Summary: Milestone Projects

Here is a grouping of images of all the major assignments we under took this semester in OBDF 210. I did not take OBDF 110, so this was my first extensive exposure to a 3D Cad environment and Rhino. Hopefully these images will show my progression as we completed the major assignments throughout the semester. Thank you Bryan, I thoroughly enjoyed the course.

Assignment 1, 

Castle: Rear Gate Rendered

Castle: Front Wall Artistic


Assignment 2,

Surface Design:


Surface Design Laser Cut:


Assignment 3,

Reverse Engineered Hand Plane, Assembled: 


Reverse Engineered Hand Plane, Exploded View:

Assignment 4,

Chess Set:


6 Chess Pieces:



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