Walter's Clock

Made by Walter Donnellan

Created: October 25th, 2017

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Intention

I made this project as a tribute to an RPG board game session I played with some friends earlier this year. RPG is called 'The Quiet Year'.

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Context

Concepts from 'The Quiet Year' as well as experiences from our particular session informed my idea. The clock's functionality is less about functionality and more about being a reminder of the game. Before this project I made the laptop stand.

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Process + Procedure

I started with some rough sketches which led me to deciding I wanted the four frames. The content of the frames eventually became what they are now. I then had to decide how to draw them, which I decided to trace images from online.

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Product

I used Fusion360 to create a digital version of my project, inkscape to export it, and the laser cutting software to physically create it.

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Reflection

I learned to not blindly trust that the laser cutting tools would work as expected. I ran into several problems while trying to engrave my project, so I had to switch to cutting the pieces individually and glueing them together. Next time I would integrate the limits of my available tools to my design.

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Collaboration or Attribution

Alex and Professor Larson helped me figure out the laser cutting software issues.

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