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 3D Printed Hollow Form Object: The Hybrid For the group project, I got to work alongside Cameron. We started our process by picking a favourite concept from each of us.  These are two we ended up going with. We both sketched up some ideas. Cameron's make a lot more sense and are on her blog (https://camiechino.blogspot.com).  In class, when we did the 3D printing demo and the objects with drooloops were passed around. We really liked the drooloops and decided we wanted to incorporate them in our design. We decided we'd do this by creating gaps in Cameron's original concept to give it the same effect my concept had and then add drooloops connected the gaps and make it one singular object. We started our process by taking Cameron's "worm" and using the explode command to add the gaps. After creating this, we weren't sure on how we would add drooloops due to all the deformations the design had so we asked Bryan for help. After a lot of trial and error on Gra...

 Concepts I don't think this one would be possible at the size we're doing it at, but I really like it. especially the taper-ing, that makes it look sort of tornado like. This one reminded me of tentacles. I like the way they all connect with each other, but other then that it's really simple. I think combined with another concept, this could be really cool. I'm a huge fan of the criss-crossing to make a hollow diamond shape and the spikes at the top. I think I like multiple tips a lot more compared to a singular one.  This concept is incredibly simple and reminds me of an ice cream swirl but I'm quite fond of it. This was one of the first ones I made, and I was really struggling trying to get all the different parts to meet at a point, so instead it just has a cylinder and flat top. I know now how to make everything meet at a point, so I would definitely change it. I feel that this one is doing quite a lot, but I'm a huge fan of the diamond holes. Looking at it...

 Coaster Final Final Product The fabrication process was a lot simpler than I thought it would be. This was my first time laser cutting anything and with all the layers in my coaster, I thought it'd be really difficult to put it together but it wasn't. I found the hardest part to be just making sure all the pieces were aligned when I glued them together. It was quite time consuming, putting all the pieces together, I think it took me about 2 hours. But I found it fun watching it coming together, I was anxious at first that my legs movement idea wouldn't work. So putting it together and discovering that my idea actually did work out was quite exciting.  Throughout the process, I also learnt a lot on what I would do differently if I had to do it again. For one, I would glue the stuff down in a different order. I began gluing by attaching to the base and working up, but I later realized it'd be easier to glue the pieces together separately and then to the base. I also glue...