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2 comments:
Great to see this. I've had students model violins, etc., and the scroll portions are always exceedingly challenging. This issue with the tangency and trim problems is very good to know about. Thanks for posting!
Hi George,
I'm glad it was a useful tip. Let me know if you have any other areas that cause common questions in student models.
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