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Calculus Cactus

2023-08-21 07:49:34

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Summary

Say hello to the Calculus Cactus, the newest pencil holder created by School Is Cool Inc. (not a real company) for you to use in your daily lives! When you need to hold some pencils, the Calculus Cactus can help with that! Need help with some calculus, algebra, geometry or trigonometry, sadly it cannot help you with that, but it can brighten up your day! The Calculus Cactus has 27 Pencil Holes for your pencils, along with 6 eraser holes. It is 150.0 mm tall and with the Calculus Cactus, you will be the coolest kid in school!

This is a project created in my New Visions Engineering class in BOCES that I love and can be put to good use by people in need of a weird pencil holder. A few notes though:

The pencil holes up towards the top are a bit more troublesome compared to the bottom holes.
The mouth can be a bit tricky to stick in and take out, as it is close to the diameter of the mouth hole.
It is entirely solid and it will therefore take a long time to print, and if a chemical tank is used to get rid of supports, it will absorb a lot of water. (Found that out after printing it and it took a few days to get rid of the water, so make sure you find an area that can get wet to let it leak out water.)

Included are the drawings for the Calculus Cactus and the mouth, as well as a picture of the Calculus Cactus, without pencils and erasers in it.

I hope whoever prints this out enjoys it and have a great day! Stay sharp like a cactus!

-Jbninjalizard

Print Settings

Supports:
Yes
Notes:
Supports may not be needed. I have not tested whether or not they are needed, but it was originally printed with supports.

How I Designed This

I designed this with the use of SolidWorks, provided to me by the New Visions Engineering Program found in BOCES. It took about 2 1/2 weeks to finish, as I was just starting out with SolidWorks.