Completed, rendering time 23:42

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Finally made it to the end! Honestly, it's been tricky making the laser pointer since it had so many small parts and measuring them were hell, but we've done it, we got to the end. The final part I had to do this week was the chain, pawprints and the warning label. I was scavenging through a few youtube tutorials to find out how to wrap around the text and design around the laser pointer and thank god for this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P-ARMAN3row&ab_channel=Josef1 
Without that video the laser pointer wouldn't have looked as finished as it did.


Here's an top overview of the exploded object:


Side view:


Details:





Final Result:



I'm actually really surprised with the results but also happy with it. At first, it looked off, but once I got through 80% of the parts and started adding textures, it was really coming together.


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