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The skills that I used in this project will help me later mostly due to the circle cut around the center drill hole because it dosen't cut straight through you choose how far down it goes through. Almost everything manufactured is most likely designed using something like this. The problem I had was the center piece the only reason it was a problem was because I couldn't decide what cut/trim I had to use. I was successful because it actually connected right. I did this one before the previous post and the only real difference was the slanted cut down the center of this design. The only new for this design was the center cut I didn't know how to do that before but now I do. It looks to me like something like a scale might be designed with these sorts of tools. The only problem I had with this one was figuring out which side was slanted and which wasn't I just played with the settings until it was right. This project is entirely different from the last two because I had to form it by first creating the lines then putting them into the third dimension. In this project I learned that I can simply create the lines then 3D the drawing and also how to round off edges like at the base. It's pretty obvious that pipes and tubing is manufactured using this kind of program and tools. I didn't have any problems with this project. I was successful by completing the project correctly. This is the funnest project I did so far only because it is the easiest 3D project in the book. In this project I learned how to do a few new things like the sheet that opens up on the left side of the drawing. I'm not sure but I think Yo-Yos' might be maid from these sorts of diagrams. The only project I ran into was trimming the inner cuts that you can see in the diagram. I overcame this problem by toying with the way I trimmed the lines. Perhaps the most annoying of all my projects. This project showed me how to bend the metal in only certain areas. I don't know what those twisty things are called but they look just like these except they have a hole in the middle. This whole project was a problem because it took me forever to get the bend to do it like it shows and it still isn't right because the ends should be square with only the bend where the center piece and "wings" meet. Eventually I worked out all the measurements and gaps to get it as accurate as I could. Not really a project. Showed me how to obviously make a border for my real projects. A base for blueprints before you actually begin the prints layout. This "project" had no problems only an idiot can't do this. I can't really come over problems when there are none. A project that looked hard but it was really easy. This project showed me how to put the cylinder and the "trunk" together. Could be used for piping or maybe hooks. I had no problems with this one except starting it because I didn't want to do it. Can't overcome what isn't there. This project again looked harder than it actually was. Pretty much everything I did was new to me. Most likely used for bottle designs. There was a problem I came to with the cylinders in forming the bottle. I eventually found out the right way to connect them and finished the project. I learned how to places sofits, and wall cabinets. Because be able to tell where soffits belong is an important skill for building. I didn't have any problems during this assignment. I was successful because I read the book it is a pretty self helping book. I was creative this project by furnishing my house with what I wanted. In this project the only thing I really did different was building the porch I was still using soffits. I learned about the railing tool while I was doing the porches. The only problem I had was the stairs, I overcame this problem by just playing with the program. I was successful by completeling the assignment. I showed creativity this project by putting lawn decorations out. In this project I just took the bungalow I had created in the previous project and added exterior scenery and put up a shadow. If I need to use the shadow effect again then I know now how to use it. The only problem I had was actually finding the tool that you use to activate the shadow. I was successful because I finished the project and it wasn't hard the only problem I had was a real easy fix. I added ostriches. I'm not gonna rewrite the last write up so here it is the same things as before except no problems and the shadow is at 9 a.m. instead of 4 p.m. In this drawing I wasn't working on my house I was working on setting up a sort of blueprint spread for my house. I learned how to make new pages and put the pictures on them. Blueprints are always nice to have in the real world. The only problem I had was getting the page setups right and then putting everything on after was easy. I finished the project. I didn't really use any creativity in the drawing. This project was just an overhead view of my bungalow the arrow in the middle shows the direction north. I learned how to put the arrow on. Being able to read a compass is good I guess. I didn't have any problems with this drawing. I was successful because I finished the project. I was creative because I added a crash wall and a car in the road. In this drawing it was a terrain shifting project so that my house pretty much sits on the side of a mountain. I learned how to shape the terrain. The only problem I had was with getting the ground to show up under my house. I was successful because after I got the ground under my house right it was incredibly easy. I showed creativity by showing nothing at all except a fireplace for Santa.

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