I am working by myself.
I will need cardboard and duck tape and a tooth pic and possibly somthing else for my project.
I will make the cardboard look like a record player and make a disc that will spin.
My record players unique quality will be a (Manually) spinning disc and moving diles and possibly a moving switch.
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Day 1: I planned and brainstormed 10 good ideas on google. --^
Day 2: I picked the record player and drew a sketch and did planning questions.
Day 3: I got my materials and started off by cutting a box in half. Then, Icut an annoying bottom layer thing that was preveting me from putting the tooth pic in. Finnaly, I poked a hole in the smaller box with a tooth pic and added support on the bottom. I made a dial and sketched out where things would go. I put the dial in the hole and made a disc. I am currently still figuring out how to put the needle stick thing on. Maybe i'll tape it. I will tape it. I did tape it.
Day 4: I relized that my disc was to small so I made a bigger one, then I relized that was to small then I made an even bigger one. Once I had the right size I put tape on the suface to make it smoother so the record could glide easily then I put tape on the record which made it even smoother. Then I un taped the needle stick thing and looked around to see if I could use anything else. newsflash there wasn't so I re-taped it.
Day 5: I added the cover to the box and added support for the cover then I added a stopper/ holder for the needle stick thing. After that I put the disc back on and tested how well it spun. Then, I cut yet another annoying bottom layer, I made a hole for the power thing and made the power switch thing out of cardboard and tape. I added another layer to the stick thing and tapped it. Then I got back on task and put the power thing in the hole.
Day 6: I made little fix ups such as adding another layer to the stick needle and I added the power switch thing. After that I added to all my daily logs.
Day 7: I Made the video for my final product.
Day 8: I edited the video and turned it in.
Day 3 box in half
Day 2 sketch --^
Day 3 tooth pic in box upside down
Day 3 adding suport to box
Day 3 attepting to cut off bottom layer so I can stick a tape and cardboard volume dial in a hole
Day 3 making a hole for dial and sketching where other stuff needs to go and stining tooth pic through the tape and taping a layer of cardboard on top.
Day 3 making disc
Day 3 figuring out how to put the needle stick thing on and hopefully making it move somehow
Day 3 Deciding if I should tape it. (I did)
Day 4 making a bigger record after many atempts.
Day 4 making around the tooth pic smooth so the record will glide better.
Day 4 un-taping it and trying to decide what else I could use.
Day 4 deciding to tape it
Day 5 adding the back/ cover
Day 5 adding suport so it doesn't fall
Day 5 adding stoper for needle stick thing
Day 5 putting disc back on and testing if it spins alright.
Day 5 cutting yet another annoying bottom layer
Day 5 Cutting a spot for an on and off thing
Day 5 adding another layer to the flimisy needle stick thing
Day 6 tapping the extra layer thing
Day 6 adding on and off thing
Using cardboard, I created a record player because I have a record player at home so I was already experienced and familiar with the subject. During this process, I learned how hard it is to make stuff out of cardboard and how creative you have to be.
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 created somthing new without blue prints and I made it from my knowlage. A challange I overcame was the stick needle thing was to flimisy. I was able to do it by adding another layer to it, and by making sure it was still flexible. Given a chance to do this again, I would change the way that the stick needle moves. The reason why I would change it is because the stick needle thing goes backwards and I have no idea how to fix it but next time I will do more research about it. Hastings High School Career and Technical Education Program offers Agriculture, Business Management, Computer Programming, Construction Trades, Culinary Arts, Digital Multimedia, Engineering Design, Finance, Insurance, Marketing. My project connects to the Engineering Design CTE program at Hastings High School. My project connects to careers in electrition.
My Movie 1.movDay 7 and 8 Final produdct