An aluminum whistle made on the CNC machine.

A conch shell necklace pendant designed, 3D printed, cast, and sanded in the Stanford Foundry.

A bottle opener designed and machined on a CNC machine by using CAD (Computer-Aided Design) and CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing).

A bronze sand cast bike resembling my time at Stanford and the person I became in those 4 years.

An espresso-brewing pot made for improving the coffee making and drinking experience, machined on a lathe.

A charcuterie board made in the woodshop from Redwood Oak.

Magnifying glass handmade in the machine lab from a diversity of processes, such as lathing, casting, welding, and sanding.

A motor-powered robot that climbed an I-beam under specific constraints.

A 3D-printed connecting fixture designed to withstand forces from an external load under specific constraints.

Showing my personality and passions through a physical product.

I designed a mask clip based on the Stanford S and altered it to ensure that the mask would not unclip undesirably during the game.

A laser cut acrylic wall piece of an antique car.