Uploaded March 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
This is a brief overview of the cube section project.
Section a cube into two parts. Start by sectioning a face of the cube into two parts. Apply symmetry operations such as mirroring and rotations to construct the external surface of the cube. Determine the internal section by constructing triangular shapes as needed. Build model of cube. Represent cube in orthographic and isometric projections. See also video on use of olfa cutter, bone folder, and glue.
This video recorded on March 19, 2014, the same day as the video that shows how to draw the internal surface of the section using the "circle grid" devised by former student Slate Werner. See that video here: youtu.be/XOsXLcv5NaU
This is a brief overview of the cube section project.
Section a cube into two parts. Start by sectioning a face of the cube into two parts. Apply symmetry operations such as mirroring and rotations to construct the external surface of the cube. Determine the internal section by constructing triangular shapes as needed. Build model of cube. Represent cube in orthographic and isometric projections. See also video on use of olfa cutter, bone folder, and glue.
This video recorded on March 19, 2014, the same day as the video that shows how to draw the internal surface of the section using the "circle grid" devised by former student Slate Werner. See that video here: youtu.be/XOsXLcv5NaU
