Blender Tutorial: Ukulele Part 3 of 4

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This is the third in a 4 part video series that demonstrates how to use Blender to make a ukulele. Blender version 2.77a was used for this tutorial. This video shows techniques that may be helpful to beginners and intermediate users.
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[@josephpetrino1741]

I was pretty impressed by the first 2 parts, but man this was amazing! I'm going to recommend this one part alone to a friend who knows nothing about Blender. This one has so much to teach.

[@fluidic5939]

Great tutorials, flawless. I appreciate the tutorials for learning the blender 'WAYS'. Great examples great finished products. Carry on with the tutorials you present them in a great way.

[@psifis]

I have not words to express my gratitude for your way of teaching dear. I learned so much with those lessons in a week, that I had not learned in two months using Blender 3D. Thank you from the bottom of my heart

[@ruta493]

Wow, im 4 minutes in and I have already learnt about the checker select and ctrl B... good job.

[@caribbeanchild]

If you had watched the first video you would have learned that there.

[@DarrenHughes-Hybrid]

Well, I've made this far and so far so good. I've made a couple minor mistakes that I'd have to go to far back to fix and normally I'd be a perfectionist, but since it's learning time. Thanks so much for making this videos!

[@eav2820]

loving all the tutorials!!

[@RichAdamsFineArt]

This is easily convertible to Blender 2.8 if you have some basis understanding of the tool set. I have really enjoyed these videos. It's amazing how well-scripted these tutorials are. I have taught in various forms for 20 years or so and I can appreciate the amount of work that went into creating these lessons. Amazing work!

[@ZicajosProductions]

Looking great so far! It's really neat, the things you can do with Blender.

[@yourstruly8429]

These are the easiest to follow blender tutorials on youtube

[@bertrandvandekerckhove2722]

Perfect explanation and demonstration. I am a Blender beginner and till here ( part 1 tot 3) I had no problems, even though the English spoken language is a bit a problem for me. Please, more tutorials, please ... you are a very good tacher, perhaps the best one I found on KZbin.

[@luckyhappy65]

Thank you so much for making this nice and practical video!!

[@TheTender30]

I really love these tutorials and learn a lot on my own. I wish you would make a slower paced tutorial series so you can teach the theory behind some of the stuff you're doing. I find myself guessing why you do something to achieve a particular result at times. Besides that, great job!

[@surenmayurov4104]

When I make enough money I'll donate your channel! You;re the best tutor ever!

[@tpe54]

I feel like I'm taking a graduate course in Blender. I have learned so much about loop cuts. Thanks!

[@AnishSah_artist]

Brilliant as usual. Thanks for sharing!

[@VitorCaldeira1980]

Just finish this tutorial and it was amazing !!! I learned a lot !!! Thank you and keep up with this amazing tutorial. Maybe a car or something complex :)

[@rblihovde]

Phenomenal tutorial series sir!

[@Jofae]

Wow, I learn so much from these videos! Thanks, tutor4u!

[@Kanfutizer]

real fast pace, but i like it better than blabbering for 10mins before starting. Thanks for tuts

[@leestons]

Blenderguru should take some tips from these videos.

[@petrajaneinvielleichtmeine198]

Real - this is so cool. I can not believe I thank you so what can imitate - you learn so much. Thanks alot

[@Judgmentdayz]

Perfect pace, easy to follow

[@startjamming]

This was outstanding!

[@AVOCADOTOURISMTR]

Thank you for this tutorial.

[@wilfredvanbreda2978]

great tutorial. Very helpful. Thank you so much.

[@pigcheong3283]

very very clear demo

[@grandmalily5152]

Fantastic Job!!!

[@likemonster8024]

Can't believe I made it this far.. Thank you.

[@n3onis]

then add a loopcut

[@abdelmajida.salemalmadoli2104]

GREAT AS USUAL

[@Eddie_adi]

great tutorial...thanks a lot

[@nghin4vacsf]

At time 12:45, there is a subdivision surface modifier that I can't duplicate in Blender 3.4.1. The G command only moves the center circle without pulling the surrounding sections with it. Any pointer? Thanks in advance. I got it figured out. With version 3.4.1, I had to delete the bottom surfaces of the screw, then extrude the perimeter edges then scale it down and then put a face on it. Thank you for an excellent tutorial.

[@wildmillardz8934]

amazing!

[@happyfish7260]

Amazing

[@BrodoSwaggins13102]

these are great!

[@guangyuanxu5837]

Geat tutorials! Thanks!

[@chandrasekhar_vijayalakshmi]

thanks for sharing

[@stanfilipbrian2050]

Thx FOR the tutorial

[@jakhan3067]

THANK YOU FOR THIS TUTORIAL!!! TOTALLY AWESOME. PLEASE DO MORE TUTORIALS - YO DA MAN. SPRINGFIELD VA

[@hherilshah5733]

sir,it's a humble request can u make a video on how to make a volcano in blender,as I had posted this post earlier.

[@ggessex]

CG Geek made one.

[@SubramanianBalaji]

Thank you...

[@maximsmirnov887]

Thank you!

[@waqashameed-bs3ji]

good

[@wmlgaminghd7576]

Aham, anyone else encountered a problem with rotating the screw in 18:29? Since I did.. I could only rotate the inside of screw and in wireframe mode..

[@AussieRoads]

3:19 I am not getting it to scale like this. I am just not getting it to scale. Don't know why. Following exactly what you are doing.

[@FlipperZeus]

@BendigoDashcams did you apply the scale of the object

[@AussieRoads]

@@FlipperZeus Yes. Even when I do scaling I am getting it wrong. Like, the object even looks different.

[@afifsyauqi8925]

how can i get the texture?

[@benediktgeierhofer4146]

@tutor4u Is there a difference between bevel and a loop cut and what is it?

[@kiwicami287]

The bevel does it for you to save time i guess, but i don't know i'm not an expert

[@yvetteconatser9077]

It seemed like he did loop cuts one at a time, but in highlighting everything, the bevel worked faster. At least that's my reasoning.

[@probablynot7611]

GOAT

[@stanfilipbrian2050]

First