Experiments (2)

I started to burn the incenses and record the burning time.

I tested it on the white paper so I can see and record where the ash will go.

Experiments

In this stage, I tested the model's function.

There are two models, 40 mm. width & 90 mm. width.


Actually, the amount of incense that chinese people will burn at the same time are 3, 6, or 9.
The fact that I burned 12 incenses at the same time is to test the amount of the ash that my model can catch and store.

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I added a dragon on the incense burner surface and also it could be put some Chinese words or symbols.

CAD Concept

I have rendered a quick CAD model.

Hopefully, it demonstrates clearly to you guy.

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