The Elbow

Greetings the names Sam and this is my first post!This model is a successful representation of the mechanical workings of a human elbow. i made it in the second trimester for DESN 111 project 2. The brief stated that I had to clearly communicate the trace movements of the chosen joint. I eventually chose steel as the material I was to use, its strong, rugged, easy for me to work with and having been in steel construction for the last 3 years I felt comfortable working with it. I feel it was very successfull in the way it portrayed and mapped the various movements of the elbow. It was also success full in the fact that it put up some resistance that grew as you used it more making it stiff and harder to move, much like your own elbow if you where to over use it. I chose to talk about it because I had a lot of fun making it (fire is fun and so is hitting things with hammers), and it took quite awhile to put together.

Reviews

have been surfing the various blog of my classmates, while none have been perfect afew have caught my eye with the layout and infomation they have with them. Rowan, Blair and Jisook these are the 3 best that I looked at while lurking.

Fixing Wesley

one of said wesley moments, he didnt like getting locked up outside apparently. Joy.

My little excursion

Biking is the thing i do most when im not in class or sleeping, i love it i do. In this picture are the 3 bikes that live in my house that i took for a joy ride last week. The middle ones mine (i call him wesley snipes) the two others are my brothers. He is by far my most expensive and precious posetion, allthought he can be a bitch sometimes(i got scars to prove it).