Freecad 1.0 - Parametric Cabinet Assembly - Woodworking

This video shows you how to 3d model a parametric cabinet using Freecad.
The animation at the beginning is made with Blender. If you have any questions about the video or you want more explications, please let me know on the comment.

Chapters :

Introduction 00:00 - 00:26
Spreadsheet Variables 00:26 - 01:10
Bottom Board 01:10 - 06:36
Small Board 06:36 - 09:39
Left side board 09:39 - 17:34
Right side board 17:34 - 19:34
Back board 19:34 - 20:55
Dowel 20:55 - 21:43
Base Support 21:43 - 27:36
Assembly A2plus 27:36 - 34:52

[danalex]

This is amazing. Kudos to the FreeCad team. I donated to the team for their wonderful work.

[jonathanang]

Great tutorial
Looking forward for your next videos on Freecad.

[mikopanjean]

Great Tutorial!! . I donated to the team for their wonderful work.

[nelsonchaves]

I am very happy to find a tutorial that is so accurate in relation to my current expectations with the new version of Freecad. Congratulations on your initiative and I sincerely hope that you continue to be motivated to publish such useful and high-level content. In my humble opinion, this parameterization paradigm provides fantastic productivity. I really consider it a very timely and generous initiative. And on behalf of the entire community that adopts free and high-quality software, I thank you immensely for the initiative. We hope that all your effort is highly rewarded. A big hug.

[huriedu]

Hervorragendes Video!
Für mich als Tischler beziehungsweise Schreiner sehr nützlich.
Ich grüße aus der geographischen Mitte von Deutschland.
Hubertus

[jeucedahn]

Beautiful video. Sure you are as good blender user as you are in Freecad, it good be nice a follow up video of the animation at the beginning!

[TheAllmightyHansa]

Oh my god! Finally a really great and useful tutorial for FreeCAD! I love it!
Please do more of those.

[rayams]

Thank you for the new session - Parametric drawing is instrumental and handy -

[itsneekeetah]

Thank you so much man! And thanks to the FreeCAD team! Donated today. Keep going! You will change whole economies.

[B-HubertusRiepenhausen]

Ausgezeichnetes Video!
Danke.
FreeCAD rockt!

[brucewilliams]

Thank you for the video. It was clear and at a good pace.

[wojtekseta]

Great tutorial! Rich in information and very clearly presented. New subscriber.

[thearchibaldtuttle]

I‘m blown away! You have a new subscriber.

[Daitaro-mp]

really very awesome software ant tutorial! Please make more wood furniture and cabinet tutorials. I`ll be glad to make a big donate for this.
Thank you

[infinitelyexhausted]

This is brilliant. Thanks for doing it.

[bytekilla]

In Freecad 1.0 it makes more sense to use the varset (icon {}) instead of spreadsheets. A more modern and struct way to do this.

[imoldovan]

Clear and concise. Earned my sub. This is a bottom up design. It uses a lot of formulas, too many for my liking :). I would like to see a top down design in Freecad where shape binder is used ( or some other method) to transfer features from part to part. This should reduce the amount of formulas used. In other words the parts are feature driven, rather than formula driven. Less chances of user errors.

[BoboEcolo]

Thank you for the video very helpful. Freecad 1.0 is really a great improvement.
I would be very interrested in getting a video/tutorial on how you realized the intro animation with Blender.

[GeVeOL]

Nice video, any chance of an other video showing how to nest the whole thing and get a tool path to a cnc router. Drawing it and make it on screen is beautiful and has been very satisfactorily. But nesting it and make a tool path for cnc has been elusive. Just getting a tool path for one part has never been a problem, but getting multiple parts nested and machined as a whole that a whole other story. Thanks anyway

[threeforswing]

Thanks, this was great.
Any plans to do tutorial on that intro animation in Blender? That would be awesome!
Thanks again!