2. Neil J Szegota Carapace Concept Chair Design Theale Green Community School

4. This view shows the development of each wooden section.

5. This is the rendered view of one of the finished wooden section.

6. This is the rendered view of the M6 bush used. The component is made from brass, with the lower section being knurled to help it grip in the plywood.

7. To make the design more realistic, all the fittings used, have been drawn in Pro/DESKTOP and assembled to the finished model.

8. Before the aluminium could be cut it was designed on Pro/DESKTOP.

9. This shows the final component assembled, the picture shows the M6 bolts and the M6 bushes fixed in place. All the fittings have been rendered to give a better idea of how the piece looks.

10. To finish the assembled chair I then created the base.

11. This is one of the components used in the base. This fixes to the underside on the bottom section.

12. This shows the underside of the bottom section. It shows the design modifications made to the section and some of the fixings used.

13. Bottom section from behind.

14. This picture shows the assembly of components on to one of the wooden sections.

15. This is the section completed with the final components and fixings, they are rendered to give a true likeness.

16. This M8 bolt is used to hold the sections to the metal frame. The heads of on the bolts are countersunk so that the back of the chair is flush.

17. This view shows the completed chair from behind. It shows a lot of detail and gives a true likeness of the finished model.

18. This M8 nut, washer and bolt are used to secure the metal frame to the wooden sections and the base.

19. Completed model of the chair.