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great tutorial! I learned a lot. thank you!

If the top of the lid of the kettle is too wide, but the base of the lid is perfect, how would you shrink the top? Thanks for the video!

Şu ana kadar izlediğim en iyi ürün modelleme videosu her şey çok anlaşılır ve çok netti teşekkürler keşke daha fazla ürün modelleme videoları çekseniz

Exactly the video I was looking for, thank you

my drops apears black in color, how can i avoide it

Great video! Do you know how to make a solid object from separate 2D sections. For example I have different 2D sections of a wall which have different size and I want to connect them for making a 3D solid wall. I've tried to use LOFT order but it just made a shell by connecting lines of different sections.

Thanks for sharing! Sometimes small details like this really matter

Why doesn't that don't work for me?

why that's not works on me?

Wow!

Coming from blender to rhino , one thing i see that im still noob at rhino , I'll be back for more of these

Hey! Your work displays looks nice. What are the parameters?

While those 3 ways to create the Y-branch of the handle are quicker, the best approach is to use 6 single-span surfaces for each side. Despite that this technique requires more time for modeling, the end result is much better and exactly what's used for manufacturing purposes by the majority of industrial designers. ruclips.net/video/KywTxrkTkco/видео.html As for the 3nd way that uses a patch, it's possible to create a better end result by building 3 blend curves between the blend surfaces. This way, the bulging of the patch surface will be considerably less pronounced.

My hero, ty a lot!

I did learn several things from this short video about industrial design I also enjoyed it Thanks very much for a great class

But we can play with extracted isocurved in 1st option as it gives continuous curve to use for further division or working. Also the flow will have more flexibility in option 1 because it is single continuous surface. Even you can split the option 1 with split _isocurve command to achieve option 2. Actually it depends on the need but your argument is also valid for that situation.

Can the fuzz node 'dust' be exported as geometry like baking displacement ?

please make a video about the prototypes ( what materials you used ), how you created them, and getting them into mass production

Hello friend, can you share drops and streaks video?

very usefull thanks a lot

Love the design. You said that injection molding was too expensive, what was your alternative?

Very well done !

Well done Daniel!

Thank you for the amazing content. The product is amazing, will get one for sure!!

Thank you, Daniel! Your work is truly inspiring! As a designer, I'm bursting with questions, but I'll keep it brief. How did you navigate finding the ideal partners for engineering, manufacturing, logistics, etc.? If your product is made in Europe, how did you calculate the overall cost effectively? What led you to choose Kickstarter, and could you offer any resources or insights on launching your first campaign there? Such an intersting topic!

Yohooo 🛫

www.kickstarter.com/projects/preorder-luggagehook/luggage-hooktm-a-travel-accessory-for-hands-free-traveling

Thank You!!

Great 😊

Very useful!Thank you

What do you personally think is better to lear keyshot or taithopia?

Very useful

In my rhino, Even if i dont explode, it extrude the 2nd way, it will behave 1st way only if i rebuild it.

Fascinating

Keep up bro👌

I didn't even know that shortcut, so this helped a lot!

Wow thank you!

Stabiler Schnauzer!

I discoverd your tutorials today and I am enjoying it a lot. It made me discover many new and very interesting things. I feel like I will progress faster and more consistently in the fantastic Rhinoceros.

where can we get the image that u used from?

Very usefull, really ;) Thank you

Thanks for the tutorial! I was able to follow all steps however one thing didn't work for me: setting the color to Black at 7:02 had very little effect and the material remained translucent. Any idea?

Hi, thank you very much for the great tutorial, I'm a beginner with a lot of Catia background so this is a completely new way to do modelling for me! However I have one issue: When I move the control points in front view, they also get moved in top view - shouldn't that be prevented by using front view? like, shouldn't using front view restrict any movements to just that plane? (I'm around the 20 minute mark, building the basic shape)

Thank-you, thank-you, thank-you!!!! That problem has been driving this newbie crazy for a long time. I really appreciate this tutorial!!!!!!

Nice to see you use Plasticity! To select the polygons of a sheet, hit Ctrl + 3.

Great turorial. Its very, very helpful to have the narration of what youre doing as you go through the process. SO many videos just have music or literally no sound whatsoever and you have to basically guess what is going on. Much appreciated.

we would love more of these product design videos for Rhino , as there is very few out there

Great tutorial, I will definitely check them out. Are there any limitations that you've noticed straight off the bat compared to say Keyshot? For instance no UV-editor etc?

amazing tutorial, thanks Daniel!