

I began this process by creating the logo, which as stated above, is a mix of my high school's current logo and a tennis ball.



Once my logo was finalized, I created a digital dampener model that I adjusted many times during the testing process. I spent weeks iterating my 3D design and the 3D printer's settings, as flexible filament is tricky to perfect and I was new to 3D printing. I went through multiple rounds of iterations, and eventually landed on a design that was both visually appealing and more importantly, completely functional.


I made about 30 dampeners which I then passed out to my local tennis community and high school team.
