Using tinfoil/tinkercad, I created a tinfoil rectangular boat that held 201 pennies and a 3D boat that held 264 pennies. I created my 3D boat because my group and I wanted to see if it will float in the water and hold pennies like the tinfoil ones did. I created my tinfoil boat because I wanted to see if the boat will be sustainable to hold objects in the water.
During this process, I learned how to make a tinfoil boat that will float in the water while holding as many pennies. I also learned how to create a 3D boat design on tinkercad and how to print it.
The 7 standards of the class are Empowered Learner, Digital Citizen, Knowledge Constructor, Innovative Designer, Computational Thinker, Creative Communicator, and Global Collaborator. My project ties to Innovative Designer because I had to create two boats that would float in the water while holding many objects without sinking.
A challenge I overcame on this project was I couldn't get the sides tall enough to not let water in. I was able to do it by completly recreating my boat. Given a chance to do this again, I would change my boat shape from a rectangle to a square. The reason why I would change it is because from everyone elses boat that was a square held many more pennies then the rectangle boats. This project connect to careers in designing because I had to design my own boat.
My tinfoil boat floating in the water.
This is when I put the pennies in my boat.
this is my boat design on tinkercad.
this is my 3D boat printed.
this is me and my group counting the pennies that the boat held.
List of 25
1. Fishing Boats
2. Dinghy Boats
3. Deck Boats
4. Bowrider Boats
5. Catamaran Boats
6. Cuddy Cabins Boats
7. Centre Console Boats
8. Houseboats
9. Bass Boat
10. Bay Boat
11. Bowrider
12. Center Console
13. Convertible Fishing Boat
14. Cruiser
15. Downeast cruiser
16. Dual Console
17. Express Fishermen
18. Fish' n Ski Boat
19. Flats Boats
20. Performance powerboats
21. houseboats
22. inflatable Boat
23. Jet Boat
24. Jon boat
25. Multi-species boat