Tinkercad Final For my Tinkercad final project I made a lego man. This may have been my favorite thing, seeing it all come together. It only took a few different tries to get all the sockets working; the only main… Continue Reading
I’m making a model of a locomotive train for my Final Final project. I built a basic model of it, and then I added a lot more detail. In the updated model, I made sure all the wheels on both… Continue Reading
For my final OpenSCAD project, I wanted to recreate a model of one my Tinkercad objects- the key. I am very slowly getting used to OpenSCAD operations, but most my commands are found through many youtube tutorials. It took me… Continue Reading
For my final final project, I would like to make this train. I’m thinking of using Tinkercad, and at most Fusion, because this looks incredibly complicated. This will take an incredible amount of time and will be very difficult.
There aren’t many broken objects in my home, so for my Fix it challenge, I picked a missing lightbulb socket. It’s part of a lamp in one of my rooms that is meant to have 3 of these, but one… Continue Reading
I have improved slightly in my ability to do basic commands in this program, but things are still very difficult. Most of the objects were the result of doing known commands and then scrambling the variables until something half legit… Continue Reading
I have no coding experience and had no idea what I was doing. I looked up a bunch of stuff on youtube and that kind of helped, but I still didn’t get some of the functions to work, like mirror… Continue Reading
For the class challenge, I decided on the “On Such a Full Sea” fish challenge. I wanted to try and practice using Fusion 360 for it, though my skills on it are still fairly archaic. I used a rectangular prism… Continue Reading
For my final fusion 360 project, I am making a camera. I’m basing my design off of the model of the camera I’m currently saving up to get, and for now I made the basic shapes needed. A lot of… Continue Reading
Serious to Silly Object Our serious to silly object started with an eyeball (pretty serious). Then, we gave her a mouth and made her stick her tongue out (which we got off of Thingiverse & scaled down), and then gave… Continue Reading