Rhino 3D

Cesar, thanks for that link, greetz from Holland.

You're welcome, Peter! Hopefully this will help to increase the use of Rhino.

Rhino is the only program that I use, after having used Autocad 2d for a while, I discovered Rhino, self-taught and through youtube instructions I learned to use it, I use it every day now.

Nice! Rhino offers a lot of cool stuff, and the best part is its very friendly interface.

Thank you for starting this group here. I bought Rhino 5 mid-2016 and it was my first real CAD package. Such a tremendous upgrade from SkecthUp, to say the least! I think one of the biggest things I love about it is the command line and I wish more software included this function.

These days Rhino 6 is at the center of every single project I do, even though I also use zBrush and recently Lightwave 2018. At some point I will be investing in RhinoCAM and I have no problem doing so because I have faith that I'll be staying with Rhino for a very long time. :)

Hi, Derek! I'm glad you joined us.

I totally understand you, it is a completely different design experience when moving from sketchup to rhino. From my very personal point of view, rhino offers a lot more than skp and not only speaking about modelling, but rendering too.

I don't have lots of experience with RhinoCam but i have tried it and works as sweet as if you only had to press enter key.

Hopefully you will show us your work when you finally get the software!

-Cesar J.

hello ... nice to find this group ..

greetings from me for everyone :)

hi every one... and thanks for start this group

Hello fellow Rhino Heads,

I tried many different 3D CAD apps before I found Rhino. Others were powerful but awkward and with high learning curves. With Rhino I was able to start designing within a few minutes.The tool set and interface just seemed to work well for me right from the start.

I hope to contribute more models and knowledge as time permits.

Into the bits,

Pixel_Ate

So I've been working at a CNC foam shop for three months and have been using RhinoCAM daily. I really enjoy that it runs right within Rhino and I feel it's pretty user friendly overall. The tech support has been awesome too. I'm looking at buying a medium size CNC router machine from my boss and have no qualms about investing in RhinoCAM after having spent time with it now.

Speaking of which, apparently there's a special version of RhinoCAM-Mill that gets you all the 3-axis stuff, without having to buy the $5000 version (that includes 4-axis stuff I don't need): https://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?3009482-RhinoCAM-Mill-2018-%283-Axis-Advanced-Configuration%29