Designing a Mezuzah
I've started designing more things for OTHER people. This one is a mezuzah, which is a Jewish prayer scroll... the inspiration, iykyk.
A bit of background
Since this is my first blog post about design, I might as well give some background for readers.
I've loved 3D design since I was a kid. I think I started with 3DS Max or something when I was on the Jr High robotics team in 2003. Then SolidEdge in highschool and SolidWorks in university. Or vice versa. I literally can never keep them straight.
What's most remarkable to me is that the concepts that I learned as a kid (sketch, extrude, sketch some more, extrude some more) basically haven't changed at all. What's even MORE remarkable to me is that I can do it all on the cloud. I started using OnShape a couple of years ago when I first got my 3d printer, before I had a graphics card, so it made a ton of sense... and I've never felt the need to switch.
The design
The result
