Indeed a nice video, But I have a few tips for you and your viewers: If you double click on one edge, dsm will select all the adjacent edges on that plane So that is a wee bit faster. wait it get better, on the bottom right hand side of the screen are a few buttons, the second one says if you hover over it :"Selection Filter" which is set to automatic, if you uncheck the auto, and select the edge option, you can select ONLY edges with your mouse, so those circles you selected, you just can take a front view of those, you see only the outmost circle and with the mouse you start in the center and drag it slightly to the left to just toch the wanted circle and voila all the circles are selected. just type 0.5 and enter and Bob is your Uncle. It take a lot of typing for me, but once you got it used, you see how fast this all works. And one more tip I think probably the best one, certainly for these type of 3d prints, the following just as an experiment and you have to do this at the very end of construction: select any edge type CTRL and A together and you have all edges selected type a value of 1.5 or something like that and all your edges are 1.5. rounded off But you have to do the chamfer first for instance for countersunk screws. And with th CTRL key you can also deselect the few that you don't want to be rounded off. Kind regards Hans
Well done! Clear, concise, step-by-step. Done at a pace that a person can follow and learn. Thank you!
Oh yeah this is the program I’m going to use!! Great video!
Indeed a nice video, But I have a few tips for you and your viewers:
If you double click on one edge, dsm will select all the adjacent edges on that plane So that is a wee bit faster.
wait it get better, on the bottom right hand side of the screen are a few buttons, the second one says if you hover over it :"Selection Filter" which is set to automatic, if you uncheck the auto, and select the edge option, you can select ONLY edges with your mouse, so those circles you selected, you just can take a front view of those, you see only the outmost circle and with the mouse you start in the center and drag it slightly to the left to just toch the wanted circle and voila all the circles are selected. just type 0.5 and enter and Bob is your Uncle. It take a lot of typing for me, but once you got it used, you see how fast this all works.
And one more tip I think probably the best one, certainly for these type of 3d prints, the following
just as an experiment and you have to do this at the very end of construction:
select any edge type CTRL and A together and you have all edges selected type a value of 1.5 or something like that and all your edges are 1.5. rounded off
But you have to do the chamfer first for instance for countersunk screws.
And with th CTRL key you can also deselect the few that you don't want to be rounded off.
Kind regards Hans
Grea tutorials mate!
Nice video. I'm new to 3D design and this video has shown me many new ways of doing things that normally took much longer to do. Thanks for sharing.
Hi, if you want to speed up things, watch my other answer
Nice video. Designing a thing everybody can copy and use. I am staying tuned for more.
Nice video! Very informative keep up the good work!
Nice Video!!! What's that music running in the background, I like that?