I'm a Mechanical Engineering student at Western University who designs functional parts and assemblies in SolidWorks and Fusion 360 — from concept sketches through detailed models to finished 3D prints.
Modeled a stepper-driven muscle actuator as a full assembly in SolidWorks for product design coursework, with rendered assembled and exploded views and a motion study. The 3D views show the mechanism with the front cover off (fasteners omitted), the key parts on their own, and the outer shell.
SolidWorks
Contract design project: Designed and 3D printed a custom bracket to mount a customer-facing point-of-sale display onto another monitor. Version 1 interfaced with the display’s OEM VESA mount. When the client changed to a different display, Version 2 was redesigned around the new hardware and introduced a custom VESA mount with integrated fins, forming a two-part hinged assembly and eliminating the need for the OEM mount. The design was iterated to meet the client’s space and mounting constraints and delivered as a functional part.
Fusion 360, FDM 3D printing
Designed and assembled a cooling experiment using a CPU heat sink and variable-speed fan. Measured temperatures with a T-type thermocouple and NI USB-TC01 in LabVIEW, then analyzed heat transfer performance and time constants in Excel.
LabVIEW, NI USB-TC01 DAQ, Excel
Parts and assemblies modeled from your sketches, photos, or measurements — delivered as STEP, STL, or native SolidWorks/Fusion files with drawings on request.
FDM printing in PLA, PETG, and TPU. Functional prototypes, replacement parts, fixtures, and one-off custom pieces.
Bring an idea, get a finished part: I handle design, print tuning, and iteration until it fits and works.