Rhino 3D Product Design Tutorial: Modeling a conceptual Hairdryer (Part 1)

[@krzysztofmathews738]

A very good demonstration. Thank you.

[@simpernchong]

You are welcome :)

[@berlina_3d4473]

Hi! Do yu have a blueprints or some dimension?

[@antonsteblikov6789]

Excellent , thank you!

[@simpernchong]

Thank you my friend.

[@tutip.j.encinas2261]

Very Helpful!

[@simpernchong]

Thanks

[@samantiqechian6736]

Great Stuff like always! One question here: What happens if you use Degree 3 Curve instead of Degree 5 curve for this object?

[@simpernchong]

I think there will be very fine difference in terms of smoothness. But visually, it may not always be noticeable. In my opinion, the difference between degree 2 and 3 surface or curve is more noticeable. Cheers.

[@samantiqechian6736]

PC Sim thank you!

[@chickenwings1526]

Please make an electric toothbrush with patterns on it

[@4mviews0417]

nice

[@simpernchong]

Thanks 😁

[@rem67272]

helpful!

[@simpernchong]

Glad you think so!

[@sudeepsingh933]

very similar to Plasticity

[@simpernchong]

Both are NURBS based. Rhino is superior..but of course more expensive too.