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Engineering Notebook

Mechanisms, friction fits and CAD from the mechanical engineering core.

CAD model of a tiered shelf with a bent-tube frame

I took the full mechanical engineering core for my Product Design Engineering degree. Projects included a coin-sorting machine taken from sketches through three prototypes to a working build (ME 102), and a laser-cut, friction-fit model barn based on Harmony Glassworks.

Year: 2023–2025
Context: Stanford ME 102, ME 104 and the mechanical engineering core
Tools: Fusion 360, Laser cutting, 3D printing, FEA

Work

CAD model of a wooden stool — Stool, CAD

CAD model of a wave-shaped bike rack — Bike rack, CAD

CAD model of a bent metal hook — Hook, CAD

CAD model of a round glass bowl — Glass bowl, CAD

CAD model of a flanged pipe assembly — Pipe assembly, CAD

CAD model of a corrugated roof — Roof, CAD

CAD model of a G monogram — Monogram, CAD

CAD model of a spiral pendant — Spiral pendant, CAD

CAD model of a pendant spelling ART — ART pendant, CAD

CAD render of a low table with a wood top and inset trays — Table, CAD

CAD floor plan of a room layout — Floor plan, CAD

Slide showing the final coin sorting machine — Coin sorting machine

Slide showing a small model barn — Model barn