Project 2 Week 4

 Reverse Engineered Object Presentation









Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Weekly Assignment 7

Image
 3D Print Tests     After creating 3 different prototypes in Rhino, two to test planned failures and one to test contour "drawing," I finalized one of the designs and proceeded to print it.   I decided on the cantilever design, due to time constraints I believed it would make for the most interesting visual "failure." slow mo.MOV test print.MOV Next Steps The cantilever test worked as I had hoped, so I will be proceeding with this design. The next step will be to create a more aesthetic "base" for the cantilevers, and then proceed to print. I'm still awaiting confirmation on if I can use all 5 printers at once, but if not then multiple prints on the same printer should still convey the desired message.  
Read more

Weekly Assignment 6 - 3D Print Test

Image
 3D Printing Test I created four shapes using the loft, shell, and twist tools. They are of varying difficulty, so that I will have options for a final print. I'm suspecting the twisted four-sided pyramid will have too much of a cantilever, but the other three options would all be safe bets I believe.  When modelling these in Rhino, I found the twist tool to be giving me a lot of issues and positioning the axis between the four views seemed oddly impossible. I only got the twist to work on one of the shapes but twisting increases the cantilever so in terms of 3D printing, the non-twisted options will work better anyway.   Update:     This week I will test 3 objects that are each designed for a different result. One will be to test cantilevers failing, one will be to test a bridge fail, and one will test a contour drawing. Below is the Rhino file I'm planning to use. (Note: the contour shape was created using the CageEdit tool)    
Read more