3D modeling a kitchen cabinet, Part 1 | Shapr3D step-by-step

[@rogsolaris7411]

This is a nice tutorial which as a beginner I find to be a helpful exercise in fundamentals. However keep in mind it's not exactly beginner (nor does it claim to be). He moves kind of fast through a few places, and sometimes doesn't explain the tools as he uses them. In one example, he uses the align function several times with little explanation. Then towards the end at roughly 33:30, he finally explains align in more detail and how it works. Not complaining, just observing. Literally following his every move, this 37 min tutorial took me about four hours to complete. That's with stopping and starting the video every five seconds to execute a task or figure something out. Still, a necessary exercise for beginners. This is only the second tutorial I have done, patience required..

[@rommerts]

This tutorial helped me enormously as a starter with Shapr3D to understand and be able to apply some functions properly. Like for example applying Align and Translate. Claas Kuhnen explains this calmly and clearly. Perfect. Thank you very much Claas! I will start soon with part two 🙂

[@OGStr8UpJack]

Outstanding! I just started to re-examine Shapr3D for my cabinetmaking business and this tutorial sold me on subscribing to the pro version!

[@Shapr3d]

Welcome aboard!

[@boxbiru]

nice.. how you do cutlist?

[@runforrestrun1965]

Anyway to have this as a follow along in shaper so I can do each step as you have? A pain having to switch from shaper to KZbin and back for each step.Thanks

[@karolisskanas1694]

As I'm a complete newbie to shapr3D for me it's way to quick, it's hard to follow what he actually do or what tools he's using. Maybe I should start with other videos...

[@djtchort]

you could always pause and rewind the video. but you should try the firs one from shapr3d quickstart with the yello thingie and then the motor one

[@LeeMooEez]

Yeah you need to be familiar with the material and this will be easy for you 😂…actually everything he demo here is exactly what I want 😍

[@swarnamaygoswami4081]

This app is game changer. And this video is very useful. Thanks a lot team Shapr3D.

[@Shapr3d]

Our pleasure!

[@jivinhipcat]

I like how you show a quick preview of the upcoming extrusions to help us visualize what you are doing while you are doing it.

[@cekuhnen]

You the overview talk at the beginning?

[@Hm_-lm7hw]

Hi I'm a beginner I was wondering does Shapr3D allow you to model movements (e.g. cabinet door opening and closing)?

[@nickbutler3945]

Hi, great video. Very clear instructions. Can I create constraints or relationships, so that I can state an overall width and height and have all the cabinet components adjust to fit? Also, can I create named parameters, such as carcass thickness or back thickness, so the changing this carcass thickness parameter adjusts the shelf, toe kick and stretcher widths so that that overall cabinet dimensions remain as set, or the groove adjusts to the back thickness?

[@Shapr3d]

Hi :) Unfortunately, you can't reference dimensions together in Shapr3D, as it is a direct modeling tool. The same goes to defined parameter sets, or as you call 'named parameters', unfortunately, this is not yet available.

[@nickbutler3945]

@@Shapr3d That’s a shame, as it would significantly increase the efficiency of using this software. Is there a plan to introduce this in the short-term?

[@ibnmuhammad2373]

I'm looking for this section for so long. Now I've got the answer for something I got stuck with and there's no one around me to consult. This video helps me a lot. Thank you very much

[@Shapr3d]

Glad to hear that!

[@cekuhnen]

You are always welcome to contact me

[@sicuatro]

Super Video. Vielen Dank! Ich habe viel gelernt. Freue mich sehr auf Teil 2 ☺️

[@cekuhnen]

Super - bin auch sehr offen für weitere Vorschläge

[@adrianyam9098]

can it be used at android tablet?

[@mousamustafa1042]

Thank you for the great tutorial. I want to ask though why are drawer sliders not included or calculated for. Same for door hinges. They take some space and if not properly calculated for then the drawer for example would be too big or too small. Any solution to this?

[@Z-add]

If i want to change the sheet thickness to 18mm. Will the entire cabinet auto adjust?

[@karuppuswamys3239]

I am new to sharp3D , very nice understanding tutorial, thanks a lot😻

[@Shapr3d]

Glad it was helpful 🙌

[@Z-add]

Can you repeat this model with parametric modelling.

[@yessi3572]

Question, what’s the purpose of adding horizontal/vertical to the lines?

