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For any of you that don't know, I'm an engineering student at a big Aerospace Engineering school and I'm on a team of engineers helping to design a new type of Rover for NASA

I'm in charge of doing all the engineering drawings and 3D models for the prototype and I'll drop a few screenshots on here to share pictures of my favorite parts or what were extremely difficult to make

Full Conceptual Prototype View:



I used a reference for this, but it was what took me the longest to make. I had put in atleast 5-6 hours assembling this linear actulator



As I do more drawings, I'll continue to post them in here to share



The Program I use is AutoCAD Inventor

That's neat, I've been thinking of majoring in Aerospace Engineering. Do you enjoy your work?

I do, its a shitload of work, I will admit but really interesting and fun. Although, what I do recommend is that, some aerospace companies will actually hire Mechanical Engineers (Which is what I am) to do Aerospace work instead of a Aerospace engineer, it has something to do with fluids or whatnot but if you do want to go into Aerospace, I would do a bit of research on that.

Also, if you haven't hit university yet, beware of first year engineering. No one likes it, no one enjoys it. Once your through first year is where the real engineering begins