BearBook Air

The 10 year old and I have strange conversations as I'm turning out his light and closing his door at bed time. Half stall-tactics, half clearing his brain from the day, these sometimes short (sometimes not) conversations range far and wide, from dissecting the day, to gaming, to story telling and general goofiness.

One Friday night the conversation settled on his teddy bear, and how said bear really wanted a laptop of his own so he could play Minecraft. By the end of the weekend the BearBook Air was ready:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbszwKPgSCk/?taken-by=dwyerdevices

This model went through a few iterations over Saturday and Sunday. In the first version The model didn't fit together, despite trying to scale the shells up by 5% to see if they could fit the other components:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BbsEWGgAplH/?taken-by=dwyerdevices

Not a terrible start, but a bunch of things needed changing and fixing:

- The shell thickness was too thin to usefully print, and