I had the pleasure of teaching another amazing class this year who designed some awfully impressive projects!!!
Students in this second level engineering course were challenged to design custom projects that must be mechanical in nature. Incorporating parts such as gears and/or simple machines was a requirement. The students drew the parts on AutoDesk Inventor or AutoCAD in either 2D or 3D depending on the part. Parts were then 3D printed or Laser cut and then assembled. As usual, Ridge students produced amazingly complex and impressive projects. Every part of every mechanism is designed and drawn by the students; they are not permitted to simply download ready-made files from the Internet.
Igor Guranovic’s Award Winning Model of a Working 4-Speed Transmission
Catherine Giuseffi’s Adjustable Smart Phone Mount
Madison Lui’s Laser Cut Geneva Mechanism with Electric Motor
Jon Bissonnette’s Archimedes Screw Model
Moises Rivadeneyra’s Gyroscope
Vincent Richards’ 3D Printed 3 Cylinder W-Engine
Carolyn Wang and Leslie Hwang’s Laser Cut and 3D Printed Galileo’s Escapement Clock
Ann Kang’s Impressive Rubik’s Cube (in progress)
David Kim's Strand Beast (In progress)
Chris Au’s 3D Printed Concept Vehicle
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