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Multi-Use Desk Attachment Front View
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  • Hsien-Cheng Chou
Multi-Use Desk Attachment
A multi-use desk attachment that allows the user to store a tablet and clamp a desk light all while not requiring additional fasteners.
Test Tube Upper View
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  • Bhanuz Dechayont
Test Tube Covering Lid
I created a lid of my sample test tube for my experiment.
Model Plane
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  • Alexander Darius Bidari
Model Plane for a Student Pilot
I printed a terrific model plane!
Upper View of the Pant
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  • Alexandria L Balde
A birthday gift perfected by using Sewing Machine
I used the Sewing Machine in SDL to do a simple hem on a pair of birthday Pants.
Front View Of Tooth Vase
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  • Christina Kim
One Giant Tooth-Vase
I 3d printed a giant Tooth Vase in the Design Lab!
Front Angel of Nas Case
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  • Haocheng Qian
DIY NAS Case Components
A DIY NAS server
Front view of the needle holder
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  • Avi Niketan Patel
Simple needle holders
These are simple inflation needle holders that can be mounted to a wall.
The image contains a model of the weapon Merciless from the game Destiny 2 on a background of grass. The item is largely a light blue or teal color with golden accents. There is additionally a black grip and a small stock attached to the futuristic scifi item.
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  • Harrison Andrew Lewis
Destiny 2 Merciless Print Phase 1
First set of prints in order to create video game prop.
Navy blue t-shirt with white graphic commemorating the Black students in aerospace student organization's 5th year anniversary
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  • Jardine Nkechi Olita Allen
Bringing Our Vision to Life: Custom T-Shirts for Black Students in Aerospace
Using the Vinyl Cutter at the Shapiro Design Lab, I created custom t-shirts for my student organization, Black Students in Aerospace. The process was hands-on, creative, and a perfect opportunity for team bonding and learning!
Front Picture of the Bike Tool Tray
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  • Marilyn Creswell
Bike Tool Tray
A modular bike stand tray and side cup for bike maintenance tools were 3D printed using a design by JsR on Printables. The tray includes multiple screw holes for attaching additional compartments. A useful trick discovered during the process is that a corkscrew effectively removes supports from small, delicate screw holes due to its sharpness, maneuverability, and leverage.