School Project - Surefire G2L Renderings

[awberke]

So i'm a first-year engineering student and i had to pick an object to be recreated in AutoCAD and rendered as my final project. I decided to do the Surefire G2L in its entirety. The pictures include the clicky i made to replace the twisty. I just thought this forum might appreciate it a little more than my classmates. This project is about 50 hours of time spent modeling and rendering, its completely accurate in scale. Let me know what you think.

Assembled Light - Recreation of picture found on Surefire.com

Taken apart and laid out

Exploded View

 

[Ninjaz7]

Nj,now to battle the other 200,000 for an engineers position.

 

[DM51]

Ninjaz7, I think you have posted that ^ (whatever it signifies) in the wrong place.
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Interesting work, awberke - have you thought about designing a light of your own?

 

[Gunner12]

Nice work, I remember using AutoCAD a few years back, but I never understood how to use it.

 

[awberke]

Sorry, i forgot i posted this. If anyone has a flashlight design that they would like to visualize, i would be more than happy to help out however i can. Its alot of work to get what you saw but to get a rough 3D visualization of a light concept would be fairly simply.

Email me @ [email protected] as i don't frequent these boards as much as i used to.

 

[milox]

Great work,

How did you do the spring?