Hot Dog Tape Dispencer
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Do you need something to spice up your boring tape dispenser? Maybe you're feeling hungry while you work . . .
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Informacje o modelu
- Źródło
- Printables
- Kategoria
- Office
- Licencja
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial
Summary Continued:
. . . and want a reminder of what you could get once you're done. Either way we have the solution for both! Just don't eat it. This model was a team effort, so visit the other creators here: @JohnDoe_2915710 @Pauligee_2915685
Problem statement:
Recent analysis by the Staples finance department has concluded that sales for desktop organization products have declined in recent years. The company would like to ramp up their profits in this area by enhancing the aesthetic nature of these products.
Your group has been hired to design a set of theme-based organizational products. Your team will design a set of office supplies that are tied together with a common theme. You must be able to justify how the theme connects the products together. The idea is that the customer will not want to buy just one; they will want to buy the whole set.
Instructions:
The first thing we did to create this abomination was make a sketch on the front plane and use the “sweep” tool to push it into 3D.
The second step was to filet it to add round edges, so it doesn't look so sharp
Lastly, we added a place for the tape roll and blade to go so it could actually dispense tape.
Design Choices:
Design Choice #1: weird trim tool
When we were first making the hot dog bun shape, I tried to connect the two sides of the bun because when I mirrored one of the sides, it looked off. But when I clicked on the “Trim” button and tried to cut a line, it would bug all over the place. Eventually we solved this by just redrawing the sketch.
Design Choice #2: straight bun
While we were deciding how to sweep the bun in order for it to look good, we just made it go straight to see how it looked. Everyone decided it looked boring, so we made it curve a little to match the hot dog.
Design Choice #3: tiny tape holder
When we were alright with the shape of the hot dog, we moved on to the functionality of it, which means we made a holder for the tape roll and a little space for the blade to go. However, when we made the holder, we accidentally made it way too small. This was a simple fix though, all we had to do was increase the size of it.
