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Jun's Design - Criteria D Monument Feedback

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I am sending out a form with questions that correlate to my design specifications.

The questions are:
Do you recognise this monument, if so whats the name?
Does this model look up to scale proportionate wise to you?
Does this model include enough details from the original model?
What did I do well (WWW)
What could I have done better (EBI)
Side Comments (Not requrired)

The first 4 questions are for D2 and D3 to evaluate my success, if more than half of the answers choose correctly (moat are multiple choice and all have a correct answer) then I would determine that as a success. If they picked in a way as an option I would conclude that as an okay/ mediocre job

My EBI was what I wanted for my D3 so that I could really determine the faults and mistakes of my product from an outside perspective and why.

Side comments were just for any extra feedback that could be relevant.

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What nationality are you and what language do you prefer to speak?
I'm from Cambodia but I prefer to speak English, I'm not very familiar with khmer.
How long have you lived in Phnom Penh?
Since I was born
If you can choose any skill to master what would it be?
Athleticism or Critical thinking
What is your favorite hobby?
Games, reading, and some sports
What is the most delicious food you have tried?
Authentic Italian Spaghetti
What is your most memorable holiday destination and why?
I mostly remember visiting Japan because it was so different from Cambodia. It was extremely clean and advanced technologically. It's very diverse in shops and food, I enjoyed my time there a lot.

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Notebooks
Laptop
Waterbottle
Iphone stand and lamp
Keyboard
Mouse
Charger and extensions
Few decorations (Gold tiger from my grandma)
Pencil and eraser
Fans
Chargers
Alcohol Spray
Earphones
Water bottle papers
A lot of the things listed here are on the shelf next to me (not shown in the photo)

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I believe that my work space is sorted very well and doesn't need any improvements. It's tidy free large and organised.
Having a tidy workspace is a priority because your environment can define and become who you are, that applies to your setup and school.

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We all tested our setups by being split apart into different breakout rooms and got evaluated by three other people. They told me through voice how to improve our setups and what some of its strengths were.

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My group said that my desk was a neat tidy organized and a good workspace for school.
As I already had a solid setup they said that I should remove some distractions instead of adding anything.

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We made a model of the independence monument DIY with materials we had available

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Materials include a paris tower, 2 blocks of model cars, a small drawer and a sleeping mask.

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The need is that the diorama club in NISC needs assistance with making items to accurately portray famous landscapes

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Analyze an object at home with the ACCESSFM method

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Analyze an object at home with the ACCESSFM method

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Completely round corners that fit comfortably into any spot, wireless and modern looking. Ear hooked earphones that stick comfortably into any ear because its adjustable, completely simple and sleek. A modern and simplistic comfy slot for both earphones that are as compact as possible. Colors can some in pink, red, white and black. Reinforced, smooth design for sweat and water resistance during tough workouts. Simple design with a line that runs down the earphones and an led light at the edge to indicate its status. A beats logo at the top of the case, a truly gleaming, simple, and modern design.

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Cost: $249.95

Client: Targeting young adults and teens 13-30, the brand of this product is popular with this age group and it targets this age group because this products main purpose is an ease of access earphones that talents in helping workouts with good aesthetics.
Environment: This product is eco friendly for the most part, it is made up over aluminum, metal and a small bit of plastic. It can be repaired, recycled, and re used. It is also extremely durable (speaking from experience).
Safety: Ear damage may occur(though that is EXTREMELY unlikely) This may happen if you abuse the product and use it for times longer than are healthy for your ears or you utilize unhealthy volumes.
Size:

Powerbeats Pro earphones:

Height: 2.2 in / 5.6 cm

Weight: 0.71 oz / 20.3 g

Powerbeats Pro case:

Height: 3.04 in / 7.7 cPowerbeats Pro earphones:

Height: 2.2 in / 5.6 cm

Weight: 0.71 oz / 20.3 g

Function: This is an ease of access pair of wireless earphones that specializes in workouts, aesthetics, and comfortability. It has extremely powerful, crisp, and balanced sound. It has a far range and noise isolation included. Connectivity is compatible with nearly every device possible that has many extra functions too when paired up with ios products. A 5 minute charge can give up to 1.5hours of playback time and it has a total of 9 hours of time. Also with a rechargeable case you will never have to worry about battery if you charge it adequately. It also has a score IPX 4 score of water proofability which allows direct touch with sweat and water splashes
Materials:

