Anyone willing to post up pics of their near finished projects...??? (1 Viewer)
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yeah yeah coming along... considering my teacher screwed up i would ahve had it finished yesterday before he told me his mistake. but atleast that meant its nearly done!
Nearly 60 000 words in total! not a bad effort i though with more to go
Nearly 60 000 words in total! not a bad effort i though with more to go
mine is about 500 000 words. I just mixed from acids from the biology lab coz i do biology and strangely...i discovered an acid which vaporises wood. So i constructed an steel injector which is used to apply this acid.
Hopefully i'll get good...
Hopefully i'll get good...
Lori.
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This is a picture of my project; its a car cover that collects rainwater (but actually doesn't cover the whole car) lol
I had a major problem with putting it together, so it turned out quite crap (I dont really want to go into details...!)
It looks like its falling off the back, but its supposed to slant like that so the water runs off. And that isn't a tear in it either, in the front lol
View attachment 13536
As for my folio, I'll prolly get 80 pages together. I've handwritten many parts of it, so i have no idea how many words i have. I hope that the markers will think that I put lots of time into the MDP just because I took the time to hand-write things
I had a major problem with putting it together, so it turned out quite crap (I dont really want to go into details...!)
It looks like its falling off the back, but its supposed to slant like that so the water runs off. And that isn't a tear in it either, in the front lol
View attachment 13536
As for my folio, I'll prolly get 80 pages together. I've handwritten many parts of it, so i have no idea how many words i have. I hope that the markers will think that I put lots of time into the MDP just because I took the time to hand-write things
hey this photo is of my job last week, and it has no varnish on it it does now but i don't have any photos of it like that on this computer. Its a bedside cabinet which is a semi-circle/ curved shape at front.
The innovation is the structual bit, because most cabinets have chip board backing, but my backing is structual which allows the choice of shapes(curve) at front.
Rob.
The photo was too big to upload so i put it in word document.
The innovation is the structual bit, because most cabinets have chip board backing, but my backing is structual which allows the choice of shapes(curve) at front.
Rob.
The photo was too big to upload so i put it in word document.
deathbyprinter
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hey i did a dress with four different garments so that it can be changed to make four different formal outfits.
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y13/deathbyprinter/DSC03002.jpg
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y13/deathbyprinter/DSC03002.jpg
i designed a haute couture gown, with tropical paradise inspiration. the innovation was the fact that it was a new designed material, and could not be purchased. to look at it, it looks like the pattern is in the material, but upclose its actually all hand sewn on and embroidered.
ill put a pic up soon.
everyones are awesome! some very clever ideas! like that computer cluster one! sheesh, very technical!!!
ill put a pic up soon.
everyones are awesome! some very clever ideas! like that computer cluster one! sheesh, very technical!!!
Here it is
Its a computer desk made from steel and timber.
Making it took waayy too long. So 07'ers dont try making anything this big - your better off spending time on your folio.View attachment 13681
Its a computer desk made from steel and timber.
Making it took waayy too long. So 07'ers dont try making anything this big - your better off spending time on your folio.View attachment 13681
I decided to use steel so that the back and side of the desk would be magnetic, giving user's a place to store notes etc.
The shelves are supported by two adjacent sides.
The CD rack (grill thing on the left side) uses a different method of storing CD's to most CD racks. It holds them in place at the front and back, rather than the sides.
Cable storage is incorporated into the desk. Clips are used to bundle excess cables, keeping them away from the users feet and reducing a safety hazard. (sorry they can't be seen on the photo)
The shelves are supported by two adjacent sides.
The CD rack (grill thing on the left side) uses a different method of storing CD's to most CD racks. It holds them in place at the front and back, rather than the sides.
Cable storage is incorporated into the desk. Clips are used to bundle excess cables, keeping them away from the users feet and reducing a safety hazard. (sorry they can't be seen on the photo)