Using Shapr3D with Rhino 3D | Modeling projects

In this tutorial, Industrial Sam Gwilt from Sam Does Design (   / @samdoesdesign  ) demonstrates how Shapr3D’s versatile exporting and importing features can integrate smoothly with other CAD software, enhancing workflows for collaborative projects and quick design edits across platforms. Learn how to import and export your Shapr3D designs, refining them across various CAD platforms to optimize manufacturing and visualization workflows.
• History-Based Parametric Modeling: See how Shapr3D’s History lets you modify early design elements and instantly reflect changes in the entire model.
• Exporting: Explore the different file formats, including STEP, IGES, OBJ, and USDZ, and understand how each format can be used across tools like Rhino, Keyshot, and Blender.
• Importing: Reintegrate updated models back into Shapr3D for final adjustments, ensuring continuity in design workflow.
• Fillets: Apply smooth, curvature-controlled fillets (G2) to edges, adding both visual appeal and manufacturing-ready refinements.
• Visualization: Apply materials and lighting within Shapr3D to create presentation-ready visuals, perfect for stakeholder reviews and collaborative design discussions.

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