To talk about my progress for the upcycle project, I am currently reviewing a lot of design aspects and needs for the folding table. I realized the needs as follows: Reclining, Height adjusting, Ergonomic enough to work on it whatever the base is, holder for cell phones, attachments to keep important things like charger, cords, files etc. Working on materials, I have decided to go ahead with cardboard, as it is easy to form a shape and prototype. If anything goes wrong, procuring more cardboard won’t be a problem as it is readily available and it is cheap as well. I am yet to procure the material, which I’ll do in a day or two, and then start making the table based on the ideas that I have sketched.
This Semester’s Students
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Alex -
Amanda Tetrault - Ankit Shukla
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Andrew Thorson -
Ben Husa - Ben Masters
- Bryce Gallo
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Brayden Shelley -
Branden Tangney - Callum Schulz
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Chris Gibbs -
Daedalus Muse - Erik Skooglund
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Jake Leicht -
Gary Marshall -
Hannah Moller - Hunter Meissner
- James Brown
- Jillian Weber
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Joshua Greenburg - Josh Negrey
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Maya Rudd -
Michael Burns -
Natalie Jagelski -
Peter Booras -
Peter Geis -
Ryan Cochran - Sidd Nair
- Sohan
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Stephen Chamot -
Thomas Boyd - Thuc Le
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Valerie Welch - Zack Lindsey
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Jean Hertzberg -
Behruz
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Hi Sarthak!
Were you planning on finishing the table in any way? For example, with cardboard, one could paint or plasti-dip the cardboard to match a desired aesthetic. With your aesthetic being ‘robotic’, I feel that some sort of finishing might be something to think about. This project is definitely a cool idea!
Hey Sarthak,
I think cardboard would be an interesting material to use for a table. It does however, bring a lot of questions about the sturdiness and rigidness of the table. Also what if a liquid was spilled onto it. Wouldn’t the cardboard just soak into the cardboard and ruin the table? Other than that, I’m excited to see what you come up with!