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This Semester’s Students
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Abdulrahman Nashawi -
Austin Maes - Austin Ross
- Benjamin Chang
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Benjamin Robles -
Brooke Shade - Bryan Wong
- Charles Keely
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Christopher Lehr -
Davis Butte - Davis Robertson
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Daniel Straub -
Emily Jordan - Emi Lee
- Ethan Elshyeb
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Fiona Bell -
George -
Hailee Pritchard - Hannah Walsh
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Isabella Colosimo - Jason Fontillas
- Jamie Frankel
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Jackson Hootman - Joseph Knapp
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Justin Engbrecht - Justin Lim
- Kaiya Wahl
- Kensue Kiatoukaysy
- Kevin Yang
- Kyle Neubarth
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Mary Rahjes - Miles Radakovitz
- Nathaniel Wang
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Nicole Leon-Molina - Noah Verspohl
- Patrick Bodine-Ellison
- Paul Tapsall
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Max Armstrong - Rhys Rueffert
- Ryan Weatherbee
- Sarthak Bal
- Thomas Buckholtz
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Victoria Rios -
Will Tse -
Xiang Luo -
Zach Aldrich -
Jean Hertzberg
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Really cool looking piece Love that it looks like an old west animal skull. I also really enjoy that your upcycling project serves a purpose as well. How are you going to mount the rack to the wall so that it won’t pop out? Would you consider adding tape or something to the handles so you don’t scrape your bike or piece?
I like the industrial deer head look you achieved. The fact that it doubles as a bike hanger is very impressive.
Looks very nice. Would love to see how it looks with a bike hanging on it. I think the worn-down tape adds a cool rustic aesthetic.
That looks exceptionally useful for keeping a bike inside during the winter. How hard it it to keep the mount hung on the wall. It seems as if a lot of torque is applied to it. I like how you made the theme roadkill and made it look like a dead animal.
I almost did the exact same project haha. Good on you for creating a comfy place for your bike to rest after having to cope with your 1904 watts!