If you work with resin, you undoubtedly found industrial designer Eric Strebel's 7 Resin Casting Tips & Tricks useful. Now Strebel's back with another eight tips, covering how to eliminate air bubbles, tips for keeping the worksurface clean, how to think an excessively thick resin, how to put leftover or expired resin to good use, the importance of experimentation and more. Check it out:
Here's a great piece of physical problem-solving: Let's say you've got the absolutely perfect threaded female part, but the corresponding male part leaves a little something to be desired. You'd like to create your own male part, but it's impossible to measure the interior threading on the female part and
The table-height adjustment lever on Eric Strebel's drill press snapped off. For most people that's a setback that requires sourcing and ordering a replacement, then waiting for it to arrive in the mail; but for an industrial designer, it's an opportunity to create your own new handle based on the
In this week's video, Eric Strebel casts a series of concept car models and reminds us that industrial design often involves a lot of bodies. Here he shows you his part of the process, which also includes designer Brook Banham, modeler Claas Kuhnen and Joe Fournier's Millennium Mold & Tool.
Responding to our auto design sketch challenge to complete an unusual pickup truck from Preston Tucker's archives, industrial designer Eric Strebel went the extra mile and produced a narrated video on his process. "This week's video is more design oriented than many of my making videos," Strebel explains. "I explore
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