You asked for it, so here it is: I present the first of my two jewellery CAD video tutorials focusing on how to use Matrix CAD techniques in Rhino. This

I recently stumbled upon a community dedicated to the use of generative algorithms in 3D modelling for jewellery. In English, that is to say they experiment with

I’ve just had the chance to review the new RhinoRing, a plug-in for Rhino which was recently updated to work with the new version 5.

And now for a new tutorial. This one is for T-Splines for Rhino, and talks about how to make a sculptable crossover ring. It is one of

I’ve made another Video Tutorial, this time for Rhino 3D. Like the other demo tutorials I’ve made so far, this one is a sampler from the Rhino

(Updated November 2018) (This continues my series of Frequently Asked Questions. See the rest of the FAQ pages.) Today I’d like to take a moment to talk about

This designer from Korea has found a way to make a ring in Rhino using a very unconventional technique for NURBS surface modelling. Looks more like T-Splines

A nice little video from a likeable (and very talented) evangelist for T-Splines and Rhino for jewellery, as well as Matrix: I have to say, one nice

On this and subsequent articles in my FAQ series, I will break down the most commonly asked questions from my own particular fields of expertise. For part 1, we’ll start off with the most common question of them all: "Which Jewellery CAD software should I learn?"

Why does there need to be so many different proprietary file formats among CAD software packages?