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Re: Using a Reference Sketch—Another Approach
Were you editing this when I posted about Photomatch or did I simply miss the reference?
posted: 3:18 am on March 23rdChris
Re: Using a Reference Sketch—Another Approach
Dave,
posted: 3:16 am on March 23rdI guess Photomatch could be useful for such a thing too?
Chris
Re: Tracing a Reference Drawing
Dave,
posted: 12:41 pm on March 18thAnother very useful article. Thank you.
Chris
Re: A Quick Look at Bezier.rb
Dave,
posted: 1:49 am on March 29thAnother very clear explanation! When I first started using this tool I overlooked the possibility to change the number of control points for ages and it used to frustrate me enormously..
Chris
Re: Drawing Dovetails With a New Plugin
Hmm. At the price, I feel it needs a bell and whistle or two. For example and at a minimum, the ability to create a fatter tail/socket at the base of a drawer side/front to receive the drawer bottom.
posted: 2:33 am on February 22ndVariable spacing for decorative layouts such as houndstooth would be nice as well.
Why go to this trouble? Well if one is modelling the dovetail joinery at all (and for many purposes it will be an unnecessary level of detail) it is probably precisely to demonstrate the joinery to best advantage. For a simple row of dovetails, I would not bother to take measurements from a plan or SU drawing, preferring instead just to mark them out on the work with dividers - something I have to do anyway.
Re: Would You Like a Front, Side, and Top View?
I too find ortho views useful - however, I use Jim Folz's MakeOrthoViews.rb plugin - one click on your selected model or component and you have a super set of ortho views.
posted: 3:21 am on January 18th