# Shrink Wrap
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Shrink Wrap
The ShrinkWrap command creates a mesh wrapping around the selected geometry, including NURBS surfaces, SubDs, meshes, point clouds, and point objects.
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**Goldsmith Tip:** This command is an excellent alternative to the 'STL One Click' command when the geometry we want to repair is highly deteriorated.
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The ShrinkWrap command is ideal for creating:
* Meshes for 3D printing.
* A solid mesh from the union of multiple input objects.
* A solid mesh from 3D scan data fragments.
* Meshes without internal self-intersections.
* Offset meshes for shell operations.
* Reverse engineering workflow.
* Point cloud meshes.
* Valid closed meshes from broken or often hard-to-repair geometry
For more information, please refer to the [Rhino documentation](https://docs.mcneel.com/rhino/8/help/en-us/commands/shrinkwrap.htm).
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