How to build a basic hinge in Rhino

Due to popular demand, and basic practicality, we decided to bring you a short video on how to approach building a hinge in Rhino. After this you should be able to solve most hinge problems, but if you have any questions don't be afraid to comment.
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[@tresde]

Hello! Nice video! ¿How do you do to make both cut planes moves at the same time when you just move one of then (8:16)? If I try it, I can only move one at the time.

[@essentialguidedigitaljewelry]

We used the rhino history - if the rhino history is on and you mirror an object, the object you have mirrored (ie. the copy) will move in the mirrored direction of the original whenever you move it, or scale or rotate it.

[@tresde]

@@essentialguidedigitaljewelry ohhh I didnt knew that! I will try it. Thanks!