FreeCAD 1.0RC2 | First 3D Model using Sketcher and PartDesign workbench

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In this video you will see some of the new and improved tools in FreeCAD 1.0RC2 doing this 3D exercise using Sketcher and Partdesign workbench's. A lot of tricks here.

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[Jokemeister]

Just when you think you're getting better at Freecad and then Got schooled big time. Thanks for sharing.

[Millikies]

so much usefull information packed into a quick video!!! i will be returning often thank you!!

[esspe]

Many thanks!
I made it in 40 minutes, with lots of pause/rewind, but this small exercise is packed with many useful concepts.
Maybe it is for advanced users, but if you follow precisely the steps everyone should also succeed.
Sometimes it is difficult to see where you clicked and my icons are disposed differently, so I must find it elsewhere. You may want to hover 1 second before moving away for an easier tutorial.
Nevertheless the pause button is your friend.

[Nebulorum]

While the video is fast paced the steps are clear. I learned a lot with this tutorial.

[blandonavera]

This is exactly how the tutorials should be! Great job. Thanks!

[majidhonardoust]

It is real good and shows the free cad's capability but it is very fast for beginner users.

[Tokolist]

this channel deserves more subscribers, today I learned M while drawing polyline, not sure how I could miss that

[Blue-Scorpion]

Wow... Amazing work, learned a lot from this video. To fit everything in 15 mins you did amazing. For those who require this to be slower, you could make a modeling video that explains things in details. For me this was amazing and most of the people can pause and rewind. Really good stuff, you have new subscription!

[TerenceFisher-wh]

Really good and easy to follow. A tip for the future would be to include key presses and maybe a voiceover

[Behnam_Moghaddam]

thank you. nice small workflow improvements everywhere! i usually speed up the videos. You managed to fit my pacing well :)

[Misterspork]

I appreciate the format of this tutorial, as I was already familiar with SolidWorks going into FreeCAD and so this type of pacing helps provide a quick rundown of the functions in FreeCAD without overly long introductory sections or low info density. By knowing how I would model this in SolidWorks and watching how you model it in FreeCAD I can find the analogous functions.

[enzocalzone]

This tutorial contains so much information. I think alone by watching this I could model many different parts
thanks

[foootz]

Thanks. I love the speedy tutorial, saves my time and I appreciate it. If it's to fast for sb, its youtube, you can pause any time. So don't slow down :) Edit: a better microphone would be good ;)

[datadrivenskeptic]

For beginners, it's often the initial steps that are the most confusing and can discourage people from learning a new tool. Unfortunately, most creators tend to skim over those crucial steps in their tutorials.🙁

[rustandmagic]

This is cool, FreeCAD has come a long way.

[jamesschaefer]

I love this tutorial. Thank you.
I learned so, so much.

[jenniferbyrne]

Freecad 1.0 definitely feels like its getting much better. Still trying to get the hang of it for designing 3d printed assemblies

[AndrewHelgeCox]

One of the other FreeCAD YouTubers uses an app which flashes key strokes and mouse clicks on screen. Useful.

[Boz]

WOW, when i seen title i knew im gonna learn a lot from you! so good!

[kevinmullen]

Wonderful video. I have learned a lot from following it. Thank you so much. Would love to see the lid for this box if you can manage to get the time.