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Production-Ready Jewelry in Rhino 3D by Sabit

This comprehensive video made by Authorized Resellers, Sabit, pipeline is designed specifically for working bench jewelers, 3D designers, and "switchers" who want to create flawless, manufacturable pieces in Rhino. Skip the abstract theory and learn how to engineer precise NURBS geometry for the real world.

You will learn how to design with proper tolerances, create functional mechanical parts (like clasps and hinges), account for metal shrinkage, and leave accurate spacing for gold/silver purity stamps. We focus heavily on the practical skills required for high-end jewelry manufacturing.

By the end of this course, you will have built a diverse, professional-grade 3D jewelry collection from scratch — including French pave and halo rings, flexible tennis bracelets, and intricate English clasp earrings — all 100% ready for flawless 3D printing and casting.

• Software requirements:
• Rhino (Bonus lessons include Materialise Magics for print prep and KeyShot for rendering).
• Format: 100% self-paced online video course with lifetime access.
• Date: October 25 (Also available completely on-demand)
• Duration: 12 hours
• Language: English

Parametric Design with Grasshopper 1 by Navalapp

Parametric Design with Grasshopper 1 introduces practical parametric 3D modeling focused on yacht geometry, from Grasshopper fundamentals and interface and module assembly to creating and refining NURBS surfaces. 

You will learn to build clean, functional definitions, control relationships between geometric elements, and use parameters to adjust dimensions, proportions, and shapes as a design evolves. 

Through hands-on exercises such as modeling a cockpit, floor liner, bathing platform, sheer line, hull-side and bow surfaces, and a hardtop, you'll learn a workflow that combines Grasshopper with Rhino. By the end, you'll be able to parametrically construct the center-console boat geometry demonstrated in the course and continue developing your own definitions.