Blake Courter

Okay, let's build off of the implicit chamfer thread to demonstrate how you can quickly produce any edge treatment you can dream of using implicit geometry.

In @ntopology, we'll deliver the holy grail of edge treatments: the C∞ blend.

Previous:https://t.co/uKOXYihBD5

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— Blake Courter (@bcourter) June 25, 2022

Following up from yesterday here's how to make a constant-width chamfer using implicit modeling. Images are from @nTopology.

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— Blake Courter (@bcourter) June 23, 2022

A folding chef knife to prepare for a camping trip. Designed in SpaceClaim.

To-date, no one has provided a pure implicit approach to loft bewteen oriented curves. Prepare to be amazed.

The initial job of the floor from a few months ago was to slow me down from from bringing this classic lathe on board. Am happy to have it cleaned, installed, and happily cutting chips!

nTop 3.0 is overwhelmingly the most exciting technology available for Field-Driven Design. In this video, my colleages and I take a behind-the-scenes review of what made it possible.

First year COVID project: make a new floor for what will become the metalworking room of the shop.

The handmade dowels had to go all the way through the center column and still feel snug. Assembled in the room with removable pins set with hide glue. Good luck getting it out of there. Designed in SpaceClaim.