Desk Tidy

So far this term I have practically completed my desk tidy.
Problems encountered are;
-no white out
-wrong angle of a line so my tidy was off balance
-no white out
-one line being longer on one end
-no white out

All of the problems that I encountered were all fixed and my desk tidy looks great!

It says barcode because before i bent it it looked like one.

Today during the lesson, I got majority of my desk tidy completed, I just need to do one more bend... and balance it out. On of the bends of my desk tidy wasn't bent properly, so now it is off balance and unable to stand flat.
The tidy is currently within the limits of the task, but next lesson I need to re-bend the one that is wonky.

Video Report

-you have to really know the material your dealing with
-drawing should show all details
-working models make explanations easier
-look out for different shapes, sizes and textures
-get a clear brief
-design is very important
-good design should be expected

Plans For Desk Tidy

Things the desk tidy needs to hold

-iPad
-Paper
-Pens
-Erasers
-Blu-tack
-Money
-A book
-Headphones

Tools For Acrylic

Acrylic cement
-Melts and hardens quickley.
-Hardest at about the 1 hr point

Strip heater
-Stronger than glue
-Very quick
-Professional look

Oven
-160 degrees
-Bends around anything
-Turn on 10min before using

Spade drill
-Always clamp acrylic down
-Doesn't chip plastic
-Don't push down hard

THE idea of the CENTURY

I really like this design and think that I might remake it I'll just need to figure out the measurements.
For the design to fit the brief, I'll need to squish it up a bit, but I think that it'll work.