Tag: CNC
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Teseract
Just a random little trinket I made, designed in SolidWorks, and printed on a laser cutter.
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Thor’s Hammer
The hammer was designed in SolidWorks, and printed on a laser cutter. It had a lot of parts so I used SolidWorks composer to create a exploded view assembly animation. The inside is a scaffold with the plates mounted to form the shape.
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Planters (Large)
A set of planters I made for my grandmother, in the end they were painted light blue, and sealed with polyurethane spray paint. The wood itself was CNC’d out, and the design was made in SolidWorks.
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Coasters
The design is laser cut wood base, a wooden ring, and a cork circle in the middle. The cork is engraved with any design you want. I oiled the wood.
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Hex Box
This is a jewelry box I made as a gift for my stepmother. Where the inlay is oiled lightly and the outer is darkly oiled. The inside has a hexagonal lattice shape which forms the inner structure for the outside to bond to. All of this was produced via a laser cutter.
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Foraminifera Wall Hanging
Foraminifera are fossilized zooplankton and phytoplankton, aka tiny shells. My mom studied them for her PhD. So I made a wall hanging by vectorizing Earnest Haeckel’s drawings, then laser cutting them.
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Prism (3D Printed)
This was my first test in 3d printing optics. The prism was printed on a Form 3 aka a SLA resin printer. As you can see with a bit of polishing I was able to make a working prism. This was advanced when I made a lens.
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Turn-it-in Box
My mom was a teacher, she asked for a box for students to turn in papers. This is laser cut, and the back has hinges and a locking mechanism.
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Lasercut Ukulele
As soon as I finished my guitar I realized how hard it was to play, so of course I decided to start on a ukulele. While technically the design is ready to print I never got around to it. The design was made as before in Solidworks and parametric so it can be laser cut…
