Gauss's Law Simulation (November 2020)
I recreated different plots of different interactions of electric fields.
Scanning Tunneling Microscope enclosure (March 2020)
As part of my Nanotechnology Engineering design day, there was a CAD compenent to recreate your model on Solidworks and create models to use to laser cut.
CO2 release (February 2020)
This is a remote controled CO2 release with-in the rocket. This was a collaberated effort in the Mechanical team, I worked on modifing it to be easy to machine, as well as producing the valve.
Soapcart (November 2020)
This is was the final project for the NE100 class. This was a group effort to make a functioning soapcart using all of our solidworks knowledge and to encourage us to use the solidworks Library and practice group work. My group wanted to be creative and make a dome-like cart and make it into a famous cute character known for their roundness.
Wooden Vase (November 2020)
I built this to learn how to create fun patterns.
RLCS towerside CAD (July 2020)
This is a CAD model of the RLCS (rocket launch control system) that would be placed on the towerside of the rocket during competition.
Carbon Nanotube Simulation (November 2020)
Created several mock-up of a Carbon Nanotube and compaired the fringing effects of each electric field.
Valve (February 2020)
While reverse engineering a valve I was given to help with my Design Team's Solidworks project I practiced using the metal lofting tool.
Bracket (November 2020)
3D model on AutoCAD.
Airplane (January 2020)
While modeling the Airplane I practiced using images in the Software to make an acurate shape.
Trampoline (November 2019)
The trampoline was an assignmet to improve our Engineering Design and to familiarize our self to Solidwork's assembly. This project strengthened my mating, assembly, and 3D designing skills.
Newton's craidel (October 2019)
Utalizing the motion simulation in SolidWorks the Newtop Cradel model moves like the real thing. An animation was also set-up to watch the simuation.
Spring Attachment (October 2019)
As a way to practice using mates and appearences, springs and a block were mated. This assignment was made to give us the tools that would later on help during Nanotechnology Engineering design day.
Chair (September 2019)
For our first assignment we had to create a chair. I wanted to be creative and go beyond the skills that were taught in class by adding appearences such as material and color, and playing with different shapes not normally found for a chair.
Gear (October 2019)
I learned how to create a gear from scratch. While we did learn to use the Solidworks library we were taught to make a gear from scratch incase if we wanted customizable tools.
Fan Blade (November 2020)
I recreated a fanblade on AutoCAD.
2D Gear (November 2020)
Recreation of a gear on AutoCAD.
Floor plan of a small house (November 2020)
This project helped me understand how to draw layouts on AutoCAD.
Syringe (January 2020)
Fun project to try a syringe. Inspired by the amount of medical school youtube videos being recommened.