Binding and modelling techniques Flashcards
1
Q
Saddle wire stitching
A
- Simple method
- Stapling pages through the fold
- Brochures and magazines
- Inexpensive when produced commercially
- Lower quality visual appearance
- Not durable
2
Q
Side wire stitching
A
- Staples are passed through the side (close to the spine)
- booklets
- Used when too thick to saddle wire
- Inexpensive
- Lower quality visual appearance
- Can’t open pages fully
3
Q
Spiral + combining
A
- Punched through with a series of holes along the spine
- Plastic goes through all the holes
- Good quality finish
- Inexpensive
4
Q
Perfect binding
A
- Pages are held together by the cover using flexible adhesive
- Good presentation
- Glued spine provides longevity
- Time consuming process
- Expensive
5
Q
Hardbound/Casebound
A
- Combines sewing/stitching and glueing
- Hardback books
- Hight quality
- Very expensive
6
Q
Wire frame modelling
A
- Visual representation a 3D object (using lines)
- Transparent skeleton for a drawing
- Simple and fast
- Difficult to read (confusing)
- Lack of detail
- CAD/CAM -> altered easily
7
Q
Surface model
A
- A skin is added to the skeleton
- More realistic drawing
- NO info about the different surfaces
- Simple to understand
- Computerised -> Altered easily
8
Q
Solid Model
A
- Photo realistic image using rendering
- Clear communication
- Complex data required
- Computerised -> altered easily