The PowerBeats Pro ships with four sets of silicone ear tips in different sizes. At least one pair of these should provide you with a comfortable fit. The case is made of extremely durable metal and aluminum

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Analyze another object at home but with the SWOT method

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Analyze another object at home but with the SWOT method

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Strength: Tight, comfy, balanced powerful sound, compact, and durable, Not very expensive and large battery life and easily rechargeable. It is completely made of metal which makes it much more durable than other products and a lot cleaner too
Weakness: Sometimes its too tight so it isn't practical for long use but other than that this product absolutely excels in every other section. Sound, design, connectivity, lightweight, and battery.
Opportunities: It can loosen up the tightness and also add a wireless option so you can switch around when the battery runs out. It may also add a collaboration with android and ios which are the products its most closely related to and connect with to attract more customers. Adding an noise suppression and an ambience mode is also extremely popular with the young adults (their target audiences) popular key attraction factor.
Threats: This pair of headphones are a little basic and is falling behind in terms of all the new products that specialize in different things and have more extremely convenient features that make them special like noise suppression or quick charge,

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What are some existing buildings in Phnom Penh?

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What are some existing buildings in Phnom Penh?

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1. Royal Palace
This is where the King of Cambodia resides.
Dimensions: 108 meters long across the front, 120 meters deep , and 24 metres high.

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2. Independence Monument
Located in the center of Phnom Penh.
Dimensions: 37 meters tall (121 ft)

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3. Central Market
The capital of Phnom Penh where people can sell and buy goods.
Dimensions: 48 feet (45 meters) in diameter and 85 feet (26 meters) high.

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4. Vattanac capital
The tallest building in Phnom Penh.
Dimensions: 187.3-metre (615 ft),
39-story building.

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The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to 3D Printing - Part 1

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What products do we use when using a 3D printer?

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What products do we use when using a 3D printer?

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1. Plastic
a) Polyastic Acid - Eco friendly
b) Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene - Durability and safety
2. Powders
a) Nylon - Durability and Flexibility
b) Alumide - Strong and good for porotypes and models
3. Resins
a) High detail resins - Good for small models
b) Paintable resins - Smooth
c) Transparent resins - Transparent appearance
4. Metal
a) Stainless steel - Good for contact with water
b) Aluminum - Thin objects
c) Titanium - strong
5. Carbon Fiber - To make plastic stronger
6. Graphite and Graphene - Strength
7. Nitinol - Flexibility
8. Paper - Realistic and makes it better than 2D

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TinkerCAD - Tutorial for Beginners in 9 MINUTES!  [ COMPLETE ]

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For my design brief, I am going to re replicate the monument I originally attempted to create with home materials. My goal is to make monument that successfully achieves these criteria.
This task and product is for the NISC Diorama club. This club gathers renditions of famous landscapes such as Burj Khalifa, Paris, and a number of others.

Able to be recognized as the structure it is
Stable and decently secure
Similar and good sense of dimensions and style + proportions
I want it to be historically accurate down to the small details and similar in color too. However to be realistic I won't be able to replicate every small detail of this temple because I lack the materials and facilities.
That is why I will have to be able to rule out which details I will include and which I will exclude.

As a rough brief I will show a synopsis of my process.
I will go on pencil and paper and rough out my measurements and just give a rough idea of my temple
Then I will go and specifically rule out all the details I will include and exclude, and rough out extra details like how long it'll take, the size, the end product look and maybe some extra features like painting it.
I'll go on tinker cad and finish the design, then 3d print it.
I will do some extra processes like painting it or such (I will figure them out in later development)

After I completely finish my plan and do the process, I will carry it out and have my end product. Although to measure if I successfully completed my goals and achieved my criteria I will send out a form to a variety of students questioning them on if I succeeded, I will also reflect on my mistakes. What I did well and what I could do better the next time.

To rule out if I succeeded or not I want over 50% of answers to pick the right choice (I will be asking multi choice questions)

Some of the challenges I will be facing is staying studious and being able to keep up with my workload, I will also struggle a lot with tinker cad and making sure I don't make small mistakes that could cost my project. However my solutions are to seek assistance from experiences tinker cad users on the internet and seek some assistance with classmates too. As for keeping up with my workload that is up to me to work out myself but I have made up my own solutions to that problem too. Having an organised titled segments of my time, organising work, etc.

