I worked on getting my project ready to print, and I had a problem printing stuff, because I couldn't join things because they wern't touching, even though it looks like they are. Possibly use extend command to even it out

Today I started Fessy-Con, and outlined what will probably be the most work, the 3d crows head. This is a vital part of my project, and it will later go on the cane I'm making. I outlined it from the top first(not visible) then from the side(visible). On Thursday, I want to work on making it 3d.

I just took of the prototype beaks and prototype eyes, so we can print it without these things.

Today I had middle makers, and I somehow figured out how to make the beak. I think I squized it too hard, and the beak ended up being a open polysurface. I exported it as an stl file, and asked Mr. L to print it when one was ready. Hopefully tomorrow, its done and ready for second pierod

Im trying to make some surfaces that make this thing closed, and Im having a very hard time doing it

Should be good to print now, I joined everything first, and then bent it, and It worked out great!

I swiched the beak from a cone to an extrude, which fit perfectly, and now Im going to wait for the big printer, and get it printed!

I finished the beak, ready to print, had a problem with getting it to fit in the hole were it's soposed to go, imjust going to put hot glue in it instead.

Today I was focusing on the beak of my bird, and I figured out how to do it, but I wasn't able to finish it.

Today I worked on making my crow 3d, and I ran into a problem, when I didn't know what command I was sopossed to do, and then I looked back on the chart, and I found it. I think Im working on this tomorrow too and that will be the last day.