A record of my progress throughout the Computer Modelling for product design course.
Custom mouse design
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The idea was a simple, elegant mouse with flowing lines, inspired from hermit crab (middle and top housing being the shell and bottom the creature's body). Some says it looks like mango, or whale...
meow! since the instruction was to create ur own custom bottle i took this chance to do a cat shape bottle. What is life without cats? I used loft to create the bottle, just like the dettol pump bottle. but solidworks said guide 1 and section 1 is not intersected or something like that and it couldnt loft. Went to check my drawings (stared at it for 5 mins) until i realise this and fixed it. At first i did the body and ears then i couldnt shell (minimum curvature radius too small) so i roll back to shell the body and leave the ears as solid bodies. Also i realised the reflections on the body looks weird after i mirror the part. Seems like the curve is not connected (the zebra lines are so off) After editting the loft sketches for multiple times i gave up. Im happy with the end results (also no time to keep fixing it)
Part 1 Using fillets on a block shape. finally succeed on the 6th attempt. I was confused with which face or edge to choose so had some try and error. Also noticed the importance of arrangement of features/fillets in feature manager. Part 2 first I created 2 extruded parts Then extruding a hole and the curve  Lastly adding chamfers and fillets. Part 3   First extruding 2 parts Then extrude cut 2 holes, upper one using "blind" (10mm) and bottom one using "through all". Then adding a cylinder, fillets and chamfers. Part 4 Extruded 2 parts: one on front plane and one on top plane. Then adding chamfers and fillets.  Part 5 Using mates according to the brief to make sure all the components are fixed. isometric view Sketching on 3 planes, using pierce relation. Using Loft feature, and the 2 arcs as guides. Then create shell by selecting 2 end planes so the part have...
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