8P1-Marketing

Tool: 3d printer

List of 25:

1. rc car parts

2. key chain

3. boxes

4. cutlery

5. whistle

6. custom ruler

7. pencil holder

8. cord holder

9. stencil

10. Lego

11 .fidget spinner

12. speaker amplifier

13. airpod case

14. different sports airpod designs

15. coin holder

16. a key

17. phone case

18. grocery bag carrier

19. door handle grabber

20. sticky note box

21. cup

22. knife rack

23. earbud case

24. phone stand

25. comb

What I did:

Using Tinkercad I created a custom Hastings Saxons pencil/ utensil holder. I created it because I feel like a teacher would probably buy it because it holds their teaching supplies, and has some school spirit.

During this project I learned how to make a design that I thought would sell well to people in Hastings. I also learned how to make a 3d print in general.

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 this was a thing that I had to design to sell.

A challenge that I overcame doing this project was learning how to make certain lengths of shapes and holes. I overcame it by asking for help and just messing around with the Tinkercad settings.

Given a chance to do this again, I would change what I made, because I honestly think I could make something cooler, harder to make, and that would sell better.

This project connects to careers in the marketing and engineering design, at Hastings High School Career and Technical Education Program.

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