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 From:  Michael Gibson
4388.87 
Hi Mike, so I split off those other messages so you can have this thread back for discussing your stuff - feel free to start a new one if you want to as well.

- Michael
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.88 In reply to 4388.87 
Thanks Michael, was starting to wonder if that was possible. ;-)

Man! I had a doozie of a model about ready yesterday, but a work project required a PC re-boot. ...I'll just have to make it better this time.
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.89 
LOL! :-) After a long day of flame wars and dirty mouths - it's time for a little oral hygiene!

This following tutorial builds a toothbrush and tube or toothpaste, ready to fight bad breath, plaque and gingivitis...

Create side view center rail for brush handle sweep:


The shape of the handle's body axis. Use a box with rounded corners:


Also, create a side profile for the scaling rail from the top view:


Perform Sweep. Rounded rectangle sits outside of sweep bounds. Use scaling rail:


Smooth the "capped ends" with a Fillet: (If it lets you ;-) )


Extrude a circle to make a bristle:


Array to make copies:


Boolean Trim to make that modern looking cut:


Array, Mirror and Scale to create the bristle grouping:


Use the Rotate command to position the bristle group. Click at one point on the brush head, click at a flat extension for reference, then click a lower spot on the handle:


Good then... hide the bristles, they're intensive on the display:


Make the center rail to express the motion of the toothpaste tube from top to bottom:


Rings are created, copied and positioned to best describe the tube's features:


I've created in one view and then in another, drag them to their positions...


Scale and position them, keeping in mind what the side and forward thicknesses of the tube do:


Check for general shape...


Sweep... Notice that the top transitions too smoothly...


I did a Boolean Trim to cut the top portion, and re-used the profile rings - or edge curves - to rebuild a sharp shape using Loft:


Join the sections and Fillet to liking:


A little work to form the opening...


Make the cap-screw spiral. Since the end is tapered, use a combination of reference construction lines and the Tapering feature of the Spiral tool to make a spiral that matches the end:


Profile shapes often get "twisted" on the rail path... Placing the profiles in the path, and along the path will yield control...


Trim the sweep to have left, only what you need... Again, it seems that using a combo of Merge and Copy/Undo/Paste was the ticket, as the Trim feature failed here...


Create the cap profile... Make a box, Circular Array it, Union:


Go to town with Loft, Extrude and Fillet to make the cap...


Made a few profile curves to make some paste to place on the brush... One of those "crumpled paper" accidents - But hmmm... if kinda added to it's realism... I like it.

And here you have it! - It's really late - Brush your teeth and go to bed!
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 From:  BurrMan
4388.90 In reply to 4388.89 
Hi Magic,

""""""""""Create the cap profile... Make a box, Circular Array it, Union:""""""""""

Polygon-Star-Style Custom.

Nice model!
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.91 In reply to 4388.90 
> Polygon-Star-Style Custom.

WOW! Thanks Burr - Just when I thought I figured out all of MoI's features, something new (I missed over) pops up!
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 From:  ed (EDDYF)
4388.92 In reply to 4388.91 
Yeah - I didn't know about it either. Just got done playing with it.

I like these kind of auto-magic tools. I thought I saw a MoI watch makers gear script at one time too.

Ed
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 From:  Michael Gibson
4388.93 In reply to 4388.92 
Hi Ed, there was a plugin that Petr made for doing gears:
http://kyticka.webzdarma.cz/3d/moi/#SpurGear

- Michael
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.94 In reply to 4388.92 


MoI - Perfect.

;-)

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 From:  lyes (BLYESS)
4388.95 In reply to 4388.94 
HI here some shapes made with stars rebuild curve (points: multiple off horns )
some combination off stars and circular-array circles ,boolean-union . rebuild curve (points: multiple off horns )
RAIL-REVOLVE(curve to revolve conic-curve)

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 From:  BurrMan
4388.96 In reply to 4388.95 
Nice Lyes... Almost organic!!!!

Is that MoI lighting?? And if it is, will you share the settings???
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 From:  lyes (BLYESS)
4388.97 In reply to 4388.96 
Hi Burr

hemispheric or headlight
brightness 1
focus 2
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.98 In reply to 4388.95 
Oooh - so shiny! :-D

Those look really nice, Lyes!

I like the lighting setting, looks almost rendered.
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 From:  BurrMan
4388.99 In reply to 4388.97 
Thanks lyes,
Hemispheric.. Nice!
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.100 


Retro intercom system made from Bakelite, chrome and brass.

To get a better look, I superimposed screen captures of two different view lighting options.
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 From:  Marc (TELLIER)
4388.101 In reply to 4388.100 
Cool shape!

Marc
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.102 In reply to 4388.101 
Thanks!

There was lots of Boolean Trimming and Fillets.
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 From:  Frenchy Pilou (PILOU)
4388.103 
Design!
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Pilou
Is beautiful that please without concept!
My Gallery
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.104 In reply to 4388.102 
I thought I'd present more view pics before having to clear the work.
I love retro-looking stuff. :-)

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 From:  wzhang
4388.105 
Wow, great stuff. This thread has me teeming with inspiration..

Thank you!
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 From:  Mike K4ICY (MAJIKMIKE)
4388.106 In reply to 4388.105 
No: Thank you wzhang!

Seeing others find even a little interest and usefulness in my MoI discoveries gives me more fire to create!

There appears to be an immense amount of potential with MoI. It's easy to learn and use. I mean, I remember making things in it the first day I installed the trial.

It's interface is deceptively rudimentary, but you find it gives you much power to envision whatever design is on your mind.

I somehow think that even Michael is occasionally amazed by what we unlock from his creation.

...though, he may know what we design, even before we do! ( ;-) lol! what a nice plug...)
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