3D Printing & Making
My Bambu Lab P1P, Fusion 360, and set of digital calipers have become my go-to tools for quickly turning ideas into tangible prints.
Most of my custom wind tunnel components, like airfoils and the diffuser, were printed from the comfort of my own home :)
I’ve also enjoyed using my setup to fix things around the house like when a bedframe roller and the shower handle broke.
AirFoils
Designed and 3D-printed subsonic and supersonic NACA airfoils for my DIY wind tunnel. I used my Bambu Lab P1P to turn CAD designs into physical models for aerodynamic testing.
Custom 3D-Printed Business Logo
Transformed a flat business logo into a tangible 3D asset. I source-vectorized the original image, imported it into Autodesk Fusion 360 to model a precise 3D geometry, and then extruded the profile to create a clean, multi-layered physical print.
Crafting a Custom Cutting Board
For this woodworking project, I designed and built my own cutting board using three types of hardwood: black walnut, maple, and cherry. After selecting the wood at a local lumberyard, I cut the pieces into strips and arranged them to create a contrasting pattern. I then glued and clamped the pieces together, trimmed the board to its final shape, and sanded the surface until smooth. Finally, I applied a food-safe finish to protect the wood and highlight its natural colors.
This project allowed me to develop hands-on woodworking skills while turning raw materials into a functional, finished product.
