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@@AlphonsoPeluso There is nothing to consider your approach towards visually explaining and dissecting a task is phenomenal. Substituting Illustrator with Rhino for sketch purposes is a bit controversial
EXCELLENT Vid- CLEARLY explained EACH step of the way, with what to EXPECT at EACH step, and seeing the Step SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDE AS EXPECTED, and NO frequent "OOPS"es-with-frequent-re-tries to CONFUSE the Learner ! That the English was CLEAR and ARTICULATE, with a good volume setting was a HUGE help . BEST treatment of the topic I've seen . Thanks for an EXCELLENT vid. - C.
What a great video, I like it. I have a question as how these simple pieces were created, these can be taken to 3d printing already looking like solids, I am new to this, I would like to know if with this method it works for any part I design. Thank you
Thank you. I’m glad that you liked the video. Regarding 3D Printing, as long as the geometry is watertight, meaning that all the sides connect seamlessly to one another, you can turn the Rhino nurbs geometry into a Mesh for 3D printing.
Thank you again; I was practicing in a car hood exercise on TH-cam but it took me 3 days to design the first part, the method was more confusing and I stopped, searched and stumbled upon your video, and I followed the instructions and so far I have done the same exercise up to one part and it has worked for me. @@AlphonsoPeluso
Well done one of the best tutorials, simple informative and right to the point. Thanks still works in 2020!!!
DVX Hey thanks for the feedback! I’m glad it’s still useful. Please consider subscribing and checking out some of my other video tutorials.
@@AlphonsoPeluso There is nothing to consider your approach towards visually explaining and dissecting a task is phenomenal. Substituting Illustrator with Rhino for sketch purposes is a bit controversial
AND in 2021 _;=)) !!_
EXCELLENT Vid- CLEARLY explained EACH step of the way, with what to EXPECT at EACH step, and seeing the Step SUCCESSFULLY CONCLUDE AS EXPECTED, and NO frequent "OOPS"es-with-frequent-re-tries to CONFUSE the Learner ! That the English was CLEAR and ARTICULATE, with a good volume setting was a HUGE help . BEST treatment of the topic I've seen . Thanks for an EXCELLENT vid. - C.
Hey Chuck from Texas! Thanks for the AMAZING comment.
@@AlphonsoPeluso - _;-)_ !
great video, your style is easy to follow
What a great video, I like it. I have a question as how these simple pieces were created, these can be taken to 3d printing already looking like solids, I am new to this, I would like to know if with this method it works for any part I design. Thank you
Thank you. I’m glad that you liked the video. Regarding 3D Printing, as long as the geometry is watertight, meaning that all the sides connect seamlessly to one another, you can turn the Rhino nurbs geometry into a Mesh for 3D printing.
Thank you again; I was practicing in a car hood exercise on TH-cam but it took me 3 days to design the first part, the method was more confusing and I stopped, searched and stumbled upon your video, and I followed the instructions and so far I have done the same exercise up to one part and it has worked for me. @@AlphonsoPeluso
@@christianramirez1844 Awesome! Enjoy and have fun.
very good video its very helpful
Thank you. I’m glad that you found it helpful!
Thx for the great tutorial
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You’re welcome!
Very well done. Thanks.
You’re welcome!
Thank you very much Teacher Alphonso.Your explane is very good.(in İstanbul)
Oktay Tekin Thank you for the comment and feedback!
@@AlphonsoPeluso l will follow your lessons.Thank you very much.
Couldn't agree more - from Texas- U/S.A. ! ALL the BEST !! - C.
Its clear and helpful
Ardi Utama. IDW GD Thank you! I’m glad that you found the tutorial helpful.
@@AlphonsoPeluso whicone better Rhino or Moi3d?
thanks ! its very help full
You’re welcome
Thanks!
Cant believe I have been using Rhino without knowing these very simple but useful stuff. Such a waste of time! lol
Lol. Better late than never.