3DEXPERIENCE TECH TIP: Edge of Design: Pt 4: Creating a New Design with xShape Subdivision Modeling @Trimech
3DEXPERIENCE TECH TIP: Edge of Design: Pt 4: Creating a New Design with xShape Subdivision Modeling  @Trimech
Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Recently in our carving knife handle project, we discussed the connection of those design elements and how this collaborative ecosystem makes project elements available to your whole team. Today, we will be getting into the creation of an ergonomic handle design for our electric carving knife project. As a designer, you will see there are some great tools that it’s hard to do without, one of which is xShape.

The SOLIDWORKS 3DEXPERIENCE platform can empower you and your team to create impressive designs using a real-time ecosystem that connects people, ideas and data. We're going to show you how that applies to a real-life project with this ongoing series.
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3DEXPERIENCE TECH TIP: Edge of Design: Pt 4: Creating a New Design with xShape Subdivision Modeling

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