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 ==== Bootcamp Paris 2017 - Romain Di Vozzo === ==== Bootcamp Paris 2017 - Romain Di Vozzo ===
  
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 After this very interesting first day of Fabricademy,​ I wanted to bring together what we learnt with our chain of design and production at Fablab Digiscope. For this 1st day assignment, I used Illustrator CS5, Corel Draw 6, and an Epilog laser-cutter Mini Legend 40W. The material I cut was 3mm thick natural leather. I had bought the leather from La Réserve des Arts (https://​www.lareservedesarts.org/​catalogue/​). After this very interesting first day of Fabricademy,​ I wanted to bring together what we learnt with our chain of design and production at Fablab Digiscope. For this 1st day assignment, I used Illustrator CS5, Corel Draw 6, and an Epilog laser-cutter Mini Legend 40W. The material I cut was 3mm thick natural leather. I had bought the leather from La Réserve des Arts (https://​www.lareservedesarts.org/​catalogue/​).
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 +**01-Designing a modular pattern to be laser-cut and assembled instantly**
  
 +Here I have created a pattern from scratch in the vector software Illustrator (commercial). It is a polygon assembled with ellipses I would later join together. The idea is to conceive them so that they can fit one next to the other, and some small elliptical extensions coming out from each polygon/​modules will feet into small gaps of the other polygon/​modules around. When the design was done, I exported it as a .pdf file. That's what our laser-cutter likes best.
  
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-// Here I have created a pattern from scratch in the vector software Illustrator (commercial). It is a polygon assembled with ellipses I would later join together. The idea is to conceive them so that they can fit one next to the other, and some small elliptical extensions coming out from each polygon/​modules will feet into small gaps of the other polygon/​modules around. When the design was done, I exported it as a .pdf file. That's what our laser-cutter likes best.+
  
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-02- Preparing polygon/​modules to talk to the laser-cutter with Corel Draw 6.+**02- Preparing polygon/​modules to talk to the laser-cutter with Corel Draw 6.**
  
 +First I have converted the outline of my polygon/​modules to "​hairline"​. Then I entered the parameters to cut leather according to the Epilog Book. They were wrong. I had to cut the same file 4-5 times. It varies a lot with the type of leather itself.
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 +**03- Placing the 3mm thick leather in the laser-cutter.**
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 +Leather is organic so it never really is flat.
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 +video to come
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