Final project¶
one of my idea for final project came to me one night when i was walking to the restroom in the dark hallway and i walked direct into a small chair that had been left direct in the walk path. and i hurt my litle toe. Then i thougth i maybe able to make chair(or some kind of furniture) that will activate some light and/or sound alarm if you approche it to musch in the dark. I could see that people want that kind of furnitures in there houses not only to warn them but its usefull as night light at same time.
I did some litle poor sketch in this first week.
i am curently working on geting some more thougts on how to develope that project an come up with another possible final project. i will add later info about that one.
Week 2¶
This week i made 3d model of an chair that i am thinking to make. I used Fusion and followed instruction from copilot. and render that in Blender.
Download .stl file
Here you can find the Fusion file
here are transcript of instruction i followed from copilot:
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how do i make 3d model of an small chair with out back in fusion
Copilot
Sent by Copilot:
Creating a 3D model of a small chair without a back in Fusion 360 is a great way to practice your CAD skills. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you get started:
Step-by-Step Guide to Modeling a Small Chair Without a Back in Fusion 360
1. Open Fusion 360:
o Start a new design by clicking on File > New Design.
2. Create the Seat:
o Sketch the Seat: Click on Create Sketch and select the top plane. Use the Rectangle tool to draw a rectangle that represents the seat of the chair. For example, you might use dimensions of 40 cm by 40 cm.
o Extrude the Seat: Finish the sketch and use the Extrude tool to give the seat thickness. For instance, extrude it to a height of 2 cm.
3. Create the Legs:
o Sketch the Legs: Create a new sketch on the bottom face of the seat. Draw small rectangles at each corner of the seat to represent the legs. Each leg might be 4 cm by 4 cm.
o Extrude the Legs: Finish the sketch and use the Extrude tool to extend the legs downward. For example, extrude them to a height of 40 cm.
4. Refine the Model:
o Add Fillets: Use the Fillet tool to round the edges of the seat and legs for a smoother appearance. Select the edges you want to fillet and specify the radius.
o Adjust Dimensions: Use the Modify tools to tweak the dimensions and positions of the legs if necessary.
Working plan¶
I am well on the way to have this project ready. there are som few fix i need to do
- Laser cut base plare under the chair(plate that comes beetween the legs of the chair about 20-30cm obove the floor)
- print somthing for the electronic that will come on the plate in no one or under the chair.
- make final electronic or place the one i have from output week, that could be used but with out the 230V relay.
- add som led on the foot of the chair
- test and make some final adjustment.
- Finished documentasion
Task | date finished |
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1 | May 4 |
2 | May 11 |
3 and 4 | May 18 |
5 | May 25 |
6 | Jun 4 |
In the finalproject i will use the chair i cut out in week 07 as the furniture i call it a chair but many people call it a table causee it is little bit high to be a chair but that i did on purpose i wanted it to be something beetween a normal chair and bar chair.
This picture shows the final look on the chair it self, but i want to add a laxer cut plesi plate beetween the legs about 30cm from the floor. then i have to #d pront somtheing for the electronic, put at least one ledstribe on the inside of the leg.
Thats all i have to do i think, if time will allow i will add lights to all the feets and sensor to at least to direction.