The two speaker designs that I am most excited to purse is the one on the right, the fighter jets, and the smiley-face Earth one on left page, top right.
The feedback I recived was mainly about the technical parts of where electronics would go. For example, Matthew said, "I really like the jet idea. Where would you keep the battery?" This influenced me to think deeper about where the batter woudl reset, and I ultimately deiced the wooden base of the jets. Moreover, another person said, "If you do the fighter jets, where are you going to fit all your compenetes without them getting to thick?" I beieve that my solution would be soley keeping the amplifer in the jets and nothing else (exlcusing lights).
I believe this is an excellent build design since it's a really cool design that involves multiple different technical interactions. Specfically, this means it involves lights, wood, 3D-Printing, amplifiers, and an overall cool formation.
This challenges my current skill set since it expands my 3D modeling and circuitry abilities.
Currently, I have deigned the fundamental shape of the jet. I have incorporated the cut out for the speaker, tail fins, cock pit, and curved details to the jet itself.
This is my cardboard model I used to understand the fighter jet's size. Something that was a struggle for me was finding and adequate angle for the fighter jet so that the speakers weren't in a place that wouldn't be sound efficent.
This is my 95% complete 3D model. Everything is ready to be 3D printed, the only final 5% is the third jet that needs to be configured to another speaker. I learned how to ensure a future print is capable of being printed, such as the width being not too small to print.