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What went well during this project?
What challenges did you face?
What would you do differently if you were to do this project again?
Printing both the sticker and key chain was a very smooth process.
Mostly cutting out the shape with the pen tool was new a difficult for me.
I think that I would change the shape of the fish into a better fish shape because the one I traced out is hard to recognize that it is a fish and it looks odd.
I could of definitely Have used more of a better fish picture where is was a easy and difinable to understand that it was a fish keychain. for my first project I think it overall came out smoothly than I originally thought it would.
Mug project
Mug project
For this Project I tried to make a mug out of wood. This was a pretty challenging thing for me and It did not go so much as planned. I reprinted the mug many times because kept messing up but after a while I finally had it all done and the engraving looked great. But The belt sander grabbed my whole cup and ripped it apart and did not become as I wanted it to. But I do really love the stickers and how they came out.
CNC SIGN PROJECT
What went well?
What could be improved?
What would you do differently if you were to do this project again?
Sanding and spray painting my finished project went very smothly.
I could definetly improve on my skills on fusion 360
I would change up my font of my name to more of a unique wording.
For my finished project I think it came out very clean. when I brought it home My mom loved It, so that is a good sign. Overall the process to get my
I did smudge the gold part of the spray paint so I could Improve some more with my skills on painting and getting a fine line from the two colors.
I did not think that my sign would come out so smoothly so I was really happy with the process.
for my first step I created my layout and and joined all of my lines together in illustrator and then exported into DXF and put into fusison. In fusion I relized that I had made manny mistakes so I had to go back into illustator and fix them. After a while of many complicationg I finally did the cam setup and made my stock so I could successfully send and print my maze
My maze took a full 1h and 30m to complete when I was printing halfway through one of my walls broke off but it was a easy fix with super glue. after my maze wass fully printed it looked great and I loved the result.
The next step was for me to get the maze all smooth and round so I grabbed a 100 and 220 grit sandpaper and sanded down everything. After that I used this machine in the picture to make my top and bottom of my maze edges very round.
After I sanded everthing down I went into illustrator and created my acrylic top for my maze It wasa a very easy thing becuase its just a circle but I decided to use a interesting neow yellow/green acrylic. It came out very cool because the light gets flashed to the rim of the maze and looks like ther is LED lights installed.
Over all I loved how my project came out. It is a lot better lookin than I originally thought. The Hardest part for me on this maze was probably Joining together all of my lines, mostly because of how much time it took to do.
Over all I loved how my project came out. It is a lot better lookin than I originally thought. The Hardest part for me on this maze was probably Joining together all of my lines, mostly because of how much time it took to do.
I started out by tracing half a pingpong paddle picture and then flipping the picture and joining them together. Next I printed it four times in 2 different colors and glued the opposite colors together. I also included my engraving on the handle of the paddle, what I really love about this project.
I started out by tracing half a pingpong paddle picture and then flipping the picture and joining them together. Next I printed it four times in 2 different colors and glued the opposite colors together. I also included my engraving on the handle of the paddle, what I really love about this project.
My next step after I had created my paddle was to give the paddle its sticky grip, so the ball and paddle had more friction and you could actually play. I first off took my layout and used the pen-tool to get a grip layout. After this I exported to as STL and started a very long print on the resin 3d-printer.
My next step after I had created my paddle was to give the paddle its sticky grip, so the ball and paddle had more friction and you could actually play. I first off took my layout and used the pen-tool to get a grip layout. After this I exported to as STL and started a very long print on the resin 3d-printer.
This project made me take all of my skills that I have learned and used them in this one project. In conclusion I really liked this project and I think that I will really use this at my house when I am bored.
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