PERSONAL PROJECTS / CAD PRACTICE
Personal CAD Modeling Studies
Three personal modeling studies exploring curved product forms, mechanical assemblies, and small geometric details.
My roleCreated these CAD models to practice geometry construction, assembly modeling, and visual presentation.

01 / MODELING OBJECTIVE
Practice across different kinds of geometry
I used these projects to practice modeling familiar products and a mechanical assembly. The focus was on representing form, part relationships, and visible details clearly. These are CAD exercises; the renders do not imply manufactured prototypes or tested performance.
02 / METHODS & ANALYSIS
Selected modeling studies
Original CAD renders
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Mouse: curved housing and separate parts

A study of a curved enclosure with distinct buttons, trim, and a scroll wheel. The model emphasizes how separate visible components come together into a continuous product form.
03 / RESULTS & OUTCOME
A small collection of finished models
Together, the three models demonstrate practice with product geometry, assembly organization, and presentation. They complement the engineering case studies with a closer look at my CAD modeling practice.

