The Space Between ~ 2.5d Model



This task was extremely helpful in learning the basics of using Fusion 360. While it did offer some challenges along the way, I was able to see what I had done wrong and fix those mistakes to create a simple 2.5d model ready for the Laser Cutter.



 Below are the layout stages of the task and the conversion into an Adobe Illustrator.










Perspective of Layout

Top View ~ Layout

Adobe Illustrator File ~ Layout

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