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How to Make a Chair | Episode 2: CAD

*New Videos Every Sunday* This is the second episode of a series of videos I am making documenting the design and fabrication of a chair I am currently working on. Episode 2: This episode looks at how I used CAD - Computer Aided Design (Rhino 5) in the design process. I explain how the design developed to its current state and also get into the woodshop to cut the strips of ash for steam bending and glue lamination. In the coming episodes I will be looking at CAM - computer aided manufacture using a CNC mill, woodworking, steam bending and glue lamination. I designed and fabricated the original Bow Spring Chair as part of a furniture making workshop at Harvard and MIT in 2014. I was interested in how the arms and legs of the chair could work in unison as a type of double bow spring structure – becoming extremely strong under direct loading, yet flexible and responsive to the shifting load of the user. The legs/arms of the chair are made from steam bent, glue laminated strips of ash, and the seat is made from glue laminated birch plywood. Throughout the semester I employed many different techniques of fabrication from hand files to CNC lathes. This series of videos will look at how I develop the design further and attempt to get the chair to market. Music by:   / 16-gramatik-hit-that-jive     / johnny-rock-back-in-time   Blog post about chair structure: http://conorcoghlan.com/blog/?p=1109 Follow me: Instagram:   / conorcoghlan   Website: http://conorcoghlan.com/ Blog: http://conorcoghlan.com/blog/ Pinterest:   / conorkcoghlan   Facebook:   / coghlanconor   Twitter:   / conorcoghlan