TurningSheet metal bendingWaterjet CuttingBrazingPolishing
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Dyson AirWrap ™ Stand

As someone who didn’t study mechanical engineering in undergrad, I’ve always felt a bit like a fake engineer. Coming to Stanford, I was determined to make use of the amazing makerspaces for which Stanford is famous for, and I started by enrolling in ME203:Design and Manufacturing. This is my final product, and it is meant to be a custom stand for my Dyson AirWrap ™ hair dryer.

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Project Goals

  • allow for storage of up to three of my most frequently used tools along with the hair dryer itself.
  • aesthetic, functional, customizable and modular
  • transform into a minimalist vanity to hold perfumes and other cosmetics when dryer is not meant to be displayed

Fabrication

Processes

Turning, Sheet metal bending, Waterjet Cutting, Brazing, Polishing

Materials

Brass, Acrylic, Wood

Sketches

Prototypes

CAD