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Key Learnings
- Learn how to position a part within stock for a 3-axis CAM setup
- Learn how to set up a CNC programming strategy moving from rough to semi-finish to finish to detailing
- Learn how to use workplanes and interactive stock models to set up a second position for a "flip mill"
- Learn how to analyze and simulate NC programs to better ensure quality and avoid gouging and collisions
Speaker
- BRBrian RingleyBrian Ringley is a platform specialist on the Global Design Technology Team at Woods Bagot, where he leads efforts on computational workflows for model interoperability, environmental analysis, geometric rationalization, and architectural fabrication. Brian provides platform training, bespoke toolsets, and intensive support for Woods Bagot's globally significant projects. He has taught at the University of Cincinnati and the City University of New York, and currently teaches courses on industrial robotic arm and computer numerical control (CNC) machining for architectural manufacturing at Pratt Institute’s Graduate Architecture and Urban Design (GAUD) program. Prior to Woods Bagot, he worked for R&Sie(n), Dellekamp Arquitectos, and Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates. Brian is an Authorized Rhino Trainer and, together with Zach Downey of Parabox, he runs the design technology education website Designalyze.com.
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