Modeled in CREO Parametric 9.0
Various Part Models
Spring
Spring
helical swept blend
helical swept blend
sweep
sweep
Pipe
Pipe
swept blend
swept blend
Vase
Vase
arm turn block
arm turn block
arm raise
arm raise
C-Hinge
C-Hinge
Cylinder Rod Clevis
Cylinder Rod Clevis
Clevis Mount
Clevis Mount
Clevis Rod
Clevis Rod
head turn clevis
head turn clevis
Animatronic Body-lean Cylinder Mount
Animatronic Body-lean Cylinder Mount
1 X 1 L-Bracket
1 X 1 L-Bracket
Eyelid-ount
Eyelid-ount
Rolfe's Mouth Lever
Rolfe's Mouth Lever
eyelid
eyelid
eye rod
eye rod
torso divider
torso divider
waist C-hinge
waist C-hinge
E-hinge
E-hinge
Shaft Collar
Shaft Collar
turn mech
turn mech
blend
blend
3D Prints
A lot of problem solving and trouble shooting goes into designing parts. Most parts go through many adaptations as I learn what works and what doesn't, as well as what makes a design the most effective in its purpose, while also staying visually appealing. 
Problem-Solving Thought Processes
1st design
1st design
proposed solution to issue of first design
proposed solution to issue of first design
3rd and final iteration which mechanically works well, and looks good
3rd and final iteration which mechanically works well, and looks good
final iteration V3
final iteration V3
1st rotational design
1st rotational design
modified design to eliminate upper arm twist
modified design to eliminate upper arm twist
3D modeling allows me to visualize ideas without having to waste time and material. I am able to simulate how a certain mechanism functions, and where troubles arise on the computer. 
Assembled Models
Pneumatic Cylinder Assembly (Non-functioning)
Pneumatic Cylinder Assembly (Non-functioning)
Head Mech
Head Mech
Final Vocalist animatronic mech Design
Final Vocalist animatronic mech Design
Dook Torso
Dook Torso
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