Main Aim: To create an aluminum skin to adhere to the contours of a blister, of which focus is on sharp clean edges, depth of shape and smoothness of shape.
Materials:
Screw and nut
Aluminum sheet 200Mx200M
Wood mould
Step 1: Use the machine shown in the image 2 to cut away the blister shape as can be shown in image 1. Make sure the edge of the blister is smoothed in this step.
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Step 2: Put aluminum sheet in between wood mould and use screws and nuts to fix them.
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| Image 3 |
Step 3: Use mallet in image 5 to change the flat aluminum to blister shape. Wooden mallet is supposed to be used in this step because the aluminum is very fragile, we need to be careful when doing this step.
For the edge of the blister, it is supposed to have a wood bar aiming at the curve of the blister and then use mallet to hit the wooden bar. This helps with dealing with the edge of the blister because the wooden mallet is too big to dive in.
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Step 4: Sanding and Polishing!!!
Finally!!!!!!
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