hammax, that model is next level. Wow. Just wow. Thank you. I will learn from your model. So, this is going to be a subwoofer with a sonotube extension. I'm in North America so I'm using 12" Sonotube but it is parametric so should be adaptable. The 4th order ports will come out of the thruster ...

Wow. Some great ideas. Thank you!

I just took a stab at the multi-section sweep idea, as per Mr. ChrisB. I'm really pleased with it.

These other models are super helpful. I will play with this new info, also. Thank you!

chrisb wrote: ↑Thu Nov 23, 2023 12:54 am I would start with the bulges as multi section sweeps, cut out the lower part with a pocket and add finally the inner part as a revolve.

Thank you. I've never heard of multi-section sweeps. I will check it out.

I appreciate the help.

This is not a bug or service issue. I am trying to model the SpaceX Dragon and find myself out of my depth. I have no plans to fly this model beyond the stratosphere so it just needs to be a reasonable facsimile. Basically, it will be a toy and I will upload it as open source (with source) to the re...

Thank you, papyblaise. Interesting idea. I will play around with it.

Bance wrote: ↑Sat Jan 14, 2023 12:27 pmDid you try adding a taper to the pad op?

No. I didn't realize I could. This idea is brilliant. Thank you.

I apologize if this has been covered. It's tough to search for because the ShapeString is found on the draft workbench but I am referring to the other type of draft. I'm trying to create a mold so it needs a bit of taper. Some text doesn't respond to the draft tool. It seems like TTF fonts do, so I'...

I really appreciate the help, gentlemen! Thank you!

I'm seeing something odd with a project I'm working on. It could very well be that I'm doing something wrong. It looks like this. album-stand.png Thinking there is a chance this is a bug, I tried a few recent versions, including today's version. All are the same. Any ideas would be appreciated! OS: ...

Increasing the pitch worked. Thank you! So, I subtracted 0.01 from the insert width (using machinist lexicon) and it's back working at the preferred pitch. part.png This is a cap for 1/4 SAE FFL. In other words, air conditioning fittings. I just spent 90 minutes messing with this design, imposed on ...