My three favorites are the pink one at the bottem the ipod and the cd.
My three favorites are the pink one at the bottem the ipod and the cd.
I found these two the most helpful because they both talk about two different designs. The first post talks about the cossette tape design and what it would be made of to make it look real. This is really important to think about because I think it would be kind of hard to engrave all the parts in wood to add the details. The second one talks about my pink design, which I personally really like, but they bring up the good point of how long it would take to make it three d printed. Especially since I am not the best at connecting things from my computer to a machine. This helps me weigh out what is a better design and figure out which one I want to do.
I think this is good design because it is cute and useful in real life. I chose this because it is 3D printed, meaning it will last a long time and I can use it in my daily life afterward. It challenges me because it uses Rhino, which is something that I struggle with. This means that I am going to have to be very patient and work on figuring stuff out on my own.
pink speaker
So right now I am working on my Rhino file. I had to change a bit of my design because it doesn't fit the 3D printer. In addition, I needed to add the part for the speaker, so I am trying to figure out how to make that fit while making sure that it will work on the 3D printer.
My idea is to create a 3d pink infinity shape. My prototype helped me understand how hard it will be to fit everything within the shape. I will have to make my shape deeper so that way I can fit everything in. As the limits are 9.84 x 8.3 x 8.6 inches, this means that to fit everything, I have to make my design deeper.
Update: I lost my Rhino file, so I have to start from scratch. As I learned from my prototype of the cardboard, I need to make my Rhino design longer while still keeping the shape that I want which has proved to be very challenging.
Circuit Board
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Now that I have built this, I have learned how the energy flows to the speakers
Something that I am still really confused about is what the capacitor does. "A capacitor stores and releases electrical energy in a circuit using two conductive plates separated by an insulating layer called a dielectric"
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Something you learned about the circuit during this process.