Where: University of Colorado Boulder

For: Component Design (MCEN 3025)

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I worked with four others to design and fabricate a drill powered tricycle. The tricycle was designed for endurance and achieve maximum balance, as relatively low speed was expected. This project was tasked in MCEN 3025.

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As the Manufacturing Engineer, I was responsible for coordinating all fabrication required and reviewing components with machine shop supervisors prior to fabrication. Other contributions I made to the project include milling the drive shaft, drill base, and steering column supports and modifying the sprocket with a lathe to ensure proper meshing between its teeth and the bike chain. Lastly, I helped design the tricycle in SOLIDWORKS and created the 3D render pictured.

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My team's final report at the end of the semester is attached below.