Christopher Wardle – Presentation/Portfolio

University Projects

3rd Year Dissertation – The Design and Layout of Future Long-Range Commercial Airliners - Use of Sketching/Technical

Drawing, Photoshop and Solidworks

Design of 1st Concept using Solidworks

1st Concept produced using 3D printing technology

Design of 2nd Concept using Solidworks

2nd Concept produced using 3D printing technology

Design of 3rd Concept using Solidworks

3rd Concept produced using 3D printing technology

Design of 4th Concept using Solidworks

4th Concept produced using 3D printing technology

An exploded view of the 2nd concept, showing the vast number of parts required to make the model reconfigurable for

all 4 designs and to allow parts to be manufactured in the limited confines of the 3D printers available

Masters year project – Expanding Dowel pin Design for Airbus – Use of Sketching/Technical drawing and Photoshop

The pin during its initial development phase using Solidworks

Left to right: The final pin design, an exploded view of all parts, a fully working 3D printed prototype of the pin

including liquid resin, elastic-retraction sleeve

3rd Year Aircraft Design Enterprise – Design of a feasible twin jet commercial airliner – Use of technical drawing and

Solidworks

Technical drawings by hand and using Solidworks, during main landing gear mechanism development

2D and 3D drawings I produced based on dimensions generated by the team, using Solidworks

1st Year Aircraft Design Enterprise – Design of a Single engine, four seat, propeller aircraft – Use of Sketching,

Photoshop and Sketchup

GCSE Resistant Materials – Design and Manufacture of a Bedside Cabinet – Use of Sketching, Technical Drawing,

Sketchup and Professional Woodworking Tools

Hobby related work

Car design – Use of hand sketching and Photoshop

Other Modelling Using Solidworks

Graphics/Logo Design using Photoshop