Serving tray with an inlay || FreeCAD CAD & CAM (CAM Workbench)

In this episode I'm showing you how to make a serving tray with a nice contrasting inlay, using FreeCAD 0.22. You will see all the operations from creating the 3D model to generating the G Code and the actual milling.

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[denisw]

I've spent several years using Freecad and 3D printing so very pleased to find your content so I can move on to milling also. - Thanks😀

[quick]

Well done. I always manage to learn something new every time I watch one of your videos. (mostly within the CAM workbench) Would love to see you take on the subject of the 4th axis. I know what it takes to make videos like this, like I said, well done.

[huriedu]

Prima Video.
Vielen Dank dafür.
Ich freue mich schon auf eine Fortsetzung.
Ich wünsche alles Gute.

[mattw]

EXCELLENT video. You are giving me hope that I might be able to use my CNC machine again. THANK YOU for doing these information-packed videos. "Big Thanks" sent!

[Unlgic]

Very nice guide especially all the workarounds.

[Eadsn]

The topo naming problem should be fixed in the 0.22 dev version. So sketching on surfaces should be safe(er) now. Thanks for the good content 😊

[Merigold]

In v0.22dev they implemented the contextually based dimensioning tool (Shortcut is the letter D) which looks like a red, sideways lying A with a dimensioning line above it.

[cesarmuttio]

Your video looks great! But I always get frustrated when give a try to freecad, I don't now wy is it .

[mairmatt]

Awesome content as always. But why 39 minutes? Could have been done in under 35. Just by talking a little bit faster. Keep up the good work.