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DOUBLE SHART INDUSTRIAL SHREDDER ONSHAPE CAD MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
This project involved the complete 3D industrial product design, Onshape CAD modeling, and photorealistic rendering of a heavy-duty double-shaft industrial shredder engineered for extreme durability, high-torque functionality, and continuous material processing. Designed using Design for Manufacturing (DFM) principles, the shredder features a robust structural frame, high-wear interlocking cutting blades, precise gear alignments, and production-ready geometry optimized for heavy machining and welding. The final deliverables included manufacturing-ready CAD files and realistic renders suitable for prototyping, mass production, and product presentations.
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Design is rarely about making things prettier. It's about making better decisions.
For this surf brand concept, I explored two hero directions.
A → Product-first. Puts the board and experience at the center.
B → Lifestyle-first. Creates a stronger emotional connection before introducing the product.
Which hero creates a stronger first impression?
A or B — and why?
Your feedback helps shape better design decisions.
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Both work well, but B feels more premium to me.
Built AUREN, a fully responsive e-commerce experience for a modular furniture brand, designed in Wonder and brought to life through Wonder MCP + Codex.
As someone who regularly designs e-commerce templates, I wanted to see how far I could take an idea inside one connected workflow. Wonder helped me move incredibly fast from visual direction and product imagery to responsive layouts, a complete design system, material assets, and then straight into a functional coded experience.
The final build includes product variants, modular configurations, cart interactions, responsive states, and a full mobile experience. What would normally require jumping between multiple tools became a much faster, more fluid process.
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