"That looks correct."

"Here's a Rhinoscript that will do this using two rail curves.  Drop it on an open instance of Rhino to test.  You can add it to a button or make an alias for it if it seems useful.  Not heavily tested.  Let me know if it…"

"After the 'Browse for File' page goes away you should see 'First Corner' appear in the command line.  Pick the location of the first corner and then the command line will ask for the second corner.  Drag out the…"

"I think that without having the actual curves at hand it will be difficult to diagnose this problem.  Can you post the file?"

"You want to use View>Background Bitmap>Place."

"Try this one.  I made what I think are the necessary corrections."

"Here's a link to a screencast showing you how to use the GH definition."

"I would use the full body curve and generate a profile curve across the lower bout between the quad points.   Split the body curve at the lower bout quads and do a rail revolve from quad to quad.  Then split the upper portion of the body…"

"I'll do a screencast if I get a chance but it's really quite simple.  Ignore the center part with all of the sphagetti.  Even that's simple but I didn't spend anytime making it easily readable for someone else. …"

"Here's a Grasshopper definition that will build your cabinet system complete with correct door gaps.  It has an allowance for a back panel.  The Rhino file is attached just to show you a result which was baked from the…"

"Here's a script that will do what you want.  Drop it on an open Rhino window and follow the prompts.  If you like it you can put it on a button or make an alias for it.  I use the term 'sub-curve' in the command line…"

"Using the Rhino SDK to write a VB.net plugin or script is beyond my skills.  Someone on the Rhino newsgroup might be able to do this.  I would check over there.  Do you just need to round over the outer edge of the medallion or do you…"

"Yes but I didn't use the FilletEdge command.  I took the face pattern and offset the outside border curve to the inside by the radius of the fillet.  This radius/offset dimension could be whatever you want it to be as long as it…"

"Something can probably be scripted to speed up the process but it might not be entirely automatic."

"The fillet could be as large as you want so long as it doesn't cut through the face pattern.  What do you consider a fast solution?  Would five minutes be too for a piece like this be too slow?"

"Get the shape of the jug without the flats and then do a boolean difference.  I didn't spend the time to recreate your curves without the flats.  I used my own curves.  Just be sure to create closed polysurfaces for the boolean…"