Hi, I would like to make a wheel with spokes that connect the rim to the inner hub. I would like each spoke to essentially be a rib that connects the two blue lines and properly merge into both inner and outer cylindrical contours. I don't know if it's possible to do this using the rib tool? I can do it with some awkward combination of extrudes but it doesn't feel right. Any help is appreciated.
I'm trying to prepare myself for my first solo session - have done a couple lessons and now I just need to practice a bunch. Neither of the lessons I took involved much beach walking, and I have to admit this is the part that scares me the most - getting back upwind. Do you guys have any general tips / advice / dos / dont's for the WoS?
The most beginner friendly beach near me is pretty popular, so there will be crowds. I just want to make sure I don't get myself into a sh**show situation!
Some thoughts:
- Should I aim for a walking length limit?
- Best way to carry the gear? Mine is a 110L board with 75cm mast and 1800 cm^2 wing.
- Wing downwind from board - I got that.
- Don't go in offshore winds - I got that.
- Should I deflate the wing and keep a pump at re-entry point?
- Any other general advice?