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Re: Help with Surface Modelling Strategy
Hi Tom,
I don't think the concept requires surfacing at all but could be accomplished with the more simple solid modeling tools: extude, cut fillets etc. The only area might be the front grill which seems to bow and crease in the middle. This could be accomplish with a Boundary boss or cut.
Mark
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Re: Help with Surface Modelling Strategy
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the suggestion, but I need to use surface modelling techniques for this exercise.
Kind regards, Tom.
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Re: Help with Surface Modelling Strategy
Tom do it the same way but just use surfacing tools instead!
you'll have to make a few more sketches though. and trim up and knit together.
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Re: Help with Surface Modelling Strategy
Top view extruded surface, right view top and right edges extruded surface, trim, filled surface with merge on bottom, knit, delete front face, lofted face with left edge on deleted surface, sketch for the front middle and right edge on deleted front face, trim, knit. For the top shapes you should be able to handle it by yourself
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Re: Help with Surface Modelling Strategy
Tom as Mark said this is can be made in solids.
loft with 3 sketches, chamfer and fillets.
here is a pic and the file in SW2016
I didn't use any of your sizes, just threw it together.
