Hi Mike,

I tried your "toilet" but it's unsusable! There is nowhere for the shi... to go! LOL.

Keep up the good work, you're doing an incredible job.

Thanks,
Felix

Sure there is!

You simple select the sh.. and try to run a Fillet on it. ;-)
If it doesn't disappear in a mess of broken curves and strange naked rectangular surfaces - try running Boolean trim on it.

... groan. Majik, just model a plunger to go with your model and call it good :)

Ed

The "Revolve tool". :-) (Helps the water to "revolve") Or you can call it a "Plumber's Helper".

Majik,
Thanks for making your files available. Very useful!

On the spoon there is pinching on both ends. How can this be avoided?
Bill

I believe that the remedy for the pinching on the ends can be addressed in the same manner that Michael suggested for smoothing out the creasing that can occur as the rails approach the (polar) middle-end point.
- By placing a small circle or some smaller profile rings to express and reinforce the shape in those areas.

Or in other words, if a small profile ring of a more round and smooth shape was placed where it really looks creased, it may smooth it out there and lessen the overall extremeness of the pinching.

More detail will yield a more precise result.

Thanks for the follow up Majik.

I tried to network Network_Fun_01.3dm in Rhino it was a no go. Loaded it in MoI selected all the curves and walla!

Bill

What does that say about the needlessly overly complicated $1000 program? ;-)

That's only part of the pyramid. Rhino is a 100 times better 3d Cad program than Autocad for about a third or quarter of the price!

lots of laugh :)