Nicole Corlett : Week 10 USB Drive

Here is my USB Drive.  I used fillets and offset surface for most of it.  Some other commands I used were split and sweep.

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Nicole Corlett : Week 10 Shoes

I decided to do 3 different heal shoes, all of which I plan to continue to make have no naked edges, however, thus far I have used both sweep 1 and 2, patch, pipe, join edge, project, make 2d, rebuild, along with a plethora of other commands.  I ended up with a low top type heal, a high top type heal, and a closed heal shoe.  I believe the lace in the shoe was the most fun part of this all.

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This is my final design with NO naked edges. Using offset surface command and making sure it was closed made my life allot easier! Here we have a heal with elastic as bands so any size foot can fit into the shoe comfortably. :)

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Nicole Corlett : Week 9 Waffle Lamp

For this project I decided to use the pipe method instead of grasshopper to layout my notches.  After rendering my final product, I found out I made the notches double, so I re laser cut the pieces to double everything up to give it a thicker profile.  Making this model, I made it in 2d with rhino and extruded it to a third dimension for it's renderings.  Using the onsnaps and various other methods, became very important in this lamp to notch it correctly.  I used orienttocurve when laying my pipes.

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Nicole Corlett : Week 8 Bibendum Chair Study

I decided to recreate the Bibendum chair and really attempted to emphasize the upholstery on it by slightly deforming each circle before using the sweep 2 command.  A lot of rebuilding was done to add extra points to be able to manipulate the chair in how I wanted it to look before rendering it in Keyshot. There are about 25 naked edges I can't seem to get rid off and as I showed up on Saturday to get some extra help, I could not find Prof.Scott... :( So here is what I ended up with.  Also, I used 2d orthographic drawings and picture frame to help with scale and accuracy. 

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Nicole Corlett : Week 7 Sunglasses from 2D

Made these sunglasses thinking everything wouldn't have got weird after I started to play with the bending tool in Rhino.  Started flat, Bent it, mirrored stuff, pretty unhappy about all of the naked edges, but plan to continue to work on this project until I perfect it. I'm sure Scott will be pretty unhappy.

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Nicole Corlett : Week 6 Old (new) Thumb Ring

I decided to create this thumb ring based on a thumb ring I used to have.  Though the old one got me in school suspension one time, I truly miss it and would love to have it again.  I used Rhino to re create my old new ring and it couldn't have turned out more perfect! 

I used commands in Rhino to grab the coordinates of the rings surface, and flattened my surface out to build my Celtic knot design, cleaned it all up, then I used FlowtoSurface to re apply it to my ring base.

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My order information. EXCITED!! :)

New ship dates. In regular shiny silver instead of premium silver. Still excited!!

Nicole Corlett : Week3 Hammer

I built this hammer using mainly shapes, lofts, patches, and fillets. 

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Nicole Corlett : Week3 Mouse

I created a basic model of a mouse using Rhino and parts of the tutorial for the mouse.  I explored different ways to have the same result to expand my knowledge of rhino software.  I used different styles of the loft and sweep commands, piped a couple of things, and Boolean commands.  My end product is a Bluetooth mouse with a thumb sensor programmable to any desired shortcut.

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Nicole Corlett : Week2 Duck

Here is a duck I created before the lesson was taught.

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After the lesson on how to properly make the duck, I decided to re create my duck.  I used organic shapes and figured out how to untrim holes in my project.  I also turned the duck into a piggy bank that I renamed Ducky Bank.  The butt of the duck has a plug to empty the bank out. :)

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Nicole Corlett: Week2 Flashlight

Here is a flashlight I rendered using Keyshot after constructing them in Rhino.  I then attempted to put them into Photoshop and make them look presentable.

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After the class lesson on 7/8/2013, I re-evaluated my flashlight and decided to reconstruct a different one with no naked edges and with the proper black on black ghosted views the professor had requested.  I really enjoyed making this model with Rhino software because of the free formed curves I got to explore.  I also experienced how to fix naked edges.  Here I present to you a ghosted model of a LED flashlight ring I designed.  It would take a coin battery to operate which slides in the back.

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This is the fixed Rhino model complete with fillets that will be 3D printed.

This is the FINAL model with no naked edges and proper fillets.