Introduction to Modeling in Rhinoceros 3D

Start by getting to know Luca Magarò, who tells you a bit about himself and how he discovered the world of industrial design. He also shares the people, places, and things that have inspired his style and his work.

Next, get an overview of the workflow for the final project and cover the tools and materials you need to complete it.

Analyze the relationship between industrial design and 3D printing and install Rhinoceros 3D on your computer.

Now it's time to start working on your project. Draw a freehand sketch of your idea and add the proportions, stylistic details, color, and texture of the materials. Then, digitize your drawing and start modeling the pieces of your pinhole camera by creating curves, surfaces, and solids in Rhinoceros 3D.

Learn how to work with layers to organize your project and customize each component of your design.

Once you've created the geometry in Rhino, see how to adapt it for 3D printing. Import your design into Ultimaker Cura and prepare your file for printing.

With everything in place, Luca explains how to properly configure and use a 3D printer. Finally, clean up your pieces and remove any supports before assembling them to create your pinhole camera.