Tag Archives: 3D Design

Interview with Fusion User Sophie Palmer: Insights and Experiences

This week, I interviewed a college student named Sophie Palmer, who has been using Fusion for the past six years and has experience applying it to real-life projects and product development. We talked about her experience and how it related to mine, as well as Fusion as a whole. Getting to talk to someone whoContinue reading “Interview with Fusion User Sophie Palmer: Insights and Experiences”

A Visit to Alexander’s Machine Shop: CNC Insights

Feel free to let this play in the background, It was a really informative conversation and I definitely learned a lot about how the subtractive manufacturing workflow functions on an industrial scale. So please, Enjoy! Background Alexander’s Machine Shop – Website Allen Keith is a retired CNC instructor from A-State Newport, who now runs aContinue reading “A Visit to Alexander’s Machine Shop: CNC Insights”

Collaborative Crafting: 3D Modeling, Printing, and Crocheting

3D Modeling (Levi), 3D Printing (Ryan), Crocheting (Bronwyn) This past week, myself, Ryan, and Bronwyn all came together to collaborate and make something using our individual resident expertises. Because mine and Ryan’s were so different from Bronwyn’s, we had to get creative when deciding what to do. After some discussion, we decided that I wouldContinue reading “Collaborative Crafting: 3D Modeling, Printing, and Crocheting”

Comparing 3D Design Techniques: Insights from Mick Coulter

Mick Coulter https://www.coulteraction.com/about-us https://www.autodesk.com/community/gallery/profile/com-000000471340 One of the best things you can do to get better at something is to take inspiration from someone better than you. It allows you to want to try new things and helps you push yourself to new heights. The person I will be comparing my work to today is MickContinue reading “Comparing 3D Design Techniques: Insights from Mick Coulter”

Weekly Journey as a Fusion Expert

This is a video describing and showing what I do throughout the week as the resident expert of Fusion. I go over how I keep up with my skills, how I apply my skills, and how I continue to learn new tools and techniques every week to keep improving.  

–Interview with Michael Alexander–

I got in contact with the local Maker Space on the A-state campus and talked to Michael Alexander, I asked him some questions about some 3D Printing, and this is our conversation . The most important thing to remember in a new project? Basically Just Stay focused on your goal, but it’s OK to changeContinue reading “–Interview with Michael Alexander–”

Step-by-Step Guide: Using a Caliper for Precise Measurements

Modeling to Scale In order to model something to scale, you first need the right tools to do so. For larger objects, things like tape measures and rulers work fine. But when trying to measure something smaller and more precise, a tool called a caliper works best. In this tutorial, I will show you howContinue reading “Step-by-Step Guide: Using a Caliper for Precise Measurements”

Design in Fusion

Step one: Find Inspiration For this, I have found an interesting example of physics represented by a stool. I plan to make it into a coaster/small table that can be 3D printed. I found this just by looking at the same short video and ran across it. Referents Pitchers Step two: Start Modeling – SketchContinue reading “Design in Fusion”