3D Printing & Making
My Bambu Lab P1P has become a tool for turning engineering ideas into physical prototypes. I use 3D printing to design, test, and refine custom parts for my projects rather than simply printing existing models.
For my custom wind tunnel, I designed and printed aerodynamic airfoils, a diffuser, and other components needed to build and modify the system. 3D printing allowed me to quickly create custom geometries, test different designs, and make changes as I learned from each iteration.
Beyond the wind tunnel, I have also used 3D printing to create practical solutions for other engineering projects, giving me hands-on experience with CAD, prototyping, fabrication, and iterative design.
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 and experimentation.