FreeCAD Beginner Tutorial #4

FreeCAD Tutorial for beginners using the Revolve and Polar Pattern tools in the PartDesign workbench of FreeCAD 0.21.2.

[GhostCenturion]

Seriously, I’ve watched a multitude of FreeCad tutorial videos but I just couldn’t absorb the contents or the speed it was given. I was discouraged and I was just about to stop trying to learn it, till I finally found your videos. The ease, the clarity… You have such a way to share your knowledge. I would add more positive comments but in a nutshell, please, please Jeff, don’t stop. I can’t wait to learn more.

[oladosvinzuella]

This is what we need in order to learn anything
no silly 3 minutes intro
no trailers
no music
no unnecesary speech
no begging of comments and subscription and bell button
no low quality voice recorded in an echoing room
no sponsors
no advertisings
I watched all of the four videos in this channel and enjoyed every minute in them while lively applying the instructions
I am really sad that there are no more videos in the channel and I have to visit other channels to learn more

[ronnosupernova]

I have seen many Freecad tutorials online. I just learnt 4 new things in one 8 minute video from you! Please continue with these. I hardly ever comment but you are fantastic in your explanations. Clear, Concise and to the point.

[Jim-Penn]

FINALLY .... someone with FULL explanations. Thank you!

[bharatpareek]

Definitely need more of this, you made learning Freecad so easy for me. Simple and straight to the point with all minor details included. Post more of these please. :)

[brodieweedon]

As everyone else has said, these are amazing videos that I have highly appreciated as a new user to FreeCad. You are the only channel I have ever used the bell on as I would be genuinely excited to continue learning from you. I hope you are well and if you do choose not to continue, I thank you for all you have already done.

[BenjaminBertow]

Thanks for these great tutorials. If you find the time to make more, I think there’s a growing fan base here looking forward to it.

[JohnnyOU]

You have a gift for making CAD tutorial videos, keep 'em coming!

[oclaser]

As everyone said below, these are by far the best tutorials I've seen. I'm really looking forward to more videos from you. Truly appreciated.

[robertkviberg]

Jeff, you have the knowledge to teach. The absolute best CAD exercise I've seen. Your voice is clear and it doesn't go too fast. It's easy to follow along and the way you build up what you want to teach means that it creates a basis for continuing on your own. So good! Looking forward to following you. I will recommend your channel to anyone who wants to do 3D printing and use FreeCAD for carpentry, metal work and building drawings. I'm really looking forward to seeing your tutorials on the different workbenches in FreeCAD

[joeblow]

Jeff I need more. Following along with your videos while learning to use Ondsel ES which operates off of FreeCAD and you make this so easy to understand.

We need more Jeff.

[evilspawn]

Easiest videos to follow on freecad. Thanks for getting me started

[ytfanlingeric]

Thank you for another excellent tutorial! I have watched all your 4 tutorials today and learnt a lot.

[dougpeterson]

Just in the 4 videos I've learned more then all the others I've watched combined. I think now I should be able to create my part I've been getting so frustrated in designing for the past 2 weeks. Can't wait for your new videos. New sub here🎉

[garyl]

I hope that you are going to make more tutorials like this. You have answered so many questions I have had while watching other tutorials. Your voice is just right, pace isn't rushed and you don't, THANK the gods, keep injecting pointless off topic information. My poor old brain (63y) can actual keep up.

[MotosAndMachines]

These are so good. Please do more. Pretty please. Best combination of content, style, audio, diction and examples on youtube.

[ChrisInEdmonton]

This was the third set of FreeCAD tutorials I tried and the first one that clicked. I understood both the "what" and the "why". I occasionally had to go back a few seconds to watch a section over again, but your explanations made things clear. More importantly, I think I "got" the basics of FreeCAD. Sure, there's a huge amount still to learn but now I feel like I have a solid foundation. I think you've rewired my brain to "think" FreeCAD.

I'd absolutely love you to continue this series. I'm interested in modelling for 3d printing. If I want to print several separate parts, how would I do that in FreeCAD? What if I want my parts to join together? How about adding screws or screw holes? If you don't produce more episodes, you still have my very sincere thanks.

[antonjohansson]

These videos are absolutely great. Best beginner tutorials for FreeCAD available. Well done!

[killermouse]

This entire series is amazing, and has helped me a lot understanding better the way of 3D modeling in FreeCAD. Keep them coming!!! 👍

[tsunami_art]

These tutorials have been so helpful. Thank you Jeff and I hope everything is going alright in your life.