Designing Wheels Using Shapr3D's Parametric Modeling | Design for Mass Production 3D Printing
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In this episode of Design for Mass Production 3D Printing, we explore Shapr3D's new parametric modeling beta, using the program to design some 3D printed wheels.
Throughout the tutorial, we cover various aspects of 3D modeling, such as creating sketches, extrusions, and utilizing Shapr3D's history tab to take advantage of the benefits of parametric modeling. We also showcase the ease of creating multiple product variations with minimal time/effort.
Learn how to effectively use Shapr3D's Parametric Modeling to create flexible and adaptable designs, perfect for Mass Production 3D Printing applications. By the end of this video, you'll have a comprehensive understanding of creating intricate 3D models and how to apply these techniques to your own projects.
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More Shapr3d stuff please!
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I agree please more of this
This is an excellent tutorial to experience the benefits of 'parametric modeling'. Very well explained and easy to follow. Perfect and thank you!
I like the usual pacing of the design videos but these longer more in depth tutorials are very appreciated as well
Thanks
Shapr3D is such a joy to use on the iPad with the pencil. Its not full blown CAD, which for a lot of designs, is perfect. Its gotten so much nicer over the last few years. Best user interface I've found for CAD by far.
Could you please explain what you mean when saying that Shapr3D is not full blown CAD? And, what designs is it good for? I'm a user of Autodesk Inventor and Fusion360, never used Shapr3D before.
@@josevcp1 like in the video, the parametric feature is still in beta. you can't really do much with imported .stl here, not much to do with sculpting and contour manipulations as well, so overall *just enough* for a CAD software since most casual people just need it to do light designs that can be altered even further in different apps (if needed). it has all the essential features, making it great for a lot of people, especially beginners :)
More of these please :) I purchased using your code thank you!
This is great! I literally just licensed Shapr3D after playing with it, Solidworks, and Fusion 360 for almost a year trying to decide which platform to invest in.
Can I ask what you use Shapr3D for? I know what Solidworks and Fusion360 can do, but I've never used Shapr3D before
Who tf is this? Jk, happy to see the channel growing. It would be nice to have a quick intro so whoever this is can be referred to by name/position.
slant just had a hair cut
Great feature tutorial. I actually learned a few things I've been doing wrong or missing out on in Fusion 360 from this. Shapr3D does seem like a great program though I have dabbled a tiny bit.
The ability to drag features to change the order in the time line is a nice feature. Can’t wait for that to trickle down to Fusion 360
Ok add Breakpoint to that wish 🤯
Something unexpected, but interesting and informative. Look forward to this being a multipart-series. If creating a "playlist", a quick intro video could set context for designing with Shapr3D.
Thank you for the great tutorial. Very easy to follow. I use Shapr3d on iPad with Apple Pencil. It's so much easier than a mouse. I agree more Shapr3D!
Looks like it does what I want. The price (for Pro) is pretty good too...
I'll be looking into this more I think.
I loveee shaper 3d it’s my favorite CAD software for 3d printing
Make sure to download the beta and not the first link in the description, so you actually have the history tab!
a New face!!!!!!!!!!!
Did you do something with your hair?
Not to be tooting this program is better than that program, but it seems like I could probably do pretty much the same thing in Fusion, albeit with a few slightly different steps 🤷🏿♀️
Looks like its running on a tablet. Ifyou make other videos please enable visual touch points and gestures. Can be hard to follow with out the cursor.
App looks cool and very interesting.