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Copyright DASSAULT SYSTEMES 2002 FreeStyle Shaper, Optimizer Profiler Table of Contents Master exercise 1: Hairdryer, surface-approach p.3 Step 1: Create the body of the hairdryer p.6 Step 2: Create the handle of the hairdryer p.10 Step 3: Blend the body and the handle p.15 Step 4: Global modification, offset, symmetry p.19 Master exercise 2 : Hairdryer, curve-approach p.23 Step 1: Create the body of the hairdryer p.26 Step 2: Create the handle of the hairdryer p.33 Step 3: Blend the body and the handle p.39 Step 4: Adjust shape through associativity p.44 Master Exercise 1 Hairdryer, surface approach In this exercise, you will learn how to design a new model of hairdryer from scratch, straight from the design idea you have in mind. You will use a surface-based approach. Design Intent: Hairdryer Create high quality surfaces Ensure good connections between surfaces Ensure symmetry of the model Create a nice design Design Process: Hairdryer, surface approach Master Exercise 1 Hairdryer (Step 1): Create the body of the hairdryer The body is created with from a simple basic surface, the shape is given by moving the control points. Do It Yourself (1/3) Create the basic rectangular surface with the desired dimensions (about 250 x 130 mm, for instance) Planar patch Do It Yourself (2/3) Modify the shape of the basic surface in a top view (XY plane) Control points Modify the shape of the basic surface in the Z direction, change the order to increase the flexibility Control points Do It Yourself (3/3) Project sides to Z=0 plane if needed Control points Impose vertical tangencies on the sides of the surface Extrusion Match Master Exercise 1 Hairdryer (Step 2): Create the handle of the hairdryer The handle is created with a similar approach. But it has to be created in several steps because of the grip shape. Do It Yourself (1/4) Create the starting rectangular surface Planar patch Modify the shape in a t