Tony Ko / 3D Modeling and Industrial Design

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3D-modeled a complete home server rack from scratch.

Hobby-driven 3D modeling in Fusion 360 and Blender — custom prints for PC hardware, water cooling, furniture integration, and everyday objects. Projects range from a full IKEA Bekant server rack integrating NAS, SFF servers, and a UPS in a furniture-native form factor to custom PC cases, water blocks, keyfobs, and trophies. Less a software-engineering chapter than a record of design sense: proportion, fit, material awareness, constraint-solving, and the instinct to make functional objects feel considered.

3D Modeling — Bekant Server Rack for NAS and SFF Servers

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Furniture-Native Infrastructure Design

Designed and modeled a complete home server rack around a real spatial constraint: make a NAS, small-form-factor servers, a UPS, airflow, cabling, and service access disappear inside an IKEA Bekant cabinet without compromising function. The render supports the story because the value is not the cabinet itself — it is the design judgment behind it: proportion, concealment, serviceability, and making technical equipment feel calm enough to live in a room.

3D Modeling — EOS CPU Water Block with Pump

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Fitment, Fabrication, and Iteration

Used Fusion 360, Blender, laser-cutting constraints, and 3D printing to turn hardware problems into manufacturable parts: compact PC cases, water-cooling blocks, adapter mounts, fittings, desk accessories, trophies, keyfobs, and everyday objects. The screenshots show the range, but the portfolio signal is taste under constraint: measure carefully, prototype honestly, refine the geometry, and keep every visual decision accountable to how the object is held, installed, seen, and used.