Hollowed Object

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 Introduction

For this week, we were asked to create 5 hollow, self-sustaining, and printable objects for our next class. I came up with 6 concepts that may or may not work with the printer, I will just have to see.

Concepts









Most of these concepts are a result of me playing around in rhino, I mostly used loft and other shapes to make these concepts. They are 100% not the right size, but I could not figure out how to make the proper sized box, so I will just size them down as needed in class. 

Prusa Silver and Printing Images will be uploaded later.


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