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3D render of mini flashlight progress 2

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October 31, 2021

I was able to finish the batteries and the magnetic top. I also got the part I am going to be subtracting from the screw top to give it the hatch effect.

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Mini Flashlight complete render

November 13, 2021

The completed project renders for the mini flashlight. The renders took quite a while but I am really happy they turned out. Because the mini flashlight is cylindrical and symmetrical, I opted to do more exploded views so you could see the different parts of it. Rather than multiple assembled views that show the same thing. In the above photo you can see (from left to right) the flashlight body, spring, batteries, battery casing, screw top, bottom magnet, magnet top, casing for magnet top, and a jump ring. The flashlight is able to be a key chain so I added the jump ring in to show that possibility. Everything in their proper casings, above. And a close up of the battery detail, below. Assembled view, below. For some of the parts like the magnets and the screws as well as the "light" part of the flashlight, were created with separate surfaces so that I could re...

Mini flashlight 3D render progress

October 24, 2021

Here's some progress pics for the reverse engineered object. I decided to go with the flashlight. Currently the only parts of this that are finished are the battery cover and the jump ring. I am currently working on the magnetic top and bottom.

The final stretch

April 07, 2022

We're almost done the group project :). We cut out and sanded the bench pieces and cut out part of the pieces for the shelves. It was a little trail and error with the tabs and sizing for the shelves but after making some adjustments in grasshopper and rhino we were able to get it done. It took a few hours for the tabs and holes because I did them partly in rhino and partly in grasshopper. I manually placed all the holes for the interior corners and adjusted the sizes to fit the thickness of the wood in rhino. Then I took the pieces into grasshopper and adjusted the thickness. It took a bit of time for it to load because of all the pieces. Thanks to Jess for making the tab grasshopper and Daniela for double checking my work. The nested shelving unit. Daniela added some channels for the eventual addition of tables. My edits to the grasshopper, changed the thickness and brepped the shapes from the rhino adjustments. For some reason the list item didn't wanna work f...