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Table of Contents for the post-page projectsNot all the projects make it in the Table of…Continue
Tags: in, Education, video, Rhino3d, tutorials
Started Apr 28, 2020
Posting ideas and thoughts.
View Current PostsThere are projects you use that are worth sharing with other teachers:Curriculum ideasVideosRubricsProjects…Continue
Started Sep 18, 2019
More videos on User Guide Tutorials Page
Scroll this page...scroll down for a look-seePenguin model from User Guide added. Trying…Continue
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Started Mar 22, 2018
Check the current Teacher Workshop schedule
These workshops are free to teachers. Besides spending time working with Rhino you will have the opportunities for hands-on work with 3d printing, laser cutting, and other output tools.…Continue
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Started Feb 15, 2018
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Rendering with Rhino by Vanessa Steeg (Material basics)
Thanks to Vanessa Steeg for sharing this content with us:
She is a Rhino techie and trainer.
New to rendering or just wanting a quick refresher? Start with this 10 minute video.
Download the model below and work along…
ContinuePosted on October 3, 2024 at 7:43am
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Table of Contents is the item to download. Keep the pdf so it is accessible. Click on a link or search the project posts with the 'search box'.
ContinuePosted on September 23, 2024 at 8:18am
Rhino Head (mesh) for cutting, CNC or Laser. A step by step method
Model: 'Rhino Head' (image) downloaded from the internet.
It will probably be an 'Obj file' to 'import' into Rhino.
Series of 5 videos: (Videos 4 to 6 minutes each)
Reduce Mesh count: Might not need to do this but…
ContinuePosted on September 19, 2024 at 7:13am
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Thank you Bob will post some in the near future. Daniel
Ok! Thank you Bob! it's done
Thank you, Bob!
Thanks for accepting my invite and supporting my current summer camp due to launch in about a week
Thanks for allow me to post my work
Hi Bob, I really wish I could. I'm already scheduled for a different PD that week. I look forward to working with you soon.
Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University
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Thank you very much, Bob
Thank you, Bob! I will better my Rhino skill as much as I can.
Regards,
Khammaradt
Thanks Bob,
I'm the wearer of many hats, student/teacher/administrator, when it comes to Rhino in our R&D department. I just came on to help with some design transitions and I'm looking for all sources of information that will help me learn and teach Rhino; not just at our company, but also with the schools and organizations I interact with through missions work and through the STEM programs of the Civil Air Patrol.
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