Intro To FreeCAD Assembly Workbench #freecad #cad

Master the Assembly Workbench in FreeCAD 1.0: A Beginner’s Guide!

Unlock the power of FreeCAD with this comprehensive introduction to the Assembly Workbench in version 1.0! Whether you're a beginner or looking to enhance your CAD design skills, this video is your ultimate guide to creating precise assemblies.

📌 In this video, you’ll learn:

How to access and set up the Assembly Workbench.
Key features and tools for building assemblies.
Pro tips for streamlining your workflow in FreeCAD.
🔥 Why watch?
Gain the confidence to start assembling complex designs and elevate your FreeCAD skills today. Perfect for engineers, designers, and hobbyists seeking an intuitive yet powerful open-source CAD solution.

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[redgreen]

I am new to Freecad and been watching a few from different people. You are definitely the best.

[kenschweim]

I would vote this video as your best one to date! Everything I design requires assembly and this workbench looks like it will be one of my favorites.

[Foggy]

Just adding my thanks for these videos. You are a great teacher. You mentioned that you use FreeCAD for woodworking projects. It would be great if you could do a video on say a cabinet or a book case. Best wishes.

[Ed_Downunder]

Congrats again, your videos are opening up opportunities for people, myself included. We can all see the potential, and that is why we persist, your video adds a practical solution to workflows. My design intentions are now gaining clarity.

[jeffholloway]

I just want to add my voice to the choir: thanks for a great series! This is my first attempt at CAD and if I'm ever going to learn it, it will be thanks to this excellent foundation.

[GlassCanvas]

Thank you very much. This is an excellent and practical lesson with the new FreeCad 1.0 assembly module

[DonovanBrown]

This was a very valuable video. 1.0 is really nice. Thanks for the videos.

[jonathanrichards]

That seems so much easier than my stumbling attempts with Assembly4 many months ago. I'm going to explore!

[LuizEnger]

Super insightful, thanks a lot for the video!

[SuperLittlewillies]

Thank you for these videos they are a great help in my learning curve

[agroturystykadworwgajlitac]

Great video. It would be fantastic if you added an episode on making technical drawings and their cross-sections from assemblies.

[gryzman]

love your videos, thank you for making these

[philchadwick]

At 17:38, you can see that the fixed joint has pulled the pin and sunk the right hand side of your bracket into the base.

[rodneysmith]

This was a fun video today. At first, I was not interested in this particular area so I skipped the video for a bit, but I got curious and watched. You did a great job of showing and describing the process which I appreciate. I still don't know how I would use this feature, but now I have an understanding of what it does. My favorite part would be the exploded view and bill of materials, they are a pain to create manually.

[marcianodejupiter]

Really good! I hope you keep doing the others assembly tools too! 👍

[bmndjd]

Excellent tutorial, thank you. Maybe I would figure it out by experimenting, but let’s say your top plate has some clearance built in so it slides without binding. You wouldn’t assemble it as you did with the two edges touching. If, for example, you wanted to assemble a dovetail joint that has a bit of clearance on all surfaces. Is there a way to center out the male part in the female space?

[brankelly]

Thanks so much for this video, liked and subbed. Just a question, is there a replace/substitute face command like in solidworks? Can’t seem to find it anywhere.

I mean if I create a complex surface and want to replace a solid’s face with that. Much appreciated, cheers !

[elokjerside]

Great video----What about weight and materiale of each part in the BOM?

[davidch]

Could Freecad 1.0 assembly workbench be used to update an older Freecad A2+ workbench assembly?

[TheREALDocRabbit]

Did you try affixing the brackets using a revolute on the first hole and a fixed on the second hole. This seems logically that it would be the proper way to assemble those two parts.