As a second-year mechanical engineering student at the University of Toronto, this portfolio serves as a reflection of my academic journey, hands-on experiences, and team projects thus far. Included in this portfolio are several projects that showcase my experience with SolidWorks, project management, and technical problem-solving. Through these projects, I have developed critical technical skills and strengthened my leadership and time-management abilities. This portfolio will evolve as I progress in my career, showcasing my expanding knowledge and the innovative solutions I seek to bring to the field.
A conceptual design for a hobbyist CNC router optimized for cutting aluminum and wood. Featuring triple-axis mobility and replaceable components, the design prioritizes ease of use, safety, and reliability.
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A mini pneumatic engine manufactured using a lathe, mill, and drill press. Engineering drawings were used to guide measurements and assembly, and final product was tested with compressed air.
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A 3D-printed reduction gearbox based on industrial-grade designs, with a 14:1 speed reduction ratio. Features parallel and colinear outputs, and is operable both manually and with a drill.
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