Create a fish model with organic surface shapes and forms. Other features in this model include a Mirror and the Knit and Thicken command..

This part features the creation of a magazine pocket. The model is split into two bodies and is completed using the Fillet tool and then delete face. The shells are then combined back into a single body and are finished by using the fillet tool to complete the edges.

The sketch for this shutoff cut predicts the fillets used to finish off the hole. Need to insure that the shutoff hole is large enough so these fillets don't create undercuts.

This Shark Week featured model is a Shark Cage. The Weldment design tool creates the structural members from sketch segments that make up the cage. Mirror and Linear Pattern is used to duplicate the bars on the cage and build the enclosure. Floats and a hinged door are included with this shark cage design.

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This is a machined part that has mostly extruded features with a few revolved features and one lofted cut.This part is symmetric mostly symmetric about the Front and Right Planes with exception of the side revolve and extrude.

This part is created using sheetmetal features so that the part can be flattened out to create a flat pattern. The first feature is a flat plate where the side flanges will be added throughout the design.

This part was inspired by the water filter cap on a refrigerator. Due to the deep shutoff that creates the handle, the parting line of this part could have been really challenging to model. Using Split Part offered a simple and elegant solution to this problem.

This is a blow molded ornament with spiral stripes. This model shows a clever way to generate a spiral that conforms to a bulbous shape. Another interesting modeling technique is the washout of the spiral profiles at the top and bottom of the ornament. The addition of a fillet improves the performance of the Shell by 500%.

A sheet metal assembly showing PCB mounting and venting options. The p