3D prints include a headphone stand, wired mouse holder, heart, Toronto Maple Leaf, Apple Watch stand, and charging station. I've printed in PLA, ABS, TPE, and Inconel

This group of parts shows to use of multiple features and work flows in part and assemblies, showing the vast amount of learning and testing done

3D and 2D sketch methods were both used in creating these parts.

NOTE: My surfacing has improved exponentially since taking roles at Tesla and Zipline but I am unfortunately not able to share those images due to NDA

To create the components and assemblies, the sheet metal function of SolidWorks was explored with a wide variety of features being tested and used

Not only do these parts feature the weld bead feature but also uses the gusset and structural member features

To make these models, the mold tool in SolidWorks was learned and used with positive and negative molds being created featuring drafts for realistic manufacturing