OBDF_Sophia.K

Through out the semester, I could learn a lot more features of Rhino, on top of using geometric shapes. For example, using SubD and building more curved edged and opposing organic line models. < From Project 1: Laser Cut Piece, Modeled and Rendered in Rhino >   < Laser cut done > https://objectdfsk.blogspot.com/2022/10/project-1-summary.html < From Modeling Organic Object Assignment > https://objectdfsk.blogspot.com/2022/10/week-6-exercise-3d-scanning-of-organic.html < From Project 2: Reverse Engineered Object > https://objectdfsk.blogspot.com/2022/12/project-2-rendering-and-axo-drawing.html < From Project 3: Game Set Project > https://objectdfsk.blogspot.com/2022/12/project-3-3d-modeling.html I also leaned a lot how 3D fabrication is using in field, as fine art pieces, homes, in different size and magnitute. <  Gabriel Schama's wood printing piece.  > <  fully 3D printed construction with  Crane   WASP Printer  > < Monika Horcicova'

 After modeling up my Penguin chess set, I rendered it out and also printed it out.   Before printing everything, I was concerning whether the beaks will be printed fine, so I tried using supports out before printing the whole piece. The outcome seem to be work great, including the concerning bishop whole on the piece, so I started working with the entire piece. < Concerning version of Emperor Penguin-King Piece > < Changing its size didn't seem to solve the problem > When I delivered my file to Prusa Slicer, I found that the crown on top of it is quite small that didn't developed well in the program. Tried changing size and it doesn't seem to be fixing the problem. After I printed it out, I figured that it actually doesn't print well. I changed its design, so that it would have volume. The newly built model sliced well in the Prusa Slicer, so I printed it.   < Crown printed poorly > < Changed Design > < Changed Design in Prusa Slicer > <