3D object improving a table

Initial sketch to final practical use of object

Step 1 - Illustrator Sketch

Step 1: Sketch in Illustrator

The initial sketch in illustrator which was then exported into autodesk fusion and used as the outline to extrude and create the object

Step 2 - Refining Shapes

Step 2: Initial result after first excrusion

This the object after having just extruded the outline imported from illustrator, making it about 15mm thick

Step 3 - Import to Fusion

Step 3: Holes

This was the first attempt at making holes to fit screws, but without measurements or planning whatsoever, so it looks very rough, not practical at all and would not work if it were printed this way

Step 4 - Extrusion and Forming

Step 4: Good holes

After actual research on what size screws to use, and what size holes are to be made. This is the inital sketch placement of the 3.5mm diameter holes that would be used to screw the object into a table with #6 x 1 inch (25mm) wood scews

Step 5 - Detailing

Step 5: Extrusion of holes

Final extrusion of the placement holes. This is the final finished object within fusion, which is then 3d printed.

Step 6 - Finished 3D Print

Step 6: Final 3D Print

The practical use of the 3d print