(I have donated my time and knowledge free to produce the guide, I don't expect people to make money from it) THIS GUIDE IS PROVIDED 'AS IS' AND WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTIBILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.īlender - Precision Modelling Guide By: Robert Burke

You may not use this guide for any commercial purposes without written permission. The contents of the guide are copyright Robert Burke © 2007, but permission is granted for you to store a copy on your computer or print a hard copy for personal use only.

The Small Print This guide is provided as a free reference to new and existing Blender users. pdf book from the web pages, so some references in the guide will still only relate to the on-line version. The guide was originally made as a series of web pages that documented the design ideas and Blender methods used do design a few of the components I will be making for a rebuild of my CNC router. The guide focuses solely on Blenders Mesh Modelling capabilities, it ignores the myriad of animation, texturing and photo-realistic rendering tools and concentrates solely on getting started and producing accurate models suited for both artistic and engineering purposes. Following the guide should enable you to become familiar with blender and create models from the simplest of parts to complex accurate engineering assemblies and designs. It uses a structured approach to introducing Blenders tools and work-methods. Introduction This guide was created to assist Artists and Engineers, to learn the basics of mesh modelling of non deformable objects with 'Blender'.

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