Prototyping Handles in Shapr3D

We have 3D modeled several handle prototypes using Shapr3D. You can see the full modeling process now.
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Shapr3D is the world's first professional 3D CAD to run on an iPad Pro and the only truly mobile CAD app. It offers you a quick but precise way to create 3D models. It is mostly used by engineers, industrial designers, jewelry designers, 3D hobbyists and architects.
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[@cheechongchang7063]

presentation subject is useful for us beginners. Better if you can devote the entire screen to us instead of having the 50% of screen space of your lap/jean

[@assassinknives]

show a tutorial on how to make a folding knife, I bought a program and an ipad for this but got stuck halfway through

[@KiranAlokkan]

Subscription is too expensive to make it practical for a single user. The basic import and export formats are locked behind paywall making this app very impractical.

[@fierroterapia39]

I use an iPad Pro at work and another model at home, by subscribing can I use the app on both devices? Thank you

[@Shapr3d]

Yes, it is possible to use them, but:
1) The user can only be logged in on one device at a time, so when switching machines, he/she will have to log in after modeling on the iPads.
2) The projects will not be automatically synced, it will have to be done manually.

[@JJ1NE]

What size iPad is that?

[@KingKhan-fn3lq]

can we use this 3D cad .ya we will have to wait a some time or paid somecharge for using this......

[@mostfamostfa1851]

Is the program free, or what are the iPad specifications to run the program?

[@Shapr3d]

Hi, we have a free version. Simply download the app to your iPad from this link: apps.apple.com/us/app/shapr-3d-cad-modeling/id1091675654 and then sign up for an account to start using the free version. The major device system requirement is that the iPad should be Apple Pencil compatible.
Here's a list of support devices: support.apple.com/lv-lv/HT205236

[@ma3nalmousli3]

We can use this program to design plastic injection molds ??

[@Shapr3d]

Hi yes, you can use Sgapr3d to design the parts of the molds.

[@jlukash100]

How did you did the round shape in the minute 1:01?. I'm trying but can't figure out.

[@justjoey89]

Select the edge of the cilinder he is pulling and pull the edge upwards.

[@justjoey89]

Sad that they don't answer some questions, weird company if u ask me

[@Shapr3d]

Hi Josue, use the pencil to draw a circle naturally on the model. Tap on the closed circle to select it and then pull upwards. To get the conical shape, tap on the extruded cylinder and pull outwards. I hope this is helpful and if you are further issues feel free to reach out to us via [e-mail]. This way I can better explain providing screen recordings.

[@kaushlendrapandey5404]

Check out this Shapr3D tutorial of a torch

[@raudw6625]

can you make parts and then assemble them

[@Shapr3d]

Hi, the app currently does not support Assembly, but you export your design to a PC CAD tool in STEP, IGES Parasolid(X_T) format where you can then use the Assembly feature.

[@dileepkumardileep3816]

How to get this

[@Shapr3d]

Hi, the app is called Shapr3d, it's a 3d modeler designed for the iPad and Apple Pencil. You can learn more about the app our webpage: www.shapr3d.com/
Click on this link to install the app to your iPad and simply sign up for an account to start using the free version: apps.apple.com/us/app/shapr-3d-cad-modeling/id1091675654

[@jerryclaxton9821]

Good except for the text being out of focus and not readable.