Introduction To Jewellery Cad With Rhino 3D

Last updated 3/2021
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 9.61 GB | Duration: 12h 50m
Learn jewelry CAD design, with this in-depth, practical, easy-to-follow course!

What you’ll learn
You will learn what Rhino 3D is, and how to use it
You’ll learn fundamental design techniques
You will be able to draw 2D lines and curves
You’ll produce simple designs including wedding bands and pendants
You’ll learn more intermediate skills while making solitaire and halo ring designs
You’ll understand how to produce pieces suitable for printing and casting
You’ll troubleshoot and overcome common problems
You’ll learn how the customise Rhino 3D to the way you work
Requirements
Rhino v5 , v6, or v7 (recommended) – a 90-day evaluation version is available
A PC and mouse (you can use a Mac, however a PC is advisable)
Description
In this course, I am going to guide you through the fundamental skills required to produce 3D designs. I will explain why I believe Rhino 3D is the best choice for beginners (and experts!) due to it’s ease-of-use, accessible price point, and widespread adoption.Learn how to create viable, production ready, 3D Models and designs using Rhino, the industry-standard design software.I start super simple so you’ll be ok with little or no experience. With these online tutorials, you’ll be amazed what you can achieve.The course is project-based, so you will applying your new skills immediately to real 3D designs. All the project files will be included, so you’ll never get stuck.I’ve also included the following additional assets for you to use in your projects:Round cut gem Cushion cut gem Princess cut gemPear cut gemMarquise cut gemBaguette cut gemEmerald cut gemOval cut gemStudent feedback:"Hi Aaron,I just wanted to say how thrilled I am to find and use your Udemy tutorial on Rhino 3D for beginners. I’m crushed because I spent $750 on a class here in the US that was more confusing than anything. I was skeptical before taking your class thinking I just wasn’t getting it….well, turns out it’s the instructor! Gosh, what a difference! You obviously plan your lessons, you’re clear, you understand you’re dealing with beginners and let us know when and what to click and why. Thank you thank you thank you! I will advise Rhinoceros that you should be the go to person for jewelry design! Thanks again!-Beth""Great course. The instructor explains every detail clearly and professionally. I will definitely buy more courses from him if he has.-Jennifer""WOW! Aaron Clark is a tremendous instructor. He is very thorough and presents things so precisely that I am certain anyone from a beginner to a seasoned modeler will be able to follow and learn from this course. I highly recommend this course.Thank you so much Aaron! Superb job.-Christopher M.""This is a great course for any one wanting to cad design jewellery using Rhino 3D. Aaron’s lessons are clear, easy the follow and the sample designs are current with elements that I can apply to develop my own jewellery designs. Excellent value for money that will make the learning curve easier.-Chris B."
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction and Course Overview
Lecture 2 Rhino 3D
Section 2: Exploring Rhino 3D
Lecture 3 Layout, Sections, and Navigating
Section 3: 2D drawing with lines, arcs and curves
Lecture 4 Creating a Yin Yang design
Lecture 5 Arraying objects
Lecture 6 Creating a basket cross pattern
Lecture 7 Creating a floral design
Lecture 8 Drawing a detailed filigree design
Section 4: 3D modelling simple rings
Lecture 9 Creating a simple band
Lecture 10 Creating a simple band with a rounded profile
Lecture 11 Creating a channel set band
Lecture 12 Creating a band with complex profiles
Section 5: Pendant and earring design
Lecture 13 Creating a floral pendant from previous 2D drawings
Lecture 14 Creating a petal earring design
Lecture 15 Building a crossover gem-set pendant
Section 6: 4-claw solitaire ring
Lecture 16 Building a 4-claw collet
Lecture 17 Creating an up-swept/cathedral shank
Section 7: 6-claw Tiffany style ring
Lecture 18 Modelling the 6-claw collet
Lecture 19 Modelling a knife-edge to half-round shank
Section 8: Creating a cushion halo ring
Lecture 20 Creating a cushion halo
Lecture 21 Building up a shank
Lecture 22 Creating a basket
Lecture 23 Preparing the design for printing and casting
Section 9: Customising Rhino
Lecture 24 Exploring Rhino options
Lecture 25 Creating and changing toolbars
Lecture 26 Working with template files
Section 10: Troubleshooting common issues
Lecture 27 Solving open polysurface issues
Lecture 28 Solving filleting issues
Lecture 29 Solving boolean union issues
Lecture 30 Additional resources
Section 11: Rendering
Lecture 31 Preparing the model
Lecture 32 Creating and applying materials
Lecture 33 Environments
Lecture 34 Groundplane settings
Lecture 35 Rendering
Lecture 36 Preparing the cushion halo design
Lecture 37 Rendering our cushion halo design
Section 12: Creating a twisted wire ring with History
Lecture 38 Modelling the ring
Lecture 39 Rendering out design
Lecture 40 Preparing the design for printing and casting
Section 13: Creating a 3-stone ring
Lecture 41 Modelling the ring
Lecture 42 Rendering the design
Lecture 43 Preparing the ring for printing and casting
Section 14: Bonus lessons
Lecture 44 Flow along surface
Section 15: Additional course resources
Lecture 45 Gem resources
Jewellery professionals wanting to explore CAD,Jewellery designers wanting to incorporate CAD into their work,Jewellers who want to supplement their bench skills with CAD,Students that want to explore jewellery CAD design

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