My project is a ballerina automata that goes up and down and moves side to side.
The materials iI used were an iPhone 5s box, 2 pictures of a ballerina, a foam board, 2 wooden sticks, metal circles used to put around the holes that were hop punched into the box, and foam cylinders.
The tools I used were a hole punch, card board scissors, regular scissors, a tool used to secure the metal circles, a hot glue gun, and blue painters tape.
The most challenging part of the project was getting the figure on top to stop wobbling. At first I didn't no what to do, all it needed was more hot glue and a metal circle to hold the wooden stick steady.
The most fun part was looking at pictures of dancers and choosing the coolest pose to fit the motion.
I learned that a lot of glue was needed for this project but their was no new tools I needed to use. My strategies were just to put tape around some parts of the wooden stick to make it thicker .
If I was given the oprotunity I wouldn't change anything I think it turned out pretty well, but it could have been better if I built another one out of wood.
The materials iI used were an iPhone 5s box, 2 pictures of a ballerina, a foam board, 2 wooden sticks, metal circles used to put around the holes that were hop punched into the box, and foam cylinders.
The tools I used were a hole punch, card board scissors, regular scissors, a tool used to secure the metal circles, a hot glue gun, and blue painters tape.
The most challenging part of the project was getting the figure on top to stop wobbling. At first I didn't no what to do, all it needed was more hot glue and a metal circle to hold the wooden stick steady.
The most fun part was looking at pictures of dancers and choosing the coolest pose to fit the motion.
I learned that a lot of glue was needed for this project but their was no new tools I needed to use. My strategies were just to put tape around some parts of the wooden stick to make it thicker .
If I was given the oprotunity I wouldn't change anything I think it turned out pretty well, but it could have been better if I built another one out of wood.
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