3D Printed Recessed Furniture Handles: Design And Mesh Modeling using Blender
Note: Check also the part I. "Blender 3D Design modelling techniques of furniture handles and 3D-Printing", • Learn How To Design And 3D-Print Furniture...
Description:
Today we are talking about another design method mesh modeling based on a primitive shape. Our goal is to create a furniture handle that is milled into the wood. In this video I will show you how I proceeded, from the first design in Blender, to 3D printing, to milling out a pocket for the finished part with my Makita router. We will go through the most important steps.
I can roughly determine the following steps:
-Preparation of the modeling environment
-Selecting and creating the basic 3D object or primitive shape that will be used for modeling.
-Model and modify the mesh geometry to create a new model with it.
-To save time, the Mirror Modifier can be used and for this the model must be cut in half beforehand.
-Finish the model to remove holes or errors in the geometry.
-Preparation of the model for 3D printing
-Export of the model into a 3D surface model of the model shell in the form of an STL file
-Import the model into a slicer program, e.g. Cura
-slicing the model and saving it as a Gcode file with the control information for the 3D printer
and it concludes with the steps
3D printing and
Use of the finished 3D printed object.
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Links:
Here is an another type of bowl creation using carving and routing. A wooden bowl handcraft, carving and power tools • Create a wooden bowl using power carving, ...
Woodturning lathe stand:
https://www.popularwoodworking.com/pr...
Review mini lathes:
https://www.woodworkersjournal.com/re...
Music:
Blue Nude - Verified Picasso
Arpy - Dan Henig
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