I can design assemblies of complex lenses and mirrors, as well as basic opto-mechanical parts, such as lens mounts or baffles. I can import, as well as export STL, IGES, STEP, and SAT. My tool is... Read more

I can design assemblies of complex lenses and mirrors, as well as basic opto-mechanical parts, such as lens mounts or baffles. I can import, as well as export STL, IGES, STEP, and SAT. My tool is Zemax OpticStudio Professional. For more about my background and capabilities, please check out my website: www.pcopticalengineering.com

My name is Teo Wolter, and I have a Mechanical Engineering Degree from CU Boulder and have been refining my CAD modeling skills for 5+ years. I am very interested in helping you bring your idea to... Read more

My name is Teo Wolter, and I have a Mechanical Engineering Degree from CU Boulder and have been refining my CAD modeling skills for 5+ years. I am very interested in helping you bring your idea to final product. I will work with you and strive to meet your every detail and request.

I enjoy creating innovative devices and collaborating with teams to find solutions to challenging problems. Read more

I enjoy creating innovative devices and collaborating with teams to find solutions to challenging problems.

Hundreds of hours of experience using SolidWorks on my FRC Team to model our whole robot prototype. My first season, I was the only team member interested in CAD, so I did the whole thing myself,... Read more

Hundreds of hours of experience using SolidWorks on my FRC Team to model our whole robot prototype. My first season, I was the only team member interested in CAD, so I did the whole thing myself, including the subassemblies for the intake system, electronics panel, drive train, etc. Gained my baseline experience with creating new parts, importing McMaster parts into assemblies, and working with subassemblies. Also learned very early on to deal with the small frustrations that inevitably come with CAD, and that it just takes patience/time to work through these in the end. Since then, I have taken the course in SolidWorks through my college and attained my CSWA certification at the end of that course. I gained more detailed knowledge about the features in SolidWorks such as ribs, shells, and surfacing techniques, as well as advanced mates in assemblies, among other skills. I also worked part-time for a company during the last 6 months of the school year, and provided CAD support for the whole company during my time there. I gained more practice with the skills I already had, and learned how to use the animation feature to create a rendered video of an assembly moving. CSWP certified as of 5/30/2023