Basic 3D Surface Exercise for Beginners in Creo - Exercise #12 | How to create a Bottle by Boundary

The 12th part of the series - Basic 3D Modeling Exercise for Beginners in Creo Parametric.

You will learn how to create a Bottle by Boundary Blend. We will use External sketch and datum curves, projection and merge features.

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[designX]

Super amazing video, I have learnt a lot , create more such videos

[davidgray]

Every step shown and explained in detail. Thank you.

[davidtrosclair]

Awesome video...!!! To the point with no fluff. Very nice job....do more

[jernejlazar]

Cheers man😀 you are doing awsome stuh to help us 🙌

[aparnov]

Thanks for your video. You draw a sketch on a plane, then connect the curve point by point. Why not draw the entire outline in one sketch on the plane? Thank you.

[Zebrox_Editz]

Can you please tell me about "project" tool in sketch when we use it at last or during swept blend or during multiple planes? Mainly want to know about project tool

[bkcpufv]

blend and swept blend okay for this, ,,why you very complicate this desing, can you plese tell us, i am waiting for your reply brother my dear

[Onkar]

Very Nice video Sir.
I'm into glass bottle design using Creo.
We have to create complex bottles first by surfacing and then convert into solid.
e.g.Heineken bottle.
can you please share your email address.?

[bigomar]

I would have modeled this as just one half and then just mirror the quilt at the end. That way future modifications will be easier to implement as you only have to modify one quilt. It also needs draft where the part crosses the FRONT datum. That means all surfaces need to approach the FRONT datum being off normal by approximately 3-5 degrees. That typically involves creating a ribbon surface at the FRONT datum via a sweep that can be used to align tangency.