[@androborcic2629]

hi, can someone help me? is there an automatic cut list or something like that? for example, when a large kitchen is drawn, it automatically throws out a cutting list like in solid works.

[@MixingGBP]

28:00. You can select all of the parts you want to cut by double selecting. Then you only have to use the cutter part one time to cut all 4 sides. Doing everything in one operation.

[@916senna]

It’s very good ;)

[@TheNamesBettyNyahhh]

Very nice.

[@ammoncasey964]

Is it easier to work with millimeters even if the lumber I’m working with is in inches? Or should I keep the Shapr3D units the same as the lumber (e.g. 3/4” and 1/2” plywood)?

[@Shapr3d]

Please apply the units that you or the lumber prefers. In this case, we were focusing on the modeling flow, the units should be chosen by the user to meet the manufacturing details.

[@swarupnayak7737]

Any way to have cut list.

[@gijswetzlar]

Where is part 2?

[@Z-add]

Can you export dxf for 2d nesting?

[@-sunshinelive-]

Zum lernen ist das Tutorial richtig gut. Was den Lerneffekt allerdings immens erleichtern würde wäre wenn man sehen würde welche Funktion oder Werkzeug verwendet wird. Das geht so schnell das man jede Szene ewig oft anschauen muss um zu sehen was gemacht wird. Zumal die Versionen sich von Mac Windows iPad auch nochmals unterscheiden und die Version heute sieht anders aus als die damalige.

[@angieangie21]

How do you add finger joints if you want the draws assembled with finger joint(similar to dovetailed) rather than simple butt joints please?

[@Shapr3d]

Hi there, there is no option to add finger joints in the app. It has to be modeled. You can create a sketch that you can use to extrude out the finger joints.

[@aricontreras6173]

A tutorial on this matter will be great

[@Z-add]

you need a dedicated sketchup to shapr3d tutorial.

[@logs2829]

Looks so easy till I try it and just trying to get a square box with tenants is a nightmare

[@channel-np9uc]

I'm Japanese. I can't speak English, so I'm translating and commenting on my iPad. I'm sorry if the translation is wrong. You can understand the content by translating, but it's hard to understand if it's a screen capture. If you are working with pencil such as iPad, it will be helpful because it is easy to understand without looking at the subtitles if you show me the movement of pencil.

[@ngocdeunguyen9997]

How to download this app? Thanks

[@Shapr3d]

Hi there, please find it on our website: www.shapr3d.com

[@DesignEntity]

my favorite app

[@salihaz2913]

Is it free ?

[@ibnmuhammad2373]

8:43 Can shapr3d actually move the edge to the edge perfectly without using the Translate tool? 9:03 9:40 If it could drag to hit the wall to sample the length, it would be very useful.

[@priyankasuroliya2712]

Please make a cartoon character in shape3d. I want to purchase this for cartoons drawings. Create one easy tutorial please 🤗🤗

[@ClownXmachina]

lol It's not for characters/organic models

[@ShinboZengan]

Try Nomad Sculpt. Way better for sculpting. Shapr is about precision and works better for furniture, machinery, etc.

[@lrskwtkwsk9355]

For me the tutorial was over at 1:40 min when my line didn't mirror or even could be extended. Sad that you don't show how to enable this function. Not very beginner friendly for such a simple construction.

[@hervekalundu2978]

This app is really good, the problem is the price

[@salihaz2913]

I thought it’s free ?

[@mahipalsinghrajpurohit9443]

its super but u work very fast

[@mauricecooper9016]

I agree its hard to keep up if you are unfamiliar with the software or new to 3D modeling all together. (Me)

[@GerardHammond]

very goot

[@judgemathiswlny1021]

🌴

[@drakonian2]

Don’t actually think the creator of this video or series would still check the comments here, but if you do, God, oh God please, please, pretty please stop with all the “good, very good, nice, very nice, very everything”. I really enjoy your tutorials and you are making awesome videos, but it really drives me crazy hearing good and very good every other word. Still giving it a Like, but please stop with that

[@judgemathiswlny1021]

🌳

[@SzymonSayzProduction]

Slow down and explain what you’re pressing. Great video but you are going way to fast and not explaining what options you are selecting. Please understand most people viewing your video are new to the software.

[@shadda]

Does no one else notice how the video is often severely out of sync with what he's saying he's doing at any given time?