The
visor was broken into three sections; the lens plane, the base, and the phone
support pieces. A simple rotating platform was constructed on a large flat
pieces with a simple background all made from LEGOs. Each section of the visor
was placed on the platform and photographed while rotating. The pieces were
supported by yellow bricks were not meant to be part of the design but merely
for display.
To do:
Lens plane
Base
Support pieces
Rotating lens plane
Rotating base
LEGO
bricks and plates were drafted according to sizes given on the internet. Only
2D views were drafted. Arrows describing assembly were also drafted
specifically for this project. Assembly instructions for the support pieces was
arranged. The support pieces were done first because they were the simplest so
problems were quickly rectified.
Between
rotating views and drafted assembly diagrams the instructions should be clear.
To do:
- Finish drafted diagrams
- Create instructions
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