Autodesk 123D beta 9 Fork Sketch - 3D Rendering Full Process Video Lecture | Autodesk 123D: A Complete Course - Design Softwares

in this tutorial I'm going to create a
fork just your average fork I've already
started my sketch I've tried it it to
keep it to proportion so what I need to
I'm in the process of just completing my
top view of what the fork will look like
from an aerial view so what I need to do
now is to add a an arc to get the curve
that I like I will then get the trim
tool and eliminate that eliminate that
that there we go and then zoom in
remember Nate that now one of the things
that I haven't shown you yet is some of
the mirror features so if we click on
this curve that I've just made there's
an option here that says when the pill
comes up it says do you want to mirror
so if you click on that you've got two
options here one is select the curves
that you want to mirror well we've
already selected that now if we click on
select the mirror lion so I've got my
center line in place and if i click that
as you can see it copied to the other
side so let's try that again mirror
select the curves and this time I'm
going to I'm going to select this whole
side there we go
so copied the whole side now we'll trim
like so if that
so that's pretty much the overall shape
of the fork I also need to add a curve
on the top the fork has a nice tapered
curve like so I will mirror that
beautiful don't forget to press enter
after you do things now we should be
able to delete these lines let's pan
down let's add a few Phillips
you
30 and let's add another Philip on the
other side
so there we go we've got a nice looking
shape now starting to look like a fork
and let's say to fill it on the top as
well
and another one on the other side so as
you can see it's probably better if you
with the something that's symmetrical
like a fork to do it just draw one side
and then in at the end just mirror the
whole one side which would be them the
quickest way now what we need to do is
add a couple of rectangles so
now if we need for more
just trimming like so
so we start to get our knife a fork
looking good looks like a weird fork but
that's okay
so with the key to these type of
programs this is to take your time to
draw them well to begin with and not to
rush so that you get the exact shape
you're after so let's have a look at
that they will do I can delete my center
line as I no longer need it okay there
we go now we're going to extrude this up
we're going to do it about 25 I think it
was now we're going to get a plane off
here
and we'll create a new sketch on this
plane now what we want to do on this
plane is to get our side profile again
just for the sake of time I am going to
do this using the spline tool so might
not look like a fork but
we'll do our best
you
then we have to come back so there we
have our side profile I should have
extended the plane out from there but
let's see what happens now if I click on
this and I go extrude
so click peel extrude cut all the way
through we want to get the intersect and
then you have it it's a weird-lookin
fork but you will have a lot more time
to do this so you should be able to end
up with a better result and of course
like anything we can then go in and get
our select our edges and add small
Phillips
so as you can see there once we add one
slight if I was to go around and fill it
all my edges here I'll start to get a
really nice-looking fork so there you
have it hopefully that's helped have a
go at doing it yourself a lot of fun