You’ve got to admit it’s getting better… It had always been an aspiration to have all of our main parts manufactured under one roof and reduce the number of suppliers… but we still had two key components that would have to be sourced and bought in: the Dickie Bow Tie and the SED
Meanwhile in the real world Up to this point we had the design, we’d thought of all the main components and how they interacted and we’d even 3d printed to almost full scale so all we had to do was find someone to make it for us… easy! Actually not so easy… we
We’ve only just begun Things were starting to get interesting now. We had solved how to join the pieces sideways, but we still had a lot of other issues to resolve to make our wall work in the real world. Can you join two courses (layers) together and build upwards? Could we make
The importance of ‘L’ Over a couple of months, we kept revisiting the design ideas drawn up by E3 design. One of the youngest members of the team, Kev Crulley, had an idea that was basically two ‘L’ shaped ‘halves’ attached together to form an oblong box shape. As it’s a very
Wednesday 4th February 2015 at 3.45pm was the exact point when my life changed. My name is Gary Giles. I was sitting at my desk doing the month end accounts for Wetherby Group when my boss John Chalmers came into the room. He’d just returned from a demonstration in Germany for a new