01: Door Handle

Modeling the Lock Base

Practical Learning: Modeling the Lock Base

Start Blender
Click the default cube to select it
Press H to hide it
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Then, press Shift + A -> Mesh -> Cone
In the bottom-left section of the 3D Viewport, click Add Cube to expand its window
In the Add Cube window, change the following characteristics:
```
Radius 2:   0.75
Depth:      0.5
Rotation X: 90
```
To edit the cone, on the top-main menu of Blender, click Modeling
Press and hold the middle button of the mouse. Then move the mouse to rotate the cone to see the large back face, and release the mouse
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Type 3 to select the Face option
Click the large vertical face to select it
Press E to extrude and press Enter
In the bottom-left section of the 3D Viewport, click Extrude Region and Move to expand its window
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the Z value to 0.45:
```
Move Z: 0.45
```
Position the mouse on an empty area of the 3D Viewport window. Press E to extrude and press Enter
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the Z value to 0.1:
```
Move Z: 0.1
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press S to resize the face. Move the mouse slightly and click
In the Resize window, change the X and the Z values to 0.95 each:
```
Scale: X: 0.95
       Z: 0.95
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press E to extrude, then press S to resize, then press Enter
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the X and the Z value to 0.55 each:
```
Scale: X: 0.55
       Z: 0.55
```
Rotate the cone to see the front face
Click the front vertical face to select it
Press E to extrude and press Enter
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the Z value to 0.0125:
```
Move Z: 0.0125
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press S to resize. Slightly move the mouse and click
In the Resize window, change the X and the Z values to 0.985 each:
```
Scale: X: 0.985
       Z: 0.985
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press S to resize. Slightly move the mouse and click
In the Resize window, change the X and the Z values to 0.985 each:
```
Scale: X: 0.985
       Z: 0.985
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press G. Move the mouse slightly and click
In the Move window, change the values as follows:
```
Move X:  0
     Y: -0.0125
     Z:  0
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press S to resize. Move the mouse slightly and click
In the Move window, change the values as follows:
```
Scale: X: 0.995
       Z: 0.995
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press E to extrude, then press S to resize, then press Enter
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the X and the Z values to 0.95 each:
```
Scale X: 0.985
       Z: 0.985
```
Position the mouse on the 3D Viewport window. Press E to extrude, then press S to resize, then press Enter
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the X and the Z values to 0.95 each:
```
Scale: X: 0.825
       Z: 0.825
```
Position the mouse on an empty area of the 3D Viewport window. Press E to extrude, then press S to resize, then press Enter
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the values to 0.95 each:
```
Scale: X: 0.985
       Z: 0.985
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press G. Move the mouse slightly and click
In the Move window, change the values as follows:
```
Move X: 0
     Y: 0.0125
     Z: 0
```
Position the mouse on an empty area of the 3D Viewport window. Press E to extrude, then press S to resize, then press Enter
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the values to 0.95 each:
```
Scale: X: 0.985
       Z: 0.985
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press G. Move the mouse slightly and click
In the Move window, change the values as follows:
```
Move X: 0
     Y: 0.0125
     Z: 0
```
While the face is still selected, press E then press Enter
In the Extrude Region and Move window, change the following values:
```
Move X:  0
     Y:  0
     Z: -0.975
```
Press I. Move the mouse slightly towards the center of the face and click
On the top-main menu of Blender, click Layout

Modeling a Door Handle Cylinder

Practical Learning: Modeling a Door Handle Cylinder

To add an object, press Shift + A -> Add -> Cylinder

In the Add Cylinder window, change the following values:

Radius:  0.565
Depth:   2.5
Location Y: -0.755
Rotation X:  90

Modeling a Simple External Door Handlek

To edit the cube, on the top-main menu of Blender, click Modeling
To hide the other part, in the numeric part of the keyboard, press /
Click and drag the Rotate button so you can see the back face
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport and press 3 to select the Face option
Click the large vertical face
Press I to create an inset and press Enter
In the Inset Faces window, change the values as follows:
```
Thickness: 0.025
Depth:     0.025
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press I to create an inset and press Enter
In the Inset Faces window, change the values as follows:
```
Thickness: 0.025
Depth:     0.0125
```
Click and drag the Rotate button so you can see the front face
Click the large vertical face
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press I to create an inset and press Enter
In the Inset Faces window, change the values as follows:
```
Thickness: 0.025
Depth:     0.025
```
Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Press I to create an inset and press Enter
In the Inset Faces window, change the values as follows:
```
Thickness: 0.025
Depth:     0.0125
```

