Reverse Engineering Car Trim Panels for 3D Printing part 2– BMW Trim Piece and QuickSurface Personal

In this video we are going to carry on looking at QuickSurface Personal and how to start replicating an internal trim panel scanned from a BMW. We will be doing some work on this part in both QuickSurface Personal and Fusion (and maybe Plasticity). In the first two parts of this series we will focus on QS Personal. This new version of QuickSurface is meant for hobby users creating parts for themselves. There are additional tools we don’t have in LITE, but also additional limitations. No import or export of CAD data, only mesh bodies. So this is a good option for those prepping a mesh for another CAD program, or creating a final mesh body with the tools inside Quicksurface. If you are interested in QS personal, or any version of QS take a look at the link below. https://www.quicksurface.com/quicksur... Discount Code: LEAD10 Fusion download link which contains the lightened mesh if you want to play with it. https://a360.co/3XbsnOC 00:00 Introduction 02:55 Looking at Different Approaches like Fit Surface 03:45 Top Down Sketch Option 12:17 Offsetting a solid 14:20 Trimming and cutting a solid tool body 25:38 Part review and next steps