Have you ever wondered how to model a Parametric Bench in Rhino Grasshopper? In this tutorial, we are going to model a Simple Parametric Bench from scratch. You will learn how to deform a box and produce the sectioning in grasshopper. We will also cover how to Nest the sections for Fabrication. Download the example file👇 parametrichouse.com/parametric-bench-1 Enroll in our Course👇 parametrichouse.com/grasshopper-tutorials/ 👉 Subscribe to our TH-cam channel 📹 th-cam.com/users/parametrichouse 🗣 Remember to hit that bell notification button! ⏰ 👍 Like our videos to hear from us more often! 😊 Comment below to support us! 📝
How do you print the pieces? I have never used Rhino. Your video was my first introduction into this program. I would like to print out the pieces to be laser cut. How can I do this?
thank you for this helpful tutorial..., i have a problem with the fillet order on every other curve it doesn't seem to be applied I don't know why /: can someone help me with this, please
Very nice tutorial but you are missing some instructions when you are absolutely new to something you can get lost very easy. In the 13:03 you forgot to mention that you need to press shift idf you wanted more than one connection in one single point.
When I try to add the points to the "Line SDL" it only alows me to input one point. If I connect the other it simply removes the previous one connected - Meaning i have to split it up and do all double. Any idea how I may solve this?
bro, I´m really trying to build this up witha cnc router, but I think 2 pipes won´t be enough to make the bench steady, would you add another pipe or other type of support? do you know about someone who made this bench physically? saludos banda
How did you address the first and last pieces of your vertical slices being extruded beyond the original defining surface? Currently this end models total length has increased by the full thickness of your extrusion, though not a big deal in this particular design It would be nice to see how to address this for more critical applications.
Very nice Tutorial Dude! Enjoying your work! I am new to this and i have a question for you: In 22:11 you are using the orient tool to stack the surfaces. I would want to do that too but my rail ist a (open) circle. So it's doing the orientation but the surfaces arent stacking above each other it just does the circle in Z direction. Could you help me with this?
Exceptional tutorial! When extruding the ends of the bench, (5:14) I don't see the small circle on the gumball. Could you tell me how to enable that? Thanks!
Petty sure it's a feature of Rhino 6 or 7, can't find any options for it on 7 and I think the video is made on 6. I don't think it was part of Rhino5 and older but correct me if I'm wrong.
@@jake1689 Ok so I see how it works, its on the gumball in the perspective view port after selecting a side of a solid or a surface. Example: go into perspective and draw solid box then ctrl shift a side on the box to select it, you will see a circle on the arrow corresponding to the direction you wish to drag the side in and it will go from the arrow color to black when mouse moves over it. Hover over it, hold left click and drag.
Thank you! ProjectForce is a component from Kangaroo1 plugin (you have to download the plugin to use that) but i said "projectAlong" which is already installed on your grasshopper
HELLO VERY COOL YOUR VIDEO ON THE CREATION OF 3D PARAMETRICS. could you help me with a good deed gesture of sending a cutting file for cnc router 2030 some files ready for cutting to produce some pç to generate a gain to give encouragement.
These modern design benches are for a few years already been installed in our malls. It was installed inside, so no gull or pigeon can shit on it, but still, those thin and deep walls of the vertical planes accumulate a lot of dirt, dust, and food remains that are almost impossible to clean off. So after a few years, you are literally sitting on a pile of shit. I vote for classic benches, that can be easily wiped clean or washed with a good-old rain.
Have you ever wondered how to model a Parametric Bench in Rhino Grasshopper? In this tutorial, we are going to model a Simple Parametric Bench from scratch. You will learn how to deform a box and produce the sectioning in grasshopper. We will also cover how to Nest the sections for Fabrication.
Download the example file👇
parametrichouse.com/parametric-bench-1
Enroll in our Course👇
parametrichouse.com/grasshopper-tutorials/
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th-cam.com/users/parametrichouse
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Thank you for video but I have question if the bench base is curve not a go to staight direction than how to make drawing in planner?
Your video lessons are getting easier to learn and the animations are also great to understand the steps!!!!!
How do you print the pieces? I have never used Rhino. Your video was my first introduction into this program. I would like to print out the pieces to be laser cut. How can I do this?
You are a most excellent teacher
You're so great and awesome. I really enjoy the way you explain and teach. Thanks.
Thank you so much!
I love your tutorials ! the best!
Glad you like them!
So clear and nice job! Thank you !
You are so welcome!
This is so great, thank you for these tutorials!!!!
