Language: English
22 Min | 704 x 528 | XviD - 1300Kbps | 25.000fps | MP3 - 128Kbps
Genre: elearning

Norm uses ash, a durable hardwood, to fashion a drop-leaf table featuring turned legs, a top and leaves made from glued up stock. Norm shows how to turn the table legs on a duplicating lathe and reveals a few tricks for making mortise and tenons joints. Using a router and two special bits, he shows how the drop-leaf joint is made.cut]

A complete Periodic Table of the Elements for the web and a demonstration of Integral Scientist Periodic Table for Windows.

Artist: Jesuslesfilles
Title Of Album: Une Belle Table
Year Of Release: 2010
Genre: Indie Rock/Grunge
Quality: mp3
Bitrate: VBR ~291K/s 44100Hz Joint Stereo
Total Time: 28:50 (min:sec)
Total Size: 59,3 MB
MySpace:http://www.myspace.com/jesuslesfilles

Track Listing
1. Fous le camp (2:21)
2. La toune des Beatles (2:00)
3. Mon chandail de golfeur (2:14)
4. Tes yeux (3:13)
5. Cinéma (1:47)
6. Mélodie (3:12)
7. On verra (2:20)
8. Pas dormir (1:23)
9. Mon violon (3:02)
10. Mercredi (3:57)
11. J't'adore (3:14)

Active Table Editor helps the users edit ANY table in ANY Database. Let’s imagine following situation you have accounting software package and would like to design some additional reports. You know the database structure pretty well and created some mapping tables for the reports. Now you need to give the end users ability to change the mapping tables, print and export the data. You may use Oracle SQL plus or MS SQL Server Management studio to do that but these tools far too complicated for the users. This is where Active Table Editor may step in to give you a helping hand.

Welcome to the first project in the 'Prop Modeling 101' series. This series is aimed at beginners and those new to modeling in 3dsmax. In Part one of our first project, we'll walk through the entire process of building a simple table prop. We'll go through the modeling process in depth, and discuss a variety of different techniques and tools we can use to create our model. We'll also go over the use of proper topology when cutting holes in surfaces and through objects. As well as building detailed screws and mapping high poly geometry.

Building on the techniques demonstrated in his first DVD, Fundamentals of Inlay: Stringing, Line and Berry, Steve Latta shows how to master more complex inlay designs using several Federal table leg styles. The Federal table leg is a traditional example, but these inlay elements can be used in other ways limited only by your imagination.

In this tutorial you will learn a work flow on how to create a pool table using real scale values to give a realistic impression.
You will see how to use the Symmetry modifier to speed up your work, as well as the Bend modifier coupled with some basic commands like Insetting and Bridging to create a very unique design in matter of minutes. You will also learn how to save rendering time by choosing Standard materials over the Arch&Design ones, while still achieving the same impressive results by ‘reverse-engineering’ the Pro Materials in matter of minutes.