CardBoard Basics Tutorial Guide Chip/Matte Board model making: modeling for Designers & Architects

CardBoard Basics, a Tutorial guide for Chip Board matte board bristol board and model making for all designers architects model makers hobbyists and crafters.I show how I build some 2" x 2" 50.8mm x50.8mm cardboard cubes using straight cut x-acto blades and white PVA glue.

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[mimasweets]

I remember this video five years later and it finally became relevant! Hell yeah!

[Dolleemixtures]

Thanks for the video but those buzzer noises are way too loud. I want to listen to you but I needed to turn my volume way down for those bits :(

[TheCimbrianBull]

Thanks for the video, Mr. Strebel. But those buzzing sounds at the beginning were really loud! Gave me a jumpscare! LOL! 😂

[rk.r]

this is literally heaven how am i only seeing this now after my first semester ends

[franek]

Man, Im in artschool and you just save my ass

[angelaeuth]

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[JohnJones-oymd]

I love the clear block mold candling in the intro. Clever.

[mattherman]

This was a revelation! Thank you. This is a higher level of craft. There is so much to learn from in every frame of this video. Not only the result and general technique, the tools, methods workspace, etc. but the way the hands move, manipulate and position, the fine control of pressure, the efficiency. I noticed that there is a certain lack of tension in the hands and finges, they are precise but for the most part relaxed. In that respect you can see how it resembles playing a guitar or instrument... odd connection but I think still valid. Thanks for showing us how it's done! The vid speaks for itself. Looking forward to trying some of this... It won't be pretty to start, hahah... but with time. Look forward to checking out your channel. Thnks

[garagemonkeysan]

Great video. Love working with cardboard. Thanks for sharing! : )

[JamesAmos]

This was awesome and eye-opening! Thank you

[johnkelley]

This was very helpful! Thanks for sharing this, I learned a lot from it.

[nameme]

Thank you for giving a lead to a novice like me!

[theoriginalmakaaka]

You are really good at commenting on the videos. Very entertaining and understand how to use music but prioritize the voice so it's easy to understand.

[kurogiza]

Some very good tips in here, thank you!

[LoveBanime]

I have thought of model making, but wasn't sure whether to start with cardboard or foam board. I see that cardboard would be better for a beginner like me.

[yungchrissy]

Yo my teacher is using this video for Design Technology thanks for making this channel keep it up.

[JoJo-xbdo]

hello thanks for this video, it has helped a lot. What would you recommend for quick context models?

[SianaGearz]

Something makes me think such cardboard would also form a perfect basis for a composite material that would stand up to end-use requirements, if it was allowed to soak and cure with a suitable resin. Just that I haven't tried and thus don't know a suitable resin. Also it can get mighty messy.

Using sheet styrene can of course be an alternative, and it can be welded together. But it's not nearly as flexible to work with as cardboard.

[evilerroryt]

It's my 1st time working with 3d models and it's gonna be my final piece for my mock exam pray that my building doesn't look like chewed up dog food 😂

[jasoncostello]

What makes you choose matte board over foam core for a project? When is it suitable to use each method?