Welcome to my page on 3D Designed Models! These are some of the models that I've made in the past. Most of them were designed in Fusion 360. I even 3D printed some of them, and others were built out of cardboard!
As for some history about my experience... I started 3D design in seventh grade when I was introduced to it in an elective class. Just a year later, I taught my first 5-day summer camp at a non-profit organization. This inspired me to start my own weekend class for the kids in my neighborhood. I also began teaching at a non-profit organization called SVY. All the money they made from hosting classes was donated to East Palo Alto schools that needed funding. Till today, I've been teaching these classes, with some in the summer, some online. During the Covid-19 breakout, I taught an online class to raise money for a hospital.
If you would like to check out some more of my designs,
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Thingiverse: https://www.thingiverse.com/chrislee3x7/designs
GrabCAD: https://grabcad.com/chrislee3x7-1
TinkerCAD: https://www.tinkercad.com/users/jkAkLC6u4VN
This is lock created in Fusion 360, modeled after the a Master combo lock. You can check out and download this model here.
This a classic Google Android figurine designed in Fusion 360. You can check out and download this model here.
This is a classically styled volleyball designed Fusion 360. You can check out and download this model here.
This is a Lan Fan from the anime Fullmetal Alchemist's mask. I turned this one into a paper template and made a mask in real life. You can find the process on my Blogs page. You can also check out and download this model here.
This is a sword from the mobile game Sword Art Online Integral Factor. Its name is "Greenish Sword." I made a paper template and crafted it with cardboard and other materials. You can find the full process on my Blogs page. You can also check out and download the model here.
This is a Tamadra (from Puzzle and Dragons) Pendant which can be printed with multiple colors using only a single extruder 3D printer. The final picture is the result of printing it. I did not have black filament, so I just used a fine point sharpie to create the eyes and the general outline. You can check out and download this model here.
This is a Shy Guy (Nintendo) Pendant made using differences in height to create a pattern. I have not printed this model yet. You can check out and download this model here.
This is a cone that is sliced at different angles demonstrating conic sections. These include a circle, ellipse, parabola, and hyperbola. This project was inspired by a similar wooden conic section cone that my 8th-grade Geometry teacher had. The final few pictures are the result of printing this model. I added magnets to the inserts of each piece to have them all snap together. You can check out and download the actual model here.
This is a pendant of Captain Falcon (Smash + other games) that I made for a friend's birthday. It uses the same technique that was used to design and print the Tamadra pendant. You can check out and download this model here.
This is just a random piggy pendant designed off of an image I found online. If you'd like to check