Onshape Guided Tour & Beginners Lesson

New to Onshape and maybe even 3D CAD? This video will take you through Onshape's interface and camera control, before giving you an easy to understand lesson using sketches and extrusion.

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[crouchy]

Gidday Michael.
I really appreciate the work you've done to introduce tyros to Onshape. I'm a long retired tech teacher and like to keep in touch with nuances to my 70's trade training in "mechanical drawing". All that seem so obsolete nowadays.
I also appreciate your calm teaching technique and persona. Keep it up!!

[stripedcollar]

Thank you for your video. I am a Solidworks designer going out on my own for a while, and I am working on transferring my skillset into onshape while nurturing a growing 3d printing company. This video was a great starting point.

[richardburgers]

My first introduction to onshape. Tried Freecad and it was broken too many times then tried Blender which I liked however it would not run on my old laptop w7. Then went to onshape. Easy to learn and works great. Thanks for helping sort out where to go with all this new hobby. 3D printing.

[jungofett]

I found this Video i tad bit easier than the newer first onshape video for the tool holder. i have attempted to get my head around parametric cad a few times it took me about an hour to make the domino but i feel im starting to get an idea what im doing. thanks so much for making learning videos. love the new race channel.

[stuzman]

This should be a good video for a beginner! Without all the detail, he/she should be able to follow the concepts easily. Of course, I know the details will come in future videos. Have a good one Michael!

[madrenwillims]

i didn't see your video about why onshape is a good choice, but i thank the gods i found this one lmao

[TommyBlanton]

Outstanding content. Very concise and easy to follow. I'm going to get my 12 yo to follow these tutorials.

[mustangbelly]

Wow, at last a free program very close to Autocad. A lot of the icons and functions are the same or very close, and without the frustration of having to work out a way to do things like in Freecad.
Brilliant tutorials mate, clear and easy to follow. Well done.

[kmagne]

Making my ??th attempt to figure out Onshape to teach to junior high. When I clicked the sketch tool, the 2D tools go opaque and inactive. At the 3:30 time mark, I can't select the 'circle' tool. Any suggestions. I know I've gotten this far before without that issue. Thanks.

[Elephantine]

Good intro, thanks. So much easier than FreeCAD!

[reefrookies]

Great tutorial, thanks, But if you are double clicking somewhere please state that! It took me a bit to figure out thats what you did going back to sketch to display the parametric functions.

[TrustedSamurai]

I'm just staring out, using onshape free for the first time. I cannot rename parts. (8:00 in the video). I think they've removed this option. Can anyone confirm?

[LiLRePete]

Thanks for this content and your knowledge...

[bettydaltonnewbold]

At 5:29, if I make a mistake drawing the line, how do I back up, fix it, and then continue the line? Thank you.

[FastSloW-qtxf]

Thankyou. Im new to cad, and computers period. Im a hobby machinist and metal fabricator looking to see my ideas before spending for material and doing the work..

[gurudatt]

Just a little comment. The two shapes were offset (The crown sat little tilted. I tried to move the second object did not know how to.)

[Spaydee]

Tysm Helped me so much you have earnt yourslef a like and a sub

[bylifeorbydeath]

I did't realize how old this video was. will you continue the lessons?

[lemoinexavier]

That's how I like it. ... just SIMPLE. Thx!

[jimlips]

I'd really like to learn OnShape, but the bass music in the background is vibrating me out of my chair! Is there anyway to get a copy of your video lesson without the "music"?