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This was my sophomore year product and experimental design project, where I worked in a group of 3 to bring this product from conception to final prototype. I played a large role in keeping us organized and on track with our gantt chart, as well as building our two prototypes. I did the bulk of the woodworking and assembly of the chairs, implementing information from our CAD models.
We performed FEA analysis to see how our design would support a person, and we tweaked the design from there. I used a bandsaw, sanders, and a drill press to build the parts, and I assembled it using a power driver and screws. Some of our parts were 3D printed, requiring rapid prototyping and testing of each specific part until it worked. I would install and test each prototyped part, providing feedback to my partner, who would then redesign and reprint the part.
To read more about this project, check out my one pager!

Folded model of the chair in Fusion 360

Standing model of the chair in Fusion 360

Our awesome logo!

Our first prototype! An important learning process, note the slightly bent leg...
The final standing prototype!

The folded final prototype

Me, showing off our final prototype with a fashionable leather bag strap!