Getting Started with Rhino 7 for Windows - Shelling Meshes and Preparing for 3D Printing.

A detailed look into shelling complicated mesh geometry, and how to prepare a part for 3d printing. Apart from shelling, we will look into creating interlocking pieces. Parts of the workflow shown can also be used when repairing meshes for reverse engineering. Kyle will use two distinct techniques: using mesh tools and using the QuadRemesh - SubD duo.

[NOBOX]

you need to soom in more to grab the proper edge sometimes, i sit here and tell you to zoom in 25 times so you can grab that edge, then suddenly you zoom in and it works LOL . Great videos man, im learning all your stuff, i need all the help i cant get

[quangthuongpham]

thank you so much! I found all that I need within 1 video!

[randomtux]

Kyle Houchens, the one who taught us all TSplines!!

[Redmanuka]

hi kyle, would it be possible to do a video showing a basic methodology for creating a mould from a model using the rhino commands? With a 3d resin printer I am looking at possibility of printing a mould from my model. love your videos. many thanks

[Rhinocerosd]

FWIW- This workflow has been completely replaced by the shrinkwrap command for rhino v8-
check this video for details on how it works!

[claudiofeldman]

Very good, ... but why not subtitled?