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I enjoyed my first CAD class that I haven’t used in long time before the class. I find it very useful and interesting to see a drawing become 2D to then being drawn in 3D using the surface commands with the solids. I liked using the etching and cutting techniques that I thought you could only do that on illustrator and photoshop which i’m not very good at. I prefer to use the surface and solid tools to create my drawing into a 3D object. I like that my solid object could be developed into a vessel e.g. a bowl or a tray for objects. it could also be made into a piece of jewellery.

Surface Commands explored / Alex Anderson / Jewellery and Silversmithing 2B by blogadmin is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution CC BY 3.0

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13th February 2021

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