This sketch was made by Jamauri, the plan was made by Regie. Our plan is to have slit to hold the phone.

We started with a big piece of wood that we cut down into multiply smaller pieces a was shared among the class. Then we again used the table saw to cut the width down of wood. We also ended up using the planer to cut down the height and smooth it out.

To do this, we connected 3 pieces of wood together using the the biscuit joiner. First we marked holes to cut and cut into them. Then we glue/put biscuits into the holes. finally we connected biscuts to the holes and glue them together. We repeated these steps for each piece of wood.

The box turned out will even though there are some problems. Such as the like being warped and the staining was not fully 

The nail gun can be used for nailing small and large pieces of wood together.

Some Nail Gun safety rules are that don't point the gun at other people, don't leave you hands under the nail gun while nailing. 

The planer saw is used to shorten the width of and smooth wood out.

Here are a couple of rules for the Planer Saw. You must wear ear and eye protection. Make sure the cutting thickness is within 1/16" before cutting. Keep fingers away from the opening and only wood can go through the planer.

The biscuit cutter is used to cut indents into wood so you can connect pieces together.

Here are some safety rules for the Biscuit cutter. First is to hold down the front part to stabilize the front. Also make sure to firmly hold the back to make a clean cut.

Brief: a document that outlines the problem you're trying to solve and what you want toachieve with your design. Include purpose, requirement, constraints, timeline (duedates), and materials.Research: this is your chance to utilize the world wide web to find information andinspiration for what you’d like to create. Look at what people who’ve already done the

project have done. Challenge yourself and do what hasn’t been done already. Tweakand refine works that you think could look better. Include information on the plant you decide to become inspired by and include what it symbolizes.

Idea Development: This is your time to brainstorm and use your imagination. Sketch and draw out designs. Do multiple drafts. (Minimum 5 sketches)

Prototype: This is when you get more hands on and experiment with what you drew. Make it 3D using cheap material like cardboard. See what works and what doesn’t. Get feedback from your classmates and document it.

Test & Iterate: Build! Build! Build! By now you should know how to use the bandsaw and/ or the laser cutter. Decide on which tool you’d like to use and how dense you need your material(wood) to be.

Communicate Your Soultion: (Presentations) This is a chance to show what you’vecreated and explain your ideas. Take pictures from different angles. Talk about the flower you were inspired by and what it symbolizes. What challenges did you face? Answer questions and receive feedback. We will go over presentation etiquette and audience etiquette.