CardBoard Advanced Basics Tutorial guide for model making: modeling for Designers & Architects

Advanced CardBoard Basics, a Tutorial overview guide for Chip Board matte board bristol board and model making for all designers architects model makers hobbyists and crafters. I build some 2" x 2" advanced cardboard cubes, a cone and a cylinder using straight cut x-acto blades and white PVA glue.

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[TheRottenICE]

This is one of those channels I randomly stumbled upon, but I'm so glad I did great content, thank you

[whothewho]

This is what I wish I was getting in my design school. This is so good! Ill be sure to practice this stuff asap!

[dave]

Love this series. I got so many "why didn't I think of that?" moments watching this video

[diycardboardmagic]

Your videos are so addictive. Absolutely love your work.

[badad]

A half length of the side material could be used as a "girdle" to hold the butt weld in place while the cylinder dries to form the seam just so. Or masking tape in mild tension, actually.

[johnkelley]

I am very impressed with this tutorial! I never knew you could sand cardboard. I also did not think of Shellacking the part prior to painting. I subscribed after the first tutorial.

[teresitagutierrez]

first year of studying design and these videos are really helful to learn about prototyping :)

[sherrysunshine]

Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge and years of skills. I am always so sad to see waste so finding I can make things with cardboard is great! Now if I could just figure out how to recycle or make use of my grandma's medicine bottles." besides holding small things, like pins and tacts." Love a brilliant mind, wish I had skills like this. Have a great day!

[yasamanhoorfar]

you are in one word, PERFECT!! Thank you so so much omg I feel so confident now

[PetrikNZ]

With curves it is also helpful if you know the direction of grain of the cardboard and cut it accordingly.

[parthadey]

So beautiful creativity simple diagrammatic shapes very helpful
Wishing to watch your first episode..please have a beautiful week

[wjspade]

You can also seal it with PVA glue. Works with MDF as well.

[elliotjones]

What the god is that "cardboard" you wrapped around the edges. Its so flexible!

[garagemonkeysan]

Great tips on cardboard construction! That glue applicator is cool. Thanks for sharing. : )

[tonyd]

Thank you for making and posting this video. Nice work on those models.

[azizqassim]

I really appreciate your work.. you are amazing

[officiallyexhausted]

Beautiful! Very helpful tips and tools. Thank you for posting this.

[PsychoEagle]

I just use super glue to seal the cardboard before painting. Granted, I do have to work fast, but I feel like it gives a similar result to shellac.

[TJ-cgmq]

..would have preferred it with COC for background musuc :) - Could you show us how we could incorporate these techniques in designing miniature buildings and structures. .!?! Thanks!

[ra.]

Wow! Great to see how this is done. Thank you.