Meshmixer - Blockout Undercuts

Checkout the updated "Blockout Undercuts (EXPLAINED)" video for a slower walkthrough. • Meshmixer - Blockout U...
You may need to blockout undercuts for a variety of reasons: Making snap-on provisionals, nightguards, surgical stents, removable partial dentures, etc.
Be sure to watch the video on using the Overhangs feature to visualize and adjust the undercuts.

[@ryusefov]

Love this! Thanks for sharing Mark!

[@markmovshovich5752]

Use it wisely!

[@dental_design]

Good

[@edbroggi]

do have txt of movements it is very fast in video.

[@markmovshovich5752]

I have the original (slow) video. I'll post that soon and see where I can clarify some steps with text.

[@ryanlemke4812]

I was trying to figure out what you do and I'm stuck at 0:56. I'm looking forward to the update!

[@markmovshovich5752]

@@ryanlemke4812 It's up! ruclips.net/video/_HvX5RNUIFk/видео.html

[@implantesdentariossalvador5355]

Where do you learned that ninja stuff?

[@markmovshovich5752]

Lots of time playing on Meshmixer figuring out how to do 3Shape/Exocad/Cerec functions for free.

[@implantesdentariossalvador5355]

@@markmovshovich5752 does this blockout really Works for splints? Have you used blender?

[@markmovshovich5752]

@@implantesdentariossalvador5355 Have not used blender. This will definitely work for splints, but if you are 3d printing the splint you can just work with the separated height of contour segment (green part @1:04). Don't need to go all the way with blockouts