You're welcome 👋
Nice tutorial. Easy to follow and very clear step-by-step instructions, well done and thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Hello, really usefull tutorial!!!
How can I enable the axis (Green, red and blue) that you have when you select the solid?
As usual, AMAZING tutorial. Thank u so much for sharing knowledge with us !
You're welcome :)
Nice animations! Thank you for your work.
You're welcome😊
thank you for this helpful tutorial..., i have a problem with the fillet order on every other curve it doesn't seem to be applied I don't know why /: can someone help me with this, please
LOVE IT! Always so packed with info, thank you! I got to get re-subscribed to the portal, I saw there's a new support page
You're welcome :)
Very nice tutorial but you are missing some instructions when you are absolutely new to something you can get lost very easy. In the 13:03 you forgot to mention that you need to press shift idf you wanted more than one connection in one single point.
trueee 😭
omg you just saved me, I was going crazy on why it wouldn't connect 😭😭😭
so!great!
very good ... thanks
You're welcome
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In order to download example, payment is required?
When I try to add the points to the "Line SDL" it only alows me to input one point. If I connect the other it simply removes the previous one connected - Meaning i have to split it up and do all double. Any idea how I may solve this?
Hold the shift key down when inputting the second point, that will allow you to input both!
wow thank you
bro, I´m really trying to build this up witha cnc router, but I think 2 pipes won´t be enough to make the bench steady, would you add another pipe or other type of support? do you know about someone who made this bench physically? saludos banda
How did you address the first and last pieces of your vertical slices being extruded beyond the original defining surface? Currently this end models total length has increased by the full thickness of your extrusion, though not a big deal in this particular design It would be nice to see how to address this for more critical applications.
Great tutorial btw..
Thank you! Cheers! 😁
Thank you! How create fillet on edge?
I am not able to get holes in my surfaces by flattening the Boundary Surfaces command. Please help ?
At 13:15, how do you put 2 arrows on 1 point? The other one disappears when i try to put 2
same problem im facing
@@divyankaparekh9317 press shift button when adding the second arrow to a point.
@@abdullahshafqat9521 Thankyou!!!!
how can we show the result rendered after finish your tutorial?
How do we give alphabets instead of numbers while Tagging?
You have to go to the text tab in sets to make a sequence of letters
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Very nice Tutorial Dude! Enjoying your work! I am new to this and i have a question for you:
In 22:11 you are using the orient tool to stack the surfaces. I would want to do that too but my rail ist a (open) circle. So it's doing the orientation but the surfaces arent stacking above each other it just does the circle in Z direction. Could you help me with this?
Exceptional tutorial! When extruding the ends of the bench, (5:14) I don't see the small circle on the gumball. Could you tell me how to enable that? Thanks!
Petty sure it's a feature of Rhino 6 or 7, can't find any options for it on 7 and I think the video is made on 6. I don't think it was part of Rhino5 and older but correct me if I'm wrong.
@@strive4208 Thanks for the reply. I'm on 7 so that might be the reason if this video is made on 6.
@@jake1689 Ok so I see how it works, its on the gumball in the perspective view port after selecting a side of a solid or a surface. Example: go into perspective and draw solid box then ctrl shift a side on the box to select it, you will see a circle on the arrow corresponding to the direction you wish to drag the side in and it will go from the arrow color to black when mouse moves over it. Hover over it, hold left click and drag.
Great tutorial video. but I can't find the 'ProjectedForce' (12m 34s) on my Rhino 6 Grasshopper. What to do?
Thank you!
ProjectForce is a component from Kangaroo1 plugin (you have to download the plugin to use that) but i said "projectAlong" which is already installed on your grasshopper
@@ParametricHouse I appreciate it. Thanks to the detailed answers I solved immediately
How to number the section in the 3d .. and nesting it on the ground with the numbers..?
One of the ways is to use TextOutline component from Wombat plugin and use sections planes as input
you can use it in both situation
dxf files router cut mdf 15mm
HELLO VERY COOL YOUR VIDEO ON THE CREATION OF 3D PARAMETRICS. could you help me with a good deed gesture of sending a cutting file for cnc router 2030 some files ready for cutting to produce some pç to generate a gain to give encouragement.
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These modern design benches are for a few years already been installed in our malls. It was installed inside, so no gull or pigeon can shit on it, but still, those thin and deep walls of the vertical planes accumulate a lot of dirt, dust, and food remains that are almost impossible to clean off. So after a few years, you are literally sitting on a pile of shit. I vote for classic benches, that can be easily wiped clean or washed with a good-old rain.