Second Panda Attempt!

I hope this'll work good for us!

First Panda Attempt: FAILED!

Since our interview with Sir Tom made us convinced to make a Panda-themed artefact, we decided to make one. But the first attempt looked like a dazed dog with pouty lips--yikes!

EVALUATION ACCOMPLISHED!!

We had been through a lot to gain this signed paper. We almost got locked out of the dorm because we came back past curfew. But guess what? It was totally worth it! :D

Part IX: PROduction Plan

PROduction PLAN

STEP	PROCEDURE/MATERIALS	TOOLS/EQUIPMENT	RISK	TIME
1	Draw your desired shapes on a piece of metal sheet.	pencil, ruler, nail, hammer, rope, eraser and tri square	Too many errors	one period
2	Cut from your metal sheet.	metal snips, gloves, drill, jigsaw	Hands may be mistaken in snipping	one period
3	Grind/Cut the pole.	metal grinder, goggles, gloves	The pole may be cut in the wrong way	one period
4	Weld the pole with the two bigger circles.	welding machine, gloves, mask/goggles	Nothing; we trust Sir Oro’s magical hands	one period
5	Attach the smallest circle to the pole.	Sealant	Sealant may be put to waste	one day
6	Put together the base.	rivet, riveter	Riveter may punch the wrong holes	one day
7	Attach the outer poles to the poles	rivet, riveter	Riveter may punch the wrong holes	one day
8	Attach the base to the pole.	rivet, riveter	Riveter may punch the wrong holes	one day
9	Cover the sharp edges.	electrical tape	May run out	One-half  period
10	Paint the artefact.	paint, face mask	Could ruin the whole project if not used correctly	One day

Part VIII: Progress Chart

Our color-coded

PROGRESS CHART

WEEK	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
Search for client
Formulation of P.I.E.S.
Interview
Brainstorming
Purchase/Bringing of Materials
Designing of Artefact
Creation of Artefact

Part VII:Constraints and Considerations

Part VII: Constraints and Considerations


A. CONSTRAINTS

               ❀metal
               ❀minimum size of the artefact

B. CONSIDERATIONS

               ❀rubber/electrical tape
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Part VI: Tools and Equipment

Part VI: Tools and Equipment


Since we didn't have our own device for capturing photos (Joellee and Shiri don't usually bring their phones and mine has a *very* low camera resolution), we had a hard time taking documentaries. And now that I needed photos of the tools we used (or using), I thank Mr. Google.

❀HAMMER

 

❀NAILS

❀RIVETS

                                               

❀RIVETER

❀WELDING MACHINE

❀GRINDER

❀METAL SNIPS

And of course, our...

❀METAL SHEETS

Necessary supplies like pencil, rulers and the likes were also used.