Week 7: Handmade 2.5D Model from Fusion 360

The model was made using cardboard with a paper-like surface. This material was effective in making flat surfaces and sharp corners.

Fusion 360 Model from week 6.
Each panel of the model was drawn to scale on a piece of paper-like cardboard. It took some time to create a components such that all the pieces were connected.

Layout for the paper cutout


The paper model was dry assembles before the tabs were glued. This was done to make sure all the components fit correctly.
Creased paper cutout

After checking that the layout was neat and positioned correctly, the tabs were glued.








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