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I find that very instructive, Daniel. Thank you for sharing it. Did you model the 3D Potter extruder in CAD? And did you weigh it full? (It's pretty big, especially in height. It's a shame that type of design has to be about twice the height of the actual clay container!) And did you coordinate the speed the TCP moves at with the speed of extrusion? (I'd better stop there before asking too many questions).

why not use trim for getting the sides back??

Thank you sensei

Thank you for the tutorial. I have a question. I Trimmed a shape on a dome and whenever I want to offset that surface, it just won’t select or give me the option. Someone help ;(

Hugs and kisses.

Thanks Daniel for this video !!

Como haces para tener cada componente el titulo arriba

thanks a lot

Thanx

Thanx

Thank you so much!!

Can this translate well when i do the make2d command on it, or will some contour and shapes be hidden, if so is there a way to translate this shape on a 2d scale to work directly on it on illustrator

Hi Daniel. I have a question for you about the thickness of the surface. I tried many times to get a thickness on a cylinder but Rhyno make two surfaces, one inside and the other outside the cylinder, I tried also to draw a cylinder section having a thickness and then using revolve but the thing didn't change too much. The reason for that is that I want to print some objects, like little tanks which must be empty inside, having a certain thickness, but it seems impossible. So, is there any way to make a cylinder, or a sphere, or a tank that are closed solid surfaces having a specified thickness without getting two different surfaces? Thanks, for your answer.

thanks !

DUDE IVE WATCHED SO MUCH VIDEO ABOUT EXTRUDESRF, BUT THAT OFFSETSRF IS WHAT I NEED, THANKYOU SENSEI

Thank you!!

if the upper surface and down surface is the same, why don't just use offsetsrf?

That is really useful! But is that possible to make the surface into solid wall?

Thanks you

Thank you

I doo ok ng kniw uf yiur chsnnel still runs but you have a follow

Thank you very much...but how to extrude this surface!!!??.

bro... you like.... frickin awesome keep doing what your doin

Great explanation! short precise to the point

thanks, much appreciated!

is there other functions other than cageedit?

Super cool tutorial. Thanks a lot man!

Thank you so much! But, can we used it on 3D shape?

Good tips the command name "cage edit" is confusiing at first I thought I need to manually create cage everytimes and go to edit but actually it could auto generate cage.

thanks for learning

Surface area remains same before and after deformation ... Please let me know ... If so? how to measure it using this software ...

thanks a lot! very helpful

I think you can select trim, and choose all geometry as cutting, hit ok, then select anything you want to trim off. Like 2 trims at the same time.

Thanks!

if i use extrusion i can import it to inventor. If i use offset surface (with solid yes) inventor shows me just surfaces, not a solid modell and i cannot convert it into a solid in inventor. Can anyone help me? Thanks!

thanks

Thanks!

Thanks! ^^

That helped me with a problem. Thanks for the instruction tip.

thank you

Orthogonal, not orthagonal.

Thanks for the video I found it very helpful! Whats the advantage of using the Gumball over dragging points arbitrarily?

Can you make a tutorial with the example on Grasshopper? It could really help me, thks!