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    Latest Design & Art Work:

  • Engineering Gallery

    SuperDove Patch

    Design of a patch commemorating the inaugural SuperDove launch at Planet

    Surf and Turf

    Surf and Skate design projects

    The Cooper Union

    A combination of Arts and Sciences

  • Coding Gallery

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  • Surf and Turf

    Design of board related things

    MicroRamp

    With the on-shore winds of summer blowing across the peninsula, finding a good thrill can be tough. The surf is always blown out so I decided to recreate my previous mini ramp at a more "responsible" size.

     

    18' x 8' x 22"

     

    SF 2018

    The design splits into three separate pieces that are mounted on castor wheels. This allows for rapid ramp relocation just in case the landlord finds out.

    MiniRamp

    For the days when the waves are small, a convenient thrill was missing. After many months of planning and design, one Friday in June it finally became a reality. A mini-ramp was born.

     

    24' x 10' x 40"

     

    NYC 2015

    1100 lbs. of wood assembled in two weekends

    Designed in Solidworks

     

    Asym 5'-6" Surfboard

    After my Retro Fish was severely damaged by baggage handlers during my move back from California to NYC, I took the opportunity to strip its fiberglass and reshape it into a more unconventional asymmetric board.

     

    The mechanical advantage of my feet is asymmetrical, so why shouldn't my board be too!

     

    4th Self-Shaped Board

     

    2015

    Board contours defined In Situ

    Deck illustration completed with Molotow paint pens

     

    JulGuard 5'-9" Surfboard

    Third surfboard shaped, sized for Ocean Beach winter swells. Inspired by the Daniel Tomo's Vanguard, this board's contours and volume were fine tuned in Siemens NX and hand sanded into a US Blank. Composite layup with Composite Resource Epoxy, 3 Ply deck lamination and 2 Ply 6 oz. plain weave fiberglass on the underside.
     

    Drawings available here.

     

    2014

    Flying fish livery painted by means of three Molotow paint pens.

    Logo designed in Illustrator by Ewan Kay

    Retro Fish 6'-1" Surboard

    With Rockaway just a short subway ride ride away, I was missing a surfboard. So I decided to shape my own. Hand shaped and then laminated with West Systems Epoxy. Composite layup: 6 oz. plain weave Fiberglass with 1 bias layer 6 oz. Carbon Fiber for Tail and Deck Patches. Wet sanded to 1200 grit finish by hand on the sidewalk in Bushwick.

     

    2013

    Board contours were designed in AutoCAD

    Deck and Tail designs drawn in Adobe Illustrator

    Quad Fin 5'-3" Surfboard

    First attempt at sufboard shaping, for a friend. Board contours were designed in AKU Shaper and hand sanded into a US blank. Composite layup with West Systems Epoxy and 6 oz. plain weave Fiber Glass.
     

    2012

    Painted by means of laser cut template
    Deck design drawn in Adobe Illustrator

  • TerraSoar

    Using graphic design to describe a Senior Capstone in a concise manner.

    Semester 1

    Project scope, Aircraft performance estimation, Aerodynamic tool verification, and Loads estimation

    Semester 2

    Structural architecture, Component mechanical design, FEA, Vacuum bagging, Composite structures, Hotwire cutting

    Reflections

    An overlay of all hand sketches drawn during the extent of the TerraSoar project.

  • Bikes

    Urban transportation for all

    Shitibike

    Tired of the standard livery on my VISP TRX 999 I decided to repaint it. With the recent introduction of the citibike program in NYC, there was plenty of inspiration.

     

    Video of the shitibike in action here.

     

    2013

    The design was laid out in Illustrator with some help from Edbert. Frame was then stripped and repainted with Krylon rattle cans. The logo was masked with a custom cut package label while the remaineder of the bike was simply masked with tape.

    FOLDandFEND

    Commuting to school from Brooklyn, I needed a fender to protect my bum. Looking for a simplified solution, I designed my own fully recyclable bike fender. It mounts without any additional materials.

     

    2012

    Lasercut from cardboard

    Designed in AutoCAD

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    Andrew Wobith


    Ann Arbor, MI | Saugatuck, MI
    (616) 283-1392
    awobith@gmail.com



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