Combine sketch tools and adjust with Design History: Motorcycle Handlebar, part 2 | Shapr3D Basics

Complete the motorcycle handlebar design by using the Loft tool to create the full shape and Shell to hollow it out. You’ll add and combine bodies and organize Design History to create relationships, adjust features quickly, and then finalize the design using the Mirror tool.
This is a part of tutorial series. Check out the next episode here: • Working with the Revol...
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[@Spreadcheese]

You said it yourself, not ideal for manufacturing
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I use shaper to design handlebars and I design the bars around the clr of my bender dies, I mainly use the revolve tool to create sections then align, union build one side and mirror, I haven’t really played with parametric yet so looking forward to it

[@figaro577]

when I use shell on the other side that has not been extruded, it tells me that the surface is invalid

[@pierceharrison]

same problem. I think it is because it wasn't extruded so it isn't filled in