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After roasting mahmallows with my sister over a camping stove, I decided to create one for this project. This camping stove can be brought on camping trips, road trips, and many other places. Plus, it has an important role for emergencies. With the six practice parts: trapezoid block, tank, latch, hitch pivot, big rim, and fork spacer I was able to add details and essential parts for a camping stove.? Trapezoid Block: With the trapezoid block scaled down, I was able to use it to connect the tank to the regulator. This helps with the flow of the gas.? Tank: One essential thing for a camping stove is a propane tank as it contai the gas to heat it up. In this model, I used a scaled down tank to represent it.? Latch: With the latch on both the top and bottom parts of the model, it allows you to close and secure the camping stove. It was scaled down to an appropriate size.? Hitch Pivot: The hitch pivots that I included hold together the cover of the camping stove and the stands that keep the cover up. It also allows the stands to fold into the stove.? Big Rim: With the big rims scaled down, I used them as the knobs that change the amount of heat emitted from the stove.? Fork Spacer: Similar to the hitch pivots, the fork space were used to connect two pieces. It enables the cover to open and close from the bottom piece.Other than these pieces, I created four other parts that make up the main body of the camping stove: the stove itself, the cover, the stands, and the regulator. Each part is made of the material AISI 304, were built individually, and assembled together. If I were to redo this project, I would have made the tank a bit larger and would have rechecked my measurements.Mass = 86181.92 gramsVolume = 10797282.98 cubic millimeteurface area = 1301539.40 square millimete