AutoDesk Inventor

This compilation showcases a selection of my early-stage 3D modeling projects that I undertook during my high school years. These projects encompass a diverse range of designs, demonstrating my growing proficiency in 3D modeling.

One of the projects involved reverse-engineering a compass, where I meticulously studied its components and recreated them in a digital format. This endeavor allowed me to gain insight into the inner workings of the compass and sharpen my modeling skills.

Another project involved designing a locker organizer, focusing on creating a practical and efficient storage solution for school lockers. This required careful consideration of dimensions, compartments, and accessibility.

I also tackled the challenge of modeling a puzzle cube, capturing its intricate geometry and ensuring smooth functionality of the individual pieces.

Furthermore, I created a desk design tailored specifically for teachers, taking into account their unique requirements and creating an ergonomic workspace that promotes productivity.

Additionally, I ventured into the realm of model trains, constructing a detailed replica that captured the charm and essence of these iconic locomotives.

Lastly, I embarked on a project to design a bench, combining aesthetics, comfort, and structural integrity to create a functional and visually appealing seating solution.

These early-stage 3D modeling projects reflect my enthusiasm for design, problem-solving, and attention to detail. They served as steppingstones in my journey as a 3D modeler, honing my skills and fostering a passion for creating practical and aesthetically pleasing objects.