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You mean in Blender? To switch from 4 views to one, place the cursor over the viewport and press Cmd+Alt+Q. With the num pad you can switch quickly from different views: 1 - Front 3 - Left 7 - Top 5 - switch from orthographic to perspective Also, in the bottom of each window you have...

Yes, you can import a vector plan and use it as a basis. Well, I use Illustrator to make plans of real builds, no 3D needed to make a guitar, although it would be useful if you're creating some concept, like in the above images.

I use Adobe Illustrator for 2D drawing. I also use it to make all plans before build anything, so no 3d software is needed to build a guitar.

Found this video tutorial about modeling a guitar with Blender, not the technique I personally use, but it's a good start:

I use Blender, a free and powerful 3d software. Unfortunately, I can't find any guitar modeling tutorial, but you can start learning modeling from here: blender.org - Tutorials More advanced tutorials: Tutorials | Blender Cookie Blender Guru | Video Categories Archive | Tutorials...

Too late for inlaying, IMHO... I mean, with frets and so on, it would be a living hell... just keep the fretboard clean, it will looks very nice as well.

I think it's easier than sketchsucks, however, guitar modeling requires specific techniques and some advanced skills... Anyway, it depends on the model, so good luck in your travel.

blender.org - Get Blender I guess you'll need the Windows 32 bits version.

More pics, Blender rocks! :metal: :wavey:

I never use rulers in 3D, but yes, most 3d programs let you work at almost microscopic levels... the faster approach in this case would be importing a 2D drawing in Adobe Illustrator or DWG format and start modeling over the 2D plan, but you also can start drawing in 3D from scratch. I've...

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Try Blender, it's free... blender.org - Home of the Blender project - Free and Open 3D creation software