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The 30 Most Famous Landmarks in the World

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Explore the globe in search of these intriguing historic sights.

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Has to be an appropriate difficulty that can confidently be done

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I have chosen this design because it fit’s all my design criterion
It has the amount of detail to the stage where I can simplify it and clearly remake it with confidence for it to fit my skill level.
It fits within the allocated map area and display case height
It also has a strong simple structure that can be 3d printed to be properly durable.
I can relatively so make sure it fits the exact scale of the original design, fits the details and can deliver it as an STL File

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I originally planned on putting a circle at the top of my eiffel tower model to complete its look but i had to erase the top circle because it couldn’t be 3D Printed. I fixed this by just deleting it because it wasn’t a core detail and wouldn’t take away much from my final design.

I had a square at the middle of my eiffel tower that was too big and couldn’t be printed so I fixed it by scrolling through the corner end of the square to make everything smaller and repositioning it into the eiffel tower

In the end, Mr. D helped ppoint out that my model was actually not parallel and some shapes were out of positioning, this was pretty simpel to fix. I just had to reposition everything so it was equal and parallel.

Some changes I had to make to the plan was that I was missing a few steps and didn’t add enough to detail which I had to add along the way while doing it. Such as cutting a bit more into the tower to add detail, adding some extra shapes for detail and reshaping a few shapes so that it fits the printing machine and was printable.

I couldn’t do these things because during our design period I didn’t have access to a laptop and only got an ipad towards the end which forced me to rush.

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Basic shapes to adjusting dimensions of basic shapes

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Basic shapes to adjusting dimensions of basic shapes

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Beveling into the shape to make the foundation

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Beveling into the shape to make the foundation

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Hollowing the shape to make basic foundation

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Hollowing the shape to make basic foundation

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Duplicating the shape and doing it to the other side to cut into it

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Duplicating the shape and doing it to the other side to cut into it

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Adding small details like adjusting dimensions for an added square and making a roof

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Adding small details like adjusting dimensions for an added square and making a roof

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Once again beveling into the shape to add more detail

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Once again beveling into the shape to add more detail

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Re adjusting dimensions to make it more symmetrical

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Re adjusting dimensions to make it more symmetrical

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Copy of Grade Level: - Presentation (4:3) by Lintertide awesome

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GAANT format

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Copy of Grade Level: - Presentation (4:3) by Lintertide awesome

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Create base + add the top layers and basic shapes

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Create base + add the top layers and basic shapes

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I made the basic shape/ starting block for my final design, Extra minor details haven’t been added yet.

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Cut through holes to make a proper tower + adding finer details such as squares and beveling triangles inside

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Cut through holes to make a proper tower + adding finer details such as squares and beveling triangles inside

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I cut into the design with different shapes and added some minor details to the Eiffel Tower.

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I made some minor changes to accommodate to the printing machine (mentioned in C4) and added some minor details at the top of the design.

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I’m sending out of a form with my design specifications as a guide.

I was able to fill all of my design specifications to an extent, It was properly durable, able to be delivered as a STL File, Has moderate details in a way and was made of PLA 3D printing filament.
It was generally up to scale with the original, and fit the allocated map area.

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Overall I got some decent feedback however it seems like they struggled to find WWWs which reflects on my work.
I got a lot of EBIs which shows the quality of my work. I should’ve done a lot more for my work and added more detail. (More detail in D3)

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This model is generally up to scale proportionate wise and in a way has enough detail. I did a mediocre Job on my details and I did well on making it up to scale proportionate wise (more than half said yes)

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This model is generally up to scale proportionate wise and in a way has enough detail. I did a mediocre Job on my details and I did well on making it up to scale proportionate wise (more than half said yes)

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Must be recognizable by half or more responses

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Must be recognizable by half or more responses

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Out of seven people, five answered completely correctly, one sort of got it in a way by answering paris thing, and one person missed it.

I was able to have more than half the responses successfully recognise my model and monument.

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Design Specifications + Durability, Comparison Test

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Design Specifications + Durability, Comparison Test

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My model is not properly durable enough to support itself, I didn’t make enough support for the model and unfortunately one of the legs came off.
It’s been delivered as an STL File and has been made by 3D PLA Filament

However, during my Durability test it was able to withstand 5 drops, hits, and throws so even without a leg my model is still relatively durable.

