Today at PREP has been a pretty good day. I made 7 hexagon shaped shelves on saturday and today we've been painting the shelves. We've painted 3 of them so far. We've decided that the shelves would be sold for ten dollars. I'm only taking a picture of 1 painted shelf since all the shelves
look the same but the non painted ones are brown.
Today at PREP our group did a lot of work. We cut some long pieces of wood in half to make smaller pieces of wood and then make smaller hexagon shaped shelves. I sanded the wood and made it smoother. Jeremy got the wood cut, and Caleb help with the angles. Talei wasn't here today. We couldn't get the angles measured (cause all my group was gone for like 30 minutes at the end of the day) I'll have to cut the wood at home.
Today at PREP I made a hexagon shaped shelf with a pentagon shaped shelf. We used a hot glue gun to get the wood stable then we would screw some screws in diangley so it would stay very stable. Here are some pictures of the shelves. They are not perfect, due to the hot glue drying very fast so we had to glue it then put the wood on it in a few secs.
Today at PREP I was a bit late, I got to PREP at about 11:30, so I couldn't get as much done as I could but I did get stuff done. I did some research on how to make a hexagon shaped shelf. I learnt I could make a hexagon shelf out of popsicle sticks, I would need like 100 or something to make 1 shelf but it would be easier to make so I will keep those types of shelves in mind. Caleb brought some wood into and we measured some angles and draw pencil on the angles so we would where to cut. We manged to make a 2nd prototype (I made the first prototype on the holidays)
