2017 A2 - Project 1 - Lasers

My goal of this project was to crease an interesting clock that was both functional and aesthetic 3-dimensional using modeling techniques and lasercutting.

Create a clock with a face that resembles an old race car wheel (lots of spokes).

The goal of my project was to create a simplistic clock using different pieces of colored acrylic to create contrast so that people can easily tell the time.

The goal of the project was to create a clock with the logo of my best friend's favorite beverage on it. I thought that incorporating the blue moon logo and turning it to a clock is something others have not thought before. The process was a challenge and I was very pleased on how the final product turned out to be.

The goal of my project was to create an aesthetically pleasing laser cut clock that spoke to my sense of global connectedness. The idea of one world in which we all care for each other is important to me. I get this calming feeling the most when I see photos of the world at night, so I aimed to create a clock that visually reminded me of this idea and feeling.

My goal was to design a clock that both captures something I very much care about, music – specifically, in this case a DJ that goes by Seven Lions – whilst making something unique. A lot of clocks have a circular body, which is why I decided I wanted to laser cut a clock body in the shape of his logo, a lions head. The 'Seven Lions' is an inlay, which let me utilize multiple features that were available with this specific iDeATe tool.

Make a clock with laser cut

Build a clock

Created a spiral shaped clock.

The goal of this project was to create a clock. I wanted my clock to have a design that was simple yet eye-pleasing.

Use the Rabbit Laser to etch, score, and cut a mid-century modern inspired wall clock for the A5 workspace and classroom.