Basic 3D Surface Exercise for Beginners in Creo - Exercise #17 | Curve network

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[@Shhhpablo]

Very good tutorial! Thanks so much! Your voice and the tone of all your tutorial are the best! Thank you so much!!

[@4kside]

Glad it was helpful!
And also thank you for your positive feedback regarding my voice and tones 😉
Stay tuned, Vladimir

[@ashokram343]

thankyou for the explaining

[@haseebulhassan1019]

Great tutorial. Love you explanation and effort. Thanks sir

[@haseebulhassan1019]

Sir will you create complex surface modeling tutorial using creo or do you have course on udemy etc specially related to surface modeling using Creo Parametric

[@m.e.p.r]

Never create three-sided surfaces, its bad practice. The surface you create will have a singularity and will look awful. All surfaces should be made up of four sides.