I have not saved an in-progress version of my project. The process was importing a model of my 3D scan and my preexisting model and combining them with each other. To prepare it for the 3D printer, I had to… Continue Reading
Using the CNC Router, I produced the carved out road systems on 4 blocks of foam. I used the 3D printer to add further detail and depth with the addition of establishments that portray a town. Given another chance and… Continue Reading
Using the 3D printer, I created the final iteration of my surreal project with a chicken holding a controller. Along the way, I have been introduced and became experienced with the process of using the 3D printing software. I can… Continue Reading
Using the model I created for the laser cutter, and the object I scanned with the laser scanner. I am thinking of either making a chicken sit on a remote controller, or making the chicken hold the remote controller.
Using the methods from past projects and the sketch, an accurate replica of the road sketch has been made in fusion 360 with the sketch tool. I am very happy with the result. The team plans to use the #D… Continue Reading
A group discussion was centered around using the CNC router to produce models that can be combined via “paths”. I took this idea and proposed a street system with tundra and buildings to create different depths and patterns that can… Continue Reading
Using nothing but graphing paper, a pencil and a ruler/straight edge, I successfully produced 3 sketches that represent 3 of the six sides of a game cube remote controller. With this, I can insert them into a 3D modeling software… Continue Reading
With minimal fires breaking out, I managed to cut out the layers with the laser cutter. The result is comfortable to hold and is only slightly larger than the game cube remote controller it was based off of. Putting the… Continue Reading
Using 3 topographical sketches as a guide, I manipulated a cube into a 3D representation of a game cube controller. It was not as hard as previous projects since I became more comfortable with the software. The result was satisfactory… Continue Reading
With a real world object, in this case, a chicken shaped stress “ball”, I used the scanner to transfer it into a digital model that I can manipulate for other purposes