Model a Bench in Rhino 6

[@maxsmith2320]

that was the most easiest way to learn to model a bench Thank you very much

[@mihirvaidya5462]

Amazing explanation, thank you so much!!

[@Rocktk12]

THANK YOU, SIMPLE AND CLEAR :)

[@LATIFProductionLearning]

Hi its great very easy , but if we need to flat all sections and sen as dxf for cutting ? any way for that ?

[@designrhino]

very informative!thank you

[@cecilefoglio1084]

thank you for your tutorial but how do you create a control point curve that stays plane ?.. thank you

[@Rhinoceros3d]

make sure planar is checked at the bottom of the window.

[@GLYNDYER]

Nice tutorial. Can you create contour curves which follow a profile rather than horizontal or vertical?

[@darrylabapo2775]

Yes, you just need to set the direction vertically rather than horizontally at 5:40

[@selintorian]

thank youuuu so muchh for this amazing video!!!!!

[@DronemanfromNepal]

now can you create individual dxf file of those parts to machine it ?

[@cango5679]

My question as well. I'm currently looking into rhino, since it has some pretty good surface modelling tools and abilities, and a gui that I find familiar, working in cad/CAM. I'm trying to find out how one can fit rhino in a production type of environment.

[@cango5679]

I'm assuming one could export an individual extrusion, and export that as dxf. Another way might be to export the curves created as dxf, to use that as a tool path. I Work in Bsolid (Biesse CNC) and would prefer to export in X_T format and import the 3d part (The extruded "slice") and in Bsolid get the upper and down curved and swarf tool path.

[@khalidaldobaie671]

Thanks

[@ahmedgbr4178]

Thank you

[@anthonygonzaga1443]

exelent. thank you

[@TopCutCNC]

I want this model

[@Rhinoceros3d]

build one! :-)

[@ruiqitu3520]

It saved me!!!!

[@TopCutCNC]

Pleas can i contact you about some work

[@chansovecjeaofficial8594]

Thank You