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The blog of the Stewart's Melville College Product Design department which showcases the work of our students.

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Elegantly simple.

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Any three points uniquely define one circle, their circumcircle, running through each of them. Here 30 points are randomly added to the picture, so on the final frame there are 4,060 circles generated from all possible triples. [more] [code] 

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Reminds me of the French curves we use in school.

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Malawi 2015 team ready for the off!

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Bon voyage.

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Team 2 Fast 2 Furious car now ready for the F1 in schools Scottish heats.

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Second teams cars both now ready for the F1 in schools Scottish heats.

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The first Bloodhound car ready for Scottish heats of the F1 in schools race day.

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The prototype chair, at half scale, which was designed by Blair McIntosh during his final year at SMC whilst studying Advanced Higher Product Design. The chair is designed to flat pack and simply slots together, nice! #smcpd

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The very well crafted docking station by Craig Lennie as part of his unit 2 Product Design project. #smcpd

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pintrest.com

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Nice packaging.

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The stunning lighting model produced by Ross Gordon for his Unit 2 project.

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The sketch model made by Sam Cooper of S4 for his Design Assignment project. Sam is the only student doing the brief to design a landmark sculpture with a nautical theme. Int 2 Product Design.

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The current display in the school reception area. These are the Christmas themed products designed for manufacture on the laser cutter by the students studying Advanced Higher PD at SMC this session with Mrs Burt.

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This image shows more detail of this design by Euan Campbell created as part of his Advanced Higher PD work.

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A Christmas themed design project has allowed Euan Campbell to create this superb reindeer wine bottle presentation rack. Components drawn on serif Draw Plus and cut on our laser machine.

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Sketch models created for the lectern design project. From the left by students William Deighton, Audai Hassouna and Hamish Garratt.

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Three of the Lectern Design Project soft models created by my N5 D&M class. From left by Jamie Hogarth, Callum Doig and Ben Dollery.

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Some excellent examples of S2 clock models. This time the students are, from the left, Calum Henderson, Finley McCutcheon and Stefano Parravano.