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The container is the first component of the alcohol bottle. To start, I made 3 regions that would make up the shape of the bottle. The second square is 100 mm from the base and the 3rd shape is 40 mm from the 2nd square

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Using loft, I connected the edges of the shapes to make a solid object.

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Next, I created a circle and extruded it to a height of 10 mm. Using guidelines, I was able to move this solid to the top. I used shell to make a hole

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The cap is the trickiest part of the bottle. I started by creating two circles whose diameters were 26 and 30 mm, respectively.

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I extruded the larger circle to a height of 13mm and the smaller to 6 mm. I used substract to make the bottom portion hollow. So it can be attached to the container

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I hid the previous objects and made another circle with a 20 mm diameter. Using extrude, I was able to make a solid with a height of 6 mm

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I created yet another circle with a diameter of 8mm. I extruded it to a height that encompasses the previous solids.

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After unhiding the objects, I moved the pink circle to the top using a guideline.

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Using subtract, I made a hole

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For the straw part, I created another circle and extruded it to a height of 20mm. Using shell, I was able to make a hollow straw with an offset of 0.5 mm

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For the nozzle, I made a line with a length of 40 mm from the center of the straw. Using offset at a 3 mm distance, I made another parallel line. Using these 2 lines, I made an arc with 3 points.
Lastly, I created a circle with a diameter of 1.5 mm. This is the diameter of the nozzle.

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Using sweep and shell, I was able to create another straw for the nozzle.

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I made yet another arc for the top portion of the nozzle

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The figure represents the shape of the top part of the nozzle. I created a line with a 13 mm length. Using offset, I made two parallel lines. I created two arcs and joined all the lines.

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Using sweep, I was able to make the curved solid.

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After assembling all the objects and assigning materials, the nozzle was made. The straws are transparent.

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The straw is the easiest part of the bottle. I created a 6 mm circle

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Afterwards, I created a perpendicular line with a length of 140mm.

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By sweeping the circle through the line, I was able to make a solid object

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I removed the faces of the solid object using Shell with an offset of 0.5 mm. Thus, a straw was made

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We have alcohol bottles everywhere in the house. For this project, I chose to put it in the kitchen. I downloaded the blocked and added lighting to make the image more realistic

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Although resources were provided, I really had a hard time learning AutoCAD on my own. I spent at least 2hrs in all the exercises and I always kept looking back at the guide video for the next step. I think that if it was f2f, it could've been easier. Honestly, I'm not proud of my project because I could've done better. I just couldn't stay in front of the pc for longer durations. Overall, I'm just happy that I was able to finish 10.1 and learn skills on how to make a 3D object. I hope that I could further develop these skills and learn other techniques.

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I took ENSC 10a before so some of the topics are not new two me. I was familiar with them, but that doesn't mean I mastered them before. I took 10a 5 yrs ago, and by then, I really didn't listen in class or even read the lab manuals. So everytime there was an exercise, I always kept asking my classmate what to do. But now, I was able to learn all the basics related to tangent circles, creating polygons, bisecting lines, etc. I was also able to developed my skills in projecting the orthographic views of objects. The drafting was fun, but my works were just messy.