Modeling a Handle Holder

Practical Learning: Modeling a Handle Holder

Position the mouse in the 3D Viewport. Then, press Shift + A -> Mesh -> Cube

In the Add Cube window, change the following values:

Size:        1.25
Location X:  0
         Y: -1.275
         Z:  0

On the left toolbar, click the Move button
If the Face option is not currently selected, on the top toolbar, click the Face button .
Rotate the view so you can access the back face.
Click the back face of the cube
Move that back face towards the other face:
```
Move X: 0
     Y: -0.55
     Z: 0
```
On the top bar, click the Edge button
Click one of the right edges
Press and hold Shift
Click the other edge
Release Shift
Press Ctrl + B to create bevels and press Enter
In the Bevel window, change the following values:
```
Width: 0.55
Segments: 6
Shape:    0.465
```
Rotate the shape so you can see the other face
On the top bar, click the Face button
Click the right face of the cube
Move the face towards the positive values in the X axis:
```
Move X: 2.5
```
While the right face is still selected, press S to resize
Move the mouse slightly and click
In the Resize window, set the X, the Y, and the Z values to your liking:
```
Scale X: 0.635
      Y: 0.635
      Z: 0.755
```
Press E to extrude
Using the red X, move the mouse away from the shape:
```
Move X: 0.45
     Y: 0
     Z: 0.85
```
While the right face is still selected, press S to resize
Move the mouse slightly towards the shape and click
In the Resize window, set the X, the Y, and the Z values:
```
Scale X: 0.825
      Y: 0.725
      Z: 0.825
```
To rotate the face, press R
Press Z to rotate horizontaly
Type 60 for the angle and press Enter
While the face is still selected, press E to extrude
Move the mouse a little and click:
```
Scale X: 0
      Y: 0
      Z: 0.575
```
While the face is still selected, press S to resize
Move the mouse slightly towards the shape and click
In the Resize window, set the X, the Y, and the Z values:
```
Scale X: 0.825
      Y: 0.825
      Z: 0.825
```
While the face is still selected, press E to extrude
Move the mouse very slightly and click:
```
Scale X: 0
      Y: 0
      Z: 0.065
```
While the face is still selected, press S to resize
Move the mouse very slightly towards the shape and click
In the Resize window, set the X, the Y, and the Z values:
```
Scale X: 0.885
      Y: 0.885
      Z: 0.885
```
On the top bar, click the Edge button
Press and hold Alt
Click one of the borders of the handle
While Alt is still held, press and hold Shift
Keep clicking the other parts of the border to select the whole border:
Press Ctrl + B to create a bevel on the borders of the handle
Move the mouse slightly and click
In the Bevel window, change the following values:
```
Width: 0.025
Segments: 2
Shape: 0.465
```
On the main menu of Blender, click Layout
To save, on the main menu, click File -> Save
Set the file naame to Door-Handle-External-1
Click Save Blender File
In the Properties window, click the Modifiers button
In the Properties window, click Add Modifier -> Generate -> Subdivision Surface
Set the Levels Viewport to 2:
```
Levels Viewport: 2
```
Right-click the door handle and click Shade Smooth
Click the base of the door handle to select it
In the Properties window, click Add Modifier -> Generate -> Subdivision Surface
Set the Levels Viewport to 2:
```
Levels Viewport: 2
```
Right-click the door handle and click Shade Smooth
To save, on the main menu, click File -> Save As...
Set the file naame to Door-Handle-External-2
Click Save As


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