Used cotton cord and mohair to knit with. Used vaiety of knitting needle sizes varying from 4mm to 12mm. The light penetrates through looser loops.

The MD of Formech, Paul Vukovich, with one of our smaller, desktop machines, the 300XQ.

I have produced several knitted fabrics for the purpose of being used as a lampshade.

Jogo desenvolvido para a Nestlé.

Peças moldadas em vacuum forming e tabuleiro impresso em tecido para facilitar o transporte.

Choosing to knit with bell wire allowed the knitted structure to show. It was very successful.

Beautiful light. I used mohair so that the light is made to look softer and lighter. I have used paper yarn at the top section in a stocking stitch so that its really shaped and quite rigid in shape.

Here, I have yet again added anotehr knitted structure on top of the orignal knitted piece.

The light it really vivid in the sections of the knitted structure that have been knitted using a 40mm needle - beautiful.

The Bell wire was easy to knit with, unlike some metal wire which I'd tried knitting with before.

residential, rotational aquaponic system

residential, rotational aquaponic system

I've been hand working these for about a week and a half. Most of the time I'm covered with sanding grit, so no touching the camera and the other time my hands are too sore to hold my camera. I'm getting too old for this. Time to hire a helper...

What's going on here is I have to get the tool and file marks out and smooth the surface for pulling plastic over. Basically a lot of hand work figuring the shape in...

Photo taken pre-finishing, showing how front and back of unit connect together through the use of clear plastic hardware.

residential, rotational aquaponic system

residential, rotational aquaponic system

Close up

residential, rotational aquaponic system

HeatSync Labs

Vacuum forming demo and play time.