Tear Drop Earring Organic 3D Model in Rhino 6: Jewelry CAD Design Tutorial #89
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this video, I will show you a simple command "Bend" in different applications. There will be a discussion about how to close open surfaces in different ways.
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Awesome tutorial. Clear and to the point. I learned much more than I was looking for out of this video! Thank you!
You're very welcome!
It Tooks me 2 nights trying to figure out how to do it , from Other tutos…. Once i stepped here everything was done in 10 mins u just saved my uni proiect God bless u Madame ❤❤❤❤
Glad it helped! Next time, Check my channel first. I have over 550 videos and there will be an answer for you.
I will for sure ❤
So much information in this video. I have had issues with the shell tool but your method is something I will try next time. Thank you for sharing.
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As usual high quality content.
Simplified hours of research ❤
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and every Monday I learn new things; thank you PJ!!
You are welcome, Josja. Happy to know you like this video.
PJ thanks for multiple solutions to the same problem!
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Wonderful tutorial Pj I learn new tricks everytime thanks alot 👍
You are very welcome John!
Great.
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Nice tutorial, it helped me a lot. Thanks!
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Très bien ! Merci encore.
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Very interesting, I've learnt a lot. Thank You
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Very Helpful sir
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Great content as usual..
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tHANK YOU FOR THIS tutorial PJ, I have a question, after I use the loft option and union, still says is a open polysurface, I need it to be a close polysurface in order to 3d print. Do you have any suggestions as how to fix this? Thank you in advance
You can analyze the edges to see where is open.
Love your tutorials JP Chen. Is there any way that when you write the command, can you also show the logo of the command (functions from the left hand side). Just like pressing an app on a phone. Other then that, everything is perfect!!!
Thanks
There are 3 place you can find the same command. Icon ( logo), type in command bar and drop down menu. I try to use 3 in combination because students will have different need. but you can always hop on the icon to see what they are.
Thank you for the tutorial, but I can I do the closure of the earrings?
you may want to check on the tip to see if you have surface overlapping into itself after offseting
How do you create the two straight bars at the top of the drops? The ones you actually use to wear the earrings...
You just create a cilinder (by extruding a circle) and add it to the main structure?Or there are other ways? Thank you.
draw a line and pipe it
Thank you, I did as you said. Just out of curiosity, wil it be enough strong with a such a small contact surface once 3D printed?