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 ====== Week 7: Textile as scaffold ======
-This week, I produced a composite using layers of material with epoxy and catalysing solution, layered over a foam mould that I designed in **Fusion 360** and milled it with the **CNC milling machine**, and then vacuumed it.
+This week, I produced a composite using layers of material with epoxy and catalysing solution, layered over a foam mould that I designed in **Fusion 360** and milled it with the **CNC milling machine**, and then vacuumed it. To download the file for the mould, visit: [[https://oscircularfashion.herokuapp.com/project/-L6RF-fDdOQ_1MThYQ-t|https://oscircularfashion.herokuapp.com/project/-L6RF-fDdOQ_1MThYQ-t]]
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 First of all, I created a shape in Fusion containing curves because I was interested in how the material would respond to the curves. I created a sketch, extruded it and rounded off the edges with the fillet tool.
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 In order to avoid any collisions with the drill tool, I had to ensure that the height of my model was less than 25mm, therefore I had to amend my design in Fusion and decrease its height.