For my comparison test my model was very different from the professionals model however was able to moderately recreate the core details and make something similar enough to be able to link back to it.

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For the most part I was able to half way fulfill the majority of my design specifications and missed some. Essentially I failed my project and didn’t successfully make a product I was proud of. There were a lot that I thought I could improve on and was on my EBI in my form. Some improvements I could’ve made is sanding some of the edges or lines that struck out of the structure (especially around the broken leg). I could’ve painted my eiffel tower gray to make it more similar to the eiffel tower and comparable. I also could’ve redesigned a lot things better, for example 2 sides of my tower were bigger and wider than the other which made it un apealing visually because of it being unsymmetrical. I also should’ve tried harder to glue my missing leg in the eiffel tower to make it more similar. Extra detail like adding holes or making small cuts and shapes were things I were missing too.

I was unable to do these things because I had a hard time making my design on time (technical issues missing laptop) so I was in a position where i had to force a design out.

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Strengths: This is a 3D printed model of the famous Merlion in Singapore. Because of how detailed and intricate it is, the best option for it was to create it by 3D printing. It’s a robot like model that includes many small details which could be very time consuming and not as upt o scale

Weaknesses: This product doesn't have a lot of functions especially because of its size, and it's main purpose is art.

Opportunities:  This model can be used for testing and developing 3D printing skills. This product can be used as a way to test how detailed you can get with a 3D printer and can be used as an example for bigger models in the future if I choose this as my main design

Threats: The material seems to be made out of plastic and is not recyclable.

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Strengths: This is a 3D printed model of the Leaning Tower of Pisa. The material are strong enough to hold the model in shape despite the fact that that its leaning. TWhat makes it special is that  it is the outer building enclosing it because it's something that not a lot of other monuments have used which makes it unique to the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Weakness: This product doesn't have a lot of functions especially because of its size, and it's mainly just for display.

Opportunities: This model COULD be used as an everyday functionable piece of equipment like pencil holder if its hollowed out or a stand for something else. It could also be used as a reference or a test run.

Threats: The outside layer makes it easily pick up debris and dust which could lead to it becoming weaker/less durable, eventually wearing it down.

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Strengths: It's a 3D printed model of a Moai statue located on eastern islands. It's a very simple model that’s easy toe replicate because of its small amount of detail. It's simplistic design and odd shape is what distinguishes it from the others

Weakness: This product doesn't have a lot of functions especially because of its size, and it's mainly for looks.

Opportunities: This product could be used as a test for bigger projects or maybe used as reference.

Threats: The material seems to be plastic which is non-recyclable.

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An accurate scaled model is hard to remake for the most part with specific measurements and details.

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I am going to need to use Tinkercad in order to actually create my model. The reason why I am using Tinkercad rather than something else such as Blender is because it is more beginner friendly meaning I wouldn't have to spend more time learning how to use the actual application and just start modelling right after a 10 minute tutorial.

Softwares to manage the 3D printer will also be used, for example, Ultimaker.

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- The model must be created out of 3D printing filament (PLA).

- The file needs to be sent as an STL file.

- The miniature must be close to the exact scale of the original

- The model should include an accurate amount of detail of the original landmark

- The model must be recognized by a group of people (3-5 random peers)

- The model must fit in the allocated map area

- The model can be created using Tinkercad or Blender

- The model should be durable enough to withstand drops, hits, water damage, and throws.

- The model must fit the designated map area of 70x70x170mm

- Half of the answers on my form should be correct

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For my durability test I will make it go through drops, hits, and throws to check its durability and to see if its able to withstand normal day to day activity.

5 drops, 5 hits, and 5 throws.

If it doesn’t breakdown I will conclude that as a success.

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I am comparing my model design to a professionally made 3d printed model of the eiffel tower to see the difference between mine and a professionals. I want to be able to make clear adjustments to mine and see what i did wrong in comparing to theirs.

My foundation needs a lot of work, my models legs were too thin and I missed the biggest core detail of the Eiffel tower which are the recognizable holes in it. I added the majority of small details in a less accurate and detailed way. My Proportions aren’t as symmetrical and perfect as this model too.

In conclusion, while my model doesn’t come close to this. I was able to make something that peers could link back to this and incorporate a less accurate shape for every core detail.

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Using my B2 Design I further developed it by adding more details and more shapes. I made the insides more hollow too rather than just putting shapes together.

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The side comments aren’t very relevant.