Check-in 5
All done.
My project was to make a 3×3 Rubik’s cube.
I got the idea from Mathew when he was talking about his cube and suggested it to me.
In conclusion
In the end, I created a 3×3 Rubik’s cube from scratch and created a poster to show off information. One thing I could have improved on is designing the corners better so it stays together better and can’t fall apart. On the day of the Steam fair, many people came to my stall surprised and dumbfounded. Many people found my project complicated and exciting. I expected most people to just walk by or weren’t to interested in my project but a lot of people came to my booth and found it interesting so I would count this as a success. When I first thought of my project, my first step was to plan out what I would do. My plan was to design my pieces and print them, then I would prototype them because I knew they wouldn’t stay together. My last steps were to create a poster and add cut/ apply the stickers. In the end, I completed my steps in order and finished the cube sooner than later because some steps would take longer than others. To add onto my project I would make the corners more stable. During my presentation, I had my poster, my cube and some prototypes that didn’t meet my expectations. I think my presentation was clear and wasn’t too much information. I talked about how the pieces had to be, why there were screws and why the prototypes didn’t work. I believe that the poster wasn’t a big part of my presentation because only about 4 people actually read it.