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You're right I should!

It's possible from version 2023 onward as far as I recall

2x2 of which units? meters?

Thankyou! glad you liked it

Yes you can use lock but that's not a geometric mate really

@@JamesDeBono Here I'm using "lock" interchangeably with "fully mated". Are you using "lock" as in an anchor mate? To my first comment I should add: ... and as long as it's not a plane or an orthogonally extruded surface by 2d curve. Those two plus the revolved surface make this a decent definition of a fully interlockable surface mate. But then there's also helical sweeps, that wouldn't fully mate in one. There might be a few other cases I cant imagine at the moment.

If you're like me you probably never imagined it would be as complicated as it is haha

Really? I though it was too allow it to move without scratching?

@@JamesDeBono it's impeding the sound transfer,from bridgeto body!

It had a humbucker on the bridge but I don't really like that sound

Perfectly circular or conical revolved surfaces will work with a concentric mate!

I guess if it's a pyramid then it would be multiple faces right? So it would need multiple mates

@@JamesDeBono oh is that how it works? Interesting 🤔

@@tadilaco Yeah I should have mentioned that the objects do not collide. They can go through each other. So if you only mated one face of the pyramid they could still slide through each other

Heyyyy I think you are the first person to recognize what it was!

Looking forward to the full song cover!

@@sedoyotec The full song doesn't even exist haha. I have thought about trying to finish it in my own way though

Thanks man! still a bit tricky in this temporary apartment. I want to stream as well but this place is on the bottom tier internet plan so it's not ideal 😅 hopefully moving soon

Yep! AI is here and there's nothing we can do to stop it. Adapt or be left behind. It's an interesting point there will be less need for us to understand topics deeply. Who knows what our lives will look like going forward

You're in luck haha

I'm no authority on this topic, you can find much better answers than mine online. My understanding is that you are right in that plants consume it but it also creates a green house affect which is what causes climate change. Thanks for watching the video 😊

Yeah helping to reduce the friction of the technical stuff while allowing you to be creative would be nice I think

I still have it! So that's saying something. I used it at a gig recently and it sounded and played great. I would say, if you don't care about the höfner logo, then get a Harley Benton. I think it's probably better quality and cheaper

When you say "killing" do you mean that in a good or bad way?

@@JamesDeBono I'm sorry for confusing you because my English is not good. Of course, I meant this in a good way. To exaggerate slightly, I think that the piezo pickup integrated into the bridge may sound like wooden chopsticks hitting each other rather than a natural guitar sound. Assuming you're picking open strings, let's say the guitar strings vibrate 3mm wide at the 12th fret, how much can they vibrate near the bridge? I don't think it will ever be natural. I don't know if they're intentionally pursuing that unnaturalness, but if not, it literally wouldn't be natural.

Yeah it's pretty annoying. I'm tempted to open mine up and try to get it out

That's cool! I never heard about that thanks

You could cut it that way with a smaller bit like that but then the edges wouldn't be parallel to the pin from the bolt action mechanism

Sorry I didn't see this, Thanks :)

It is possible to do that as well!

​​@@JamesDeBono my homemade electric guitar that me and my grandpa built when I was 11 I'm 20 soon to be 21 now has only 1 pickup in the neck with a volume and tone and some flatwound strings me and my grandpa built my guitar from scratch using hand tools in his garage my grandpa has a degree in woodworking and electronics we put the leather on after seeing Waylon's telecaster but yeah that's my guitar I use with my modified Gibson ga5 LP reissue amp Mojotone is from the same state as us so we used there parts to upgrade my amp The only things extra we added was a another knob to control the echo from the built in tape loop machine we added for slapback echo my gear setup is my homemade electric guitar plugged straight into my modified Gibson ga5 LP reissue amp I don't use pedals

Depending on the machine and the way the path is generated, yes!

100% I tend to do things like this in my spare time to improve my skills if I don't think that it's necessary for the project

Thankyou! I hope my new set up will be even better!

Thankyou and I'm glad you got something out of this! I will post again when I have my PC set up again :)

I'm currently writing this comment at the airport waiting for my next leg on my way to Aus!

Thank 😊 I hope it wasn't too boring

@@JamesDeBono ye nah its long... And weirdly personal especially since i watched you model and then you pour your heart out next vid but honestly it adds such a nice personal flavour its captivating (im tempted to say make a podcast but that shit is too oversaturated)

@@certopacket1312 I agree about the saturation. I just want to keep people updated and have this to look back on. It's okay if people skip this and wait for another modelling video

Not so much to be honest. I've done a bit in my current job but not in Solidworks. I really want to buy a CNC router though so I will surely get more into it

Did you use a swept cut?

yes, I used a sketch instead of an object allowing me to obtain this shape@@JamesDeBono

@@lego37. Interesting, I did that in the first video and the result had intersections

It's a surprisingly tricky one I think!

Fit spline works but the swept cut with body does not. It's too glitchy

Rhino is great for some things like surfacing but falls behind most other CAD software due to the lack of a feature tree in my opinion