Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this video I show you how I made a New England covered bridge mailbox. I was inspired by the majestic covered bridges famous in New England and the fall colors this time of year. I designed the mailbox in Fusion 360 and used the Inventables X-Carve to bring this idea to life.
More information about the Inventables X-Carve can be found here:
inventables.com/technologies/x-carve?ref=bytesized
Fusion 360 link for design files: a360.co/3thFFO0
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As an engineer I spend most of my time problem solving and I think that's an extremely important skill. I have learned that complex problems that may seem impossible at first, can be solved by breaking them down into “byte sized” pieces. I hope that my viewers see my passion and enthusiasm for making things, and that it inspires them to make something that they're excited about.
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In this video I show you how I made a New England covered bridge mailbox. I was inspired by the majestic covered bridges famous in New England and the fall colors this time of year. I designed the mailbox in Fusion 360 and used the Inventables X-Carve to bring this idea to life.
More information about the Inventables X-Carve can be found here:
inventables.com/technologies/x-carve?ref=bytesized
Fusion 360 link for design files: a360.co/3thFFO0
If you'd like to show your appreciation and support for byte sized, check out the following links:
Patreon:
patreon.com/bytesized
Byte sized merchandise:
teespring.com/stores/byte-sized
As an engineer I spend most of my time problem solving and I think that's an extremely important skill. I have learned that complex problems that may seem impossible at first, can be solved by breaking them down into “byte sized” pieces. I hope that my viewers see my passion and enthusiasm for making things, and that it inspires them to make something that they're excited about.
If you’re new here you may not know that I make a lot of other cool project videos like this. If you enjoy these kind of project videos, please consider subscribing to byte sized. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch this video.
youtube.com/bytesized?sub_confirmation=1
