3ds Max - Screw Speed Modeling

Speed modeling of a screw. The model was created for fun. I hope you enjoy the video!
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[@Core2]

I always come back to this tutorial, legend!

[@dennissiebertz5310]

Same! Good stuff!

[@LittleMacFreaks]

Thanks for always coming around. Glad you find value in the content!

[@LittleMacFreaks]

Thanks mate!!

[@roigianespeleta575]

i love the way you model a screw it was so realistic i wish you have a tutorial version of making it.

[@LittleMacFreaks]

Glad to hear that, Roi! Maybe in the future I'll present some stuff of my current projects on this Channel

[@h2p_rome]

So here i am, 7 years later with perfect bolt in my model:) 0,25 speed and everything turned out great, thanks!

[@LittleMacFreaks]

I'm thrilled to hear that you've found something useful from the video! We can indeed be thankful for the ability to adjust the playback speed on RUclips :D

[@dennissiebertz5310]

Nice speed modelling. Tutorial would be awesome! Keep on the great work!

[@LittleMacFreaks]

Thanks for your feedback Dennis! Perhaps there will be some time for further projects in the future...

[@TheLaysie]

i skipped ahead to right where I saw the extrusion/bevel and was like whatever I just saw was genius, been having trouble finding a good way to be quick about it

[@LittleMacFreaks]

+Brad .M Thanks for your comment. I'm glad I could help! By watching this video again I notice how low my skill was at this time. Today it is amusing to see :D

[@mian4petsvlog]

Try to reduce the speed it's too fast and difficult to understand for beginners.

[@LittleMacFreaks]

Thanks for your feedback! You're absolutely right -It's a bit hard to follow these steps, especially for beginners. But
I can insure you, upcoming videos will be more comprehensible in general.

[@workpeaceful9066]

change speed playing video 0.25

[@z.hdesigner1758]

Good

[@lauravlad7216]

My second bridge command does not do anything to the polygon. Are you doing something else other than selecting the helix and then ctrl+selecting the end edges then bridge?

[@LittleMacFreaks]

Did nothing special here. Make sure you work on clean geometry and only select two of the edges you want to connect. Maybe there are flipped faces or overlapping geometry. In addition, check your Bridge Settings. For bridging the two selected edges you have to work with the default "Use Edge Selection".

[@LittleMacFreaks]

In the next step you have to select the inner border, convert to edges and deselect both edges at the end. Then you should be able to bridge the gap. Hope this helps!

[@lauravlad7216]

@@LittleMacFreaks Thank you, I haven't done the selection of the ends of the gap when I used the bridge command. I spent about 2 hours trying to figure out lol.. Thank you so much for your reply and the video!

[@LittleMacFreaks]

@@lauravlad7216 you're welcome! I am glad it helps

[@iancrawford2496]

I basically see what you are doing. Wish it was just about half as fast though. Edit: I'm not sure this really qualifies as a screw. Seems to be a bolt to me.

[@tasiyicicrow]

Let's not understand less quickly

[@yarmanriver]

wish tutorials where tutorials and not a look at how good I am

[@daniboiyy]

slow the video down to .25, then follow along

[@yarmanriver]

Mucho thanks