Cardboard models design principles

[Mad44ms]

Sorry, English is not my origin language. There is a translation of study for me self made 3 years ago. Total 41 pages. In case it is interesting and understandable for you I'll translate and upload the rest. It is not a material for teaching how to use the software. It's the look via descriptive geometry.

[Swampfox]

I would be interested in seeing the rest of the text if you don't mind posting it..

I tend to see the world this way so it looks like something I could put to use.

Thanks,
SFX

[B-Manic]

I too would be interested in seeing the whole document. It looks very good.

[Rubenandres77]

Thanks a lot for your offer, it looks like great material.

I'm sure it will be helpful to the people who, like me, get stuck when trying to understand the designing process.

It surely will be interesting to see the rest.

Ruben

[Mad44ms]

There are some more pages.

[Rick Thomson]

I think this would be a valuable addition to our database here.

[nosports]

such a thing is always interesting, even vor older builder.
Eventually there a some new insight or methods, who knows.

But i hope you can make the pages in a single PDF or a Bunch for a single download in the download-section ?

[Mad44ms]

But i hope you can make the pages in a single PDF or a Bunch for a single download in the download-section ?Yes, this will be done after complete translation. Possibly on the next weekend or a bit later.
Might be some English origin language modeler would like to edit text and simplify it for better understanding?

[bagpiper]

What a fantastic document. Thank you very much for sharing this with us.

Cheers
Jim

[Gharbad]

I recognize the Maly Modelarz Me 163 on one of those pages ;)

This is really cool, I'm a sucker for textbooks on things I enjoy.

[mbauer]

Hi Mad44ms,

The two cones into one has my attention. Tried to do that years ago, ran into issues and gave up!

Thanks for sharing!

Best regards,
Mike Bauer

[Mad44ms]

There is a rest. :)
I put the pdf file into download section but can not find it. :confused:

[Mark Petersen]

The PDF is in the self help portion of the downloads

[kcorbin]

In the translation where it talks about pieces that must be admitted. ...
The English word more typically used for admitted would be the word "inserted"

and for the description of how much extra width that opening around the inserted piece needs to be you would describe that dimension width required as being "clearance"

[Mike1158]

Just found this, very helpful, a brilliant piece of educational reading.