I had never used openSCAD (which I assume was the same with most of us) but I have a small amount of experience with coding in java from taking CS 149 and 159 and was surprised to learn how similar it felt. Since I wasn’t […]
Getting to know OpenSCAD was fun, yet challenging. I am currently enrolled in a Python coding class, so I had a basic understanding of coding format and language. I looked at some various YouTube videos for inspiration […]
Before this project, I had never coded before, so the first week I spent a lot of time learning different coding words and how the scale works. I discovered online, that I can change the color of my design and I began trying to […]
Coding in openscad was a little difficult to get the hang of at first so I decided I’d start by watching Dr. Taalman’s Youtube guide on how to code a polybowl and then work from there. I started by using the basic layout of a polybowl, then […]
I started fiddling with different shapes in Tinkercad and originally, I made a triforce keychain using 3 triangles and a loop. As I kept fooling around and followed the tutorials on Tinkercad, I later made a box with a hollow cube on its inside to […]
For my first attempt at a ring design I stuck with the basic ring design template in Fusion 360 and focused much more on the imprinted desing of the ring itself that was done in Mexmixer. I quickly discovered that photo files […]
I wanted to make a ring that looked rough and haphazard but with some sort of continuing design on it. I eventually settled on making the edges rough but in a series of lines that were spaced evenly apart. I used a stamp of a […]
After sizing my ring finger, I created a basic ring structure in Fusion 360 like everyone else in the class. I printed my first draft of the ring to test the size and it fit perfectly. […]
I really enjoyed creating my ring project. I knew I wanted something that had geometric styling and had lots of open space. I also inspired by a ring I currently own, that has the stones falling out. Where the stones once held […]
Since I started a class late my first test print was pretty simple. For my design I wanted to be able to connect two pieces so I was testing to see how difficult it would be to make one piece fit inside of another. As it turns out […]
Our project is to 3D print a musical instrument/noisemaker. We wanted to print this because we enjoy music and think that a lot of cool sounds being produced by one 3D printed instrument would be fun to play and unique. We started […]
We decided to look through Thingiverse for some brainstorming ideas for our project and began looking at some designs from the popular Nintendo 64 game from 2000, Majora’s Mask. While looking through Thingiverse […]
Welcome to me going from trying to be creative to me desperately trying to be creative. For my first few forms I made a compass (read: tried to make a compass) and an old time cartoonish bomb and some upset looking south park-ish emoji sort […]
Form 1, 2, 3 For the first form I used the multi shape, duplicated it and made the duplicate smaller. I made the smaller one a hole to make the planter. For the second I used the mustache shape to create the succulent. I used […]
Hello! My name is Abby Tebbenhoff. I am a junior Marketing major from Ashburn, Virginia. I am the 3rd of 4 siblings and I have a brother and sister-in-law. I am a member of Phi Sigma Pi National Honor Fraternity, Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority, […]
Hello everyone! I’m Kyle, and I’m a math and SMAD double major. I am super excited to take 3-D printing this year and can’t wait to start making fun little things, because apparently there just isn’t enough stuff crowding my shelves these days. I’m really […]
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