Your LAST day of 3d modeling and printing. For now. On Monday you will go to Varvil’s room.
TODAY use your time wisely as you have three tasks to accomplish.
1. finish your Dream Structure
2. start – and finish – the Kinetic 3d printed piece
3. write a summary blog post that describes:
-what you learned about what can be done with 3d design and printing?
-what you learned about the limitations of 3d printing?
-what you would like to do next in this class related to 3d printing?
Welcome back
1. Open up Inkscape on your computer. This will take at least 20 minutes to launch so I want you to start it NOW. Trust me.
2. Continue work on your dream structure project. Click here for details.
Today’s goals:
Complete and submit your MultiMeter design as an attachment to Bvarvil@tamdistrict.org
Create a blog post titled “CAD/CAM with PlasmaCAM”. On this post, include:
Copy and address the prompts in this post:
1)”What is the goal of this CAD/CAM Project as you understand it? What are the learning goals as you understand them?”
2)”Describe your project. What is it? What does it do?”
3)”Describe the measurements that are critical for this project to be successful”
today’s work
1. open up Inkscape on your computer – it will be SLOW. Trust me. Just open it.
2. your goal by the end of the class period:
-revise flash drives as needed
-complete/submit the 3d designed insect kit
-complete at least 60% of your 3d designed structure
today
first 45 minutes – finish and submit your flash drive OR make adjustments to your printed flash drive design. If you have finished and submitted your flash drive you may continue to work on your 3d printed insect kit.
15 minutes – making a 3d printed box
last 30 minutes – finish your 3d printed insect kit and submit it here.
next project – 3d printed structure
Finish your flash drives TODAY. Submit them here.
1. based on the measurements that you made of the flash drive it’s time to design. Using your design worksheet, draw an image of your design. Be sure to include measurements of the design itself. You are limited to a final design that is no larger than 60mm x 100 mm.
2. Start designing. Begin by designing the space (hole) that will hold the flash drive itself. This is a good time to measure the flash drive AGAIN. Measure twice, cut once. A significant part of your grade is based on how well your measurements accurately allow for the flash drive to be hot glued into the 3d print.
3. After you have built the hole you may begin designing the outer case.