Hello folks. I am trying to create a nice turned leg and i know how to use the follow me tool to create the leg, but I cannot seem to figure out how to create the sort of arched look at the top and bottom of the square portion of a leg? I hope this makes sense?
I have attached a pic of what I am trying to explain? Sorry for any confusion!! :)
Hi Dave, so I was trying your way and watched your video many times which was GREAT btw! And, I still cannot seem to get it?
I am attaching a pic of what I am doing, as this is just practicing the turned portion of the leg is not what I want but I need to start to practice with something LOL
Can i do the transition just on the square parts, top of the bottom square and the bottom of the square on the top portion? I hope this makes sense?
Again, thank you for your help and I hate to bug all you guys all the time!!
Yes. You can make the transition on both ends.you need to extend the curve at each end of the turned portion. Beyond the corner of the square pommel and then intersect the two.
Sort of like this. I drew an outward flared arc like @Dave described, intersected it with the squared part, and then erased the extra. (you may notice a few glitches in the pommel after I erase the cutter part - they are from SketchUp’s small edge tolerance. I should have scaled up larger before doing the intersection. In this case they are pretty easy to fix manually, but could have been much worse).
Thankß, @slbaumgartner. I either delete the face on the top of the turned section or I make sure it is not selected when I run Intersect Faces>With selection.
Man that would be awesome!!! I have been working on this all day with my nephew and we can kind of get it but it seems like there could be a better way?? LOL