AutoCAD

In the second-part of the three class series of Architectural and Engineering Design, I learned how to model and reverse engineer parts and assemblies via AutoCAD. In addition, I operated a Laser Cutter and a Vinyl Cutter to bring my drawings into application.

Personal Projects
Wedding Reception Layout
Wedding Reception Layout
I created this drawing during the COVID-19 Pandemic to sharpen my AutoCAD skills. It combines three techniques I learned in this class before school was dismissed for the remainder of the year: isometric view, sections, and threads.
I created this drawing during the COVID-19 Pandemic to sharpen my AutoCAD skills. It combines three techniques I learned in this class before school was dismissed for the remainder of the year: isometric view, sections, and threads.
For this project, I designed a bridge, constructed it from balsa wood, and tested whether it could withstand 25 lbs.
For this project, I designed a bridge, constructed it from balsa wood, and tested whether it could withstand 25 lbs.
I transfered this drawing to a viynl cutter to create a magnet with this design.
I transfered this drawing to a viynl cutter to create a magnet with this design.
I transfered this drawing to a viynl cutter to create a magnet with this design. I also used iron-on viynl to create shirts with this design.
I transfered this drawing to a viynl cutter to create a magnet with this design. I also used iron-on viynl to create shirts with this design.
Threads
Reverse Engineered Thread
Reverse Engineered Thread
Reverse Engineered Thread
Reverse Engineered Thread
Isometric View Drawings
Section Views
Reverse Engineered Section View
Reverse Engineered Section View
Reverse Engineered Section View
Reverse Engineered Section View
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