I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at Western University who designs functional parts and assemblies in SolidWorks and Fusion 360 — from concept sketches through detailed models to finished 3D prints.
Modeled a stepper-driven muscle actuator as a full assembly in SolidWorks for product design coursework, with rendered assembled and exploded views and a motion study. The 3D views show the mechanism with the front cover off (fasteners omitted), the key parts on their own, and the outer shell.
SolidWorks
Two-part under-monitor mount for a MagSafe charger: the charger press-fits into a slider that rides in a rail, extending to charge and retracting out of sight. Printed iterations refined the sliding fit, cable clearance, and the detents that hold the slider in its three positions.
Fusion 360, FDM 3D printing
Designed and assembled a cooling experiment using a CPU heat sink and variable-speed fan. Measured temperatures with a T-type thermocouple and NI USB-TC01 in LabVIEW, then analyzed heat transfer performance and time constants in Excel.
LabVIEW, NI USB-TC01 DAQ, Excel
Parts and assemblies modeled from your sketches, photos, or measurements — delivered as STEP, STL, or native SolidWorks/Fusion files with drawings on request.
FDM printing in PLA, PETG, and TPU. Functional prototypes, replacement parts, fixtures, and one-off custom pieces.
Bring an idea, get a finished part: I handle design, print tuning, and iteration until it fits and works.