Rhino: Modeling for 3D Printing

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Olivia Morgan

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01 Introduction

001 Modeling for 3D printing in Rhino.mp4

01:29

002 What you should know.mp4

00:41

02 Solid Surface Modeling

001 What Is a closed model .mp4

04:30

002 Boolean troubleshooting Part 1.mp4

02:34

003 Boolean troubleshooting Part 2.mp4

07:18

004 Boolean union techniques.mp4

07:43

005 Different 3D printing software.mp4

04:13

03 Finding and Repairing Holes

001 Show edges.mp4

05:54

002 Closing holes.mp4

08:28

003 Closing open edges.mp4

04:51

04 Detecting and Fixing Bad Objects

001 What are bad objects .mp4

08:13

002 Fixing bad objects.mp4

04:54

05 Converting Your Model into a Mesh

001 Mesh and NURB models.mp4

04:23

002 Fine tuning your mesh.mp4

12:17

003 Repairing a mesh.mp4

06:17

06 Exporting with Color

001 Types of multicolor 3D printing.mp4

01:28

002 Multi-extruder 3D printing.mp4

03:13

003 Full-color 3D printing.mp4

09:38

07 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

00:44

Description

Rhino is a powerful digital modeling tool for architects, engineers, and product designers. The surface modeling freedom Rhino allows can create complex designs that are not always the best for physical fabrication. To prepare a model for 3D printing, you need to create closed clean geometry. In this course, instructor Olivia Morgan covers good modeling techniques from start to finish, for 3D printing projects and other physical fabrication methods. She also offers tips you can use if anything goes wrong during the modeling process. These skills include boolean troubleshooting, repairing holes, and fixing “bad objects.” Finally, Olivia covers how to properly export your model for different 3D printers, using real world examples.

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Olivia Morgan

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Olivia Morgan, the founder and owner of Model Space, before starting her career in product design, managed a model shop for one of the largest architecture firms in the United States. Several competitions and exhibits have brought her work to the attention of the D.C. architectural community, resulting in invitations to develop outreach programs. Olivia's skills as a professional model builder and educator led her to pursue a career in product design, fabrication, and model building.

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