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REVERSE ENGINEERED OBJECT

 

In OBDF 210 the assignment this week is to choose objects we would like to reverse engineer. I think this project should be fun and challenging. I should be thoughtful When choosing an object because I will be staring at it for three weeks. 


The first object I selected was a saltshaker that I "got" from my old job it has a mechanical top. I think it would be interesting to recreate because it does have a lot of character with these little details everywhere. I also think it would be fun to recreate the salt particles all over the shaker.




The next object that I thought about reverse designing was a can opener. I think it's a good object to select because it's very easily recognizable. the opener has some character and will be easy to take apart. 



the last object that I picked out was my first car's fob. The fob is held together with sports tape because it fell apart at my soccer game once so it's a perfect object to dissect. I think recreating the inside of the mechanical part of the fob will be a great challenge




I most likely will be choosing the car fob to proceed with this project.

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