Curved Folding

foldable=makable

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  • Ivan Kiryakov
  • Roberto
  • Ola Jaensson
  • Tony Wills
  • Richard Sweeney
  • sophia vyzoviti
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  • Patafísico
  • Mathias Gmachl
  • andrea marini
  • Erick Katzenstein
  • Stephen Crawford
  • Tiemen Strobbe

Latest Activity

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Hey Greg - that is pretty impressive - I have only seen Lamina deal with surfaces that were already developable. This is a very useful capability.
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Quick Update: I have renewed the Ning subscription, which some people had mentioned was moving from free to paid - so we can stay with Curved Folding on Ning... Ning is the choice of the Grasshopper network, and various other Rhino related networks…
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discussion group for Maya users and those interested in Maya Cloth
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Grasshopper discussion group
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Welcome!!!

This is a place where we can work together towards an open CAD standard, initially based on a quad-mesh geometry, for representing and modelling curved folding geometries...and show what we have crafted in paper, modelled in CAD and then fabricated. Join us!!!

The site was set up by Gregory Epps, founder of RoboFold, as a way to create a common network for anyone involved in folding, CAD and fabrication.

Forum

Daniel Piker

Virtual Paper 10 Replies

I was thinking about trying to add something to my kangaroo physics engine to simulate the behaviour of paper (and other non-stretchy sheet materials), and was wondering if anyone has any pointers to…

Tagged: simulation, developable

Started by Daniel Piker. Last reply by Irene Scudellari Jul 15.

Irene Scudellari

Sheet metal folding 4 Replies

I am working on a bridge project based on a pleated and curved hypar (I attached some pictures). I was thinking to fold it using a sheet of mild steel 1.5 mm thick perforated along crease lines. The…

Started by Irene Scudellari. Last reply by Shawn Fernandez Jul 13.

Shawn Fernandez

Big Project (for me) 4 Replies

I am certainly new to curved folding, but not new to sheet metal forming. I have a project that is currently over my head. What I want to do is provide a basic 2D geometric shape of an open obround s…

Tagged: constraints, sheet, metal, surface, developable

Started by Shawn Fernandez. Last reply by Shawn Fernandez Jun 30.

Melat

curved folding and laser cutting connections 2 Replies

I had an assignment where i have to laser cut a connection between a curved cone, and vertical ribs like the picture below . I was trying to make pieces of the cone and then glue them together with t…

Started by Melat. Last reply by Melat May 21.

Blog Posts

Gregory Epps

Ning 4 Ever

Quick Update: I have renewed the Ning subscription, which some people had mentioned was moving from free to paid - so we can stay with Curved Folding on Ning... Ning is the choice of the Grasshopper network, and various other Rhino related networks - so a good choice for us here too. It also makes it easy to manage workshops and other group activities - so feel free to set up your own groups, use the forum or upload pictures and videos. See you soon, Greg.

Posted by Gregory Epps on August 23, 2010 at 9:32pm

Gregory Epps

DK's Micro Factory


we all need one of these on our desktop... Micro Factory by RCA graduate DK Ahn


Posted by Gregory Epps on May 14, 2010 at 10:30am

Gregory Epps

cloth and sheet simulation

Continue

Posted by Gregory Epps on May 9, 2010 at 8:30pm

Gregory Epps

Ning

Thanks John - Ning will announce their pricing plans on the 4th May. (The curvedfolding.com site is a paid site anyway). I will try and maintain this site as-is rather than port to another platform, but this is an option. Will keep everyone updated via the forum...Greg

Posted by Gregory Epps on April 29, 2010 at 1:19pm — 2 Comments

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