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Prototyping Techniques and Assembly — Papers and Boards In-Depth — Eduqas GCSE Design and Technology C600
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Prototyping Techniques and Assembly
Eduqas GCSE Design and Technology · C600
Prototyping Techniques and Assembly
What you need to know
Apply appropriate workshop tools and equipment to mark out, hold, cut, shape, drill, and form laminates of plastics, papers, and boards.
Utilize jigs and formers to ensure accuracy during drilling, bending, cutting, and forming processes.
Perform deforming and reforming techniques such as scoring, folding, vacuum forming, press forming, blow moulding, and laser cutting.
Employ CAM machines and 3D printers in the prototyping of paper and board products.
Select and apply permanent and temporary joining methods to assemble components effectively.
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