This week, the battery charger for my solar panel arrived and was easy to set up and worked amazingly well. This really calmed my nerves, as it was the last week of the project and this would make or break whether my project would be solar powered or not.

Coming to the end of this project, I felt a little overwhelmed, and I started to feel burned out last week. I wanted to do so much for this project, but I also had other projects to work on, such as the personal planning folder. So, I took everything slowly and reminded myself that it would be okay not to have this project wrapped up by the end of the week, but I could finish it off as we move forward.

Moving back to the mechanical duck sculpture I was collaborating on, the pieces I 3D printed didn’t quite fit together, which I expected, since I’ve learnt these things never work out the first time. But we went to talk to Stephan from the 3D workshop, and he showed me how to move around objects in Fusion to check if they would fit together. He also briefly introduced me to how you can animate projects that have moving parts, so you can see them in action.