Starter activityStarter activity1. What is the product used for?

2. What material is the product made from?

3. How has the product been made?

• The product is a desk tidy.

• It is made from Polystyrene

• It has been vacuum formed.

Starter activityStarter activity1. What is the product used for?

2. What material is the product made from?

3. How has the product been made?

• It is a garden table and bench.

• It is made from concrete and teak.

• The concrete has been poured into a mould and allowed to set. The teak has been planed, cut and bolted to the concrete.

Starter activityStarter activity• What is the product used for?

• How does the product function?

• Who has the product been designed for (target audience)?

• What two materials have been used to make the product.

• To grab things that are out of reach.

• Pulling on the handle places tension on a wire cable which in turn operates a linkage system.

• Aluminium and ABS plastic.

Starter activityStarter activity1. Has the chair been produced

by one off production, batch production or mass production?

2. How has the chair been manufactured?

3. What type of plastic has the chair been made from?

• Mass Production• Injection moulded• High density polythene (range

of colours, good chemical resistance, high impact resistance, good shock absorber, fairly stiff and hard)

Starter activityStarter activity1. What is the product used for?

2. What material is the product made from?

3. Why has the product been made from the material?

4. How has the product been made?

• To flatten pastry

• Ash

• It is tough and flexible, good elastic qualities.

• It has been wood turned (spindle turning).