3D Geometry
Solid forms, profiles, holes, slots, and repeated features.
CAD DESIGN / 03D
A collection of 3D CAD models exploring mechanical geometry, curved surfaces, repeated features, and forms with potential applications in additive manufacturing.

Solid forms, profiles, holes, slots, and repeated features.
Curved, tapered, hollow, and organic shapes.
Consider geometry and manufacturing constraints when preparing models for printing.
Selected models / 01–05
Different forms, different modeling challenges, one focus on geometry and detail.
MECHANICAL MODELINGMODEL / 01
A mechanical form featuring mounting holes, elongated slots, and defined edges.
REPEATED FEATURESMODEL / 02
A solid model exploring repeated cylindrical features on a rectangular base.
CURVED SURFACESMODEL / 03
An organic form developed with smooth transitions and a curved profile.
FORM DEVELOPMENTMODEL / 04
A tapered hollow form that explores shape, proportions, and surface geometry.
ADVANCED GEOMETRYMODEL / 05
A helical form demonstrating the creation of repeated geometry along a curved path.
Design approach
Understand the intended shape, proportions, and key geometric features.
Develop the geometry using sketches and suitable 3D modeling features.
Inspect the model and consider wall thickness, overhangs, clearances, and other print-related constraints where relevant.
Check the model and export a suitable file for the intended 3D-printing workflow.
A 3D model may need additional checks before printing, including wall thickness, overhangs, clearances, orientation, and material-specific constraints. Print readiness depends on the individual model and intended process.
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