Blender 2.8 Beginner 3D Modeling Tutorial

This beginner Blender video demonstrates how to make a 3D model of a hammer. Blender version 2.8 beta was used for this video.

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[RetroSteve]

I'm only 6:30 into this video and I have declared this video the best Blender tutorial on the internet. He doesn't just rapidly work getting you lost. He actually explains what he's doing, things you should be looking at in the UI, and why he is doing things the way he is. That last part is critical for becoming a good modeler. It's very important to understand WHY certain techniques are used, instead of just do it this way because.


Kudos, amazing tutorial.

[TheVolgun]

Even though I was quite familiar with basic modelling - I always watch these kind of tutorials to see if I can pick up any new tips or tricks, which I did with this video. I also need to point out the excellent pace and clear presentation of this video. I wish I had a teacher like you when I was starting out, this is a brilliant introduction to basic modelling in Blender. Subscribed.

[Royal_kingship]

He's so good at explanations and making blender easy to learn.

[thunderstreet]

I've followed this man's tutorials for years and they have never failed me.

[thefahadrana]

The only YouTuber who actually knows how to make tutorials. Thank you for all your videos.

[raj_srikar]

While using blender, I discovered that we can hold shift while moving or scaling anything, to do it more accurately.
And while using loop cuts, you can press a number to specify how many loop cuts you want.
Hope that helps in any possible way :)

[Lonewolf---]

As a beginner to both CGI and Blender, I have read through the manual and watched several tutorials, but this is the best that I have found thus-far. The clear and concise explanations and relatively slow pace are VERY beneficial -- especially in 2021 starting out with Blender v2.93.1. Subscribed!

[nbentertainment]

finally i watch a blender tutoral without deleting the cube in start.

[angelowins]

This is the best blender tutorial on youtube. This guy explaines everything fast but fast enough for you to understand. He's also one of those guys who doesn't treat you like a baby so, that's nice

[lefthandedhardright]

Press "k" to pause the video.
Press "J" to rewind it 10 seconds.
Press "k" to restart the video.
Repeat.

[Dhurgan]

Short and concise, one of the better step by step descriptions I have seen.
It is always good to see when makers actually seem to have rehearsed it before recording it.

[kjemradio]

WOW! I am really impressed by how much better the interface looks. It looks a lot cleaner than it used to, and it has a modern look which was needed. I love that the grid extends into infinity instead of the original ways for the new project. They devs have done an amazing job with Blender.

[EmarStudios]

Holy cow, this is one of the best tutorials I have ever seen. It virtually takes you through all the basics of modelling something, unwrapping something, texturing something, lighting that something, and rendering that something ... like ... wow ...

[PurplePotatoBro]

I love the fact that he explains everything even though he has already explained it and it makes it easier to learn

[lucaviggiani]

Not only one of the best basic modelling videos on blender, step by step with full explanations, but also the start of understanding how to tackle tricky real world objects and recreate them. Thank you.

[scoremoore]

yes, yes, yes, I've been waiting for a modeling tutorial from you.

[Luna-Starwatcher]

Best tutorial I've ever watched. This was the first one where I didn't make any errors all the way through, cause it was so well explained. Thank you for the awesome work!

[craigcarman]

Wow, that is a lot of quick detail. I never imagined you could make that quality model that fast. Thanks. This newbie has alot to learn.

[enalya_art]

Might be the best introduction/tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you!

[eddiehazard]

***This is one of the BEST Tutorials on Youtube. Everything is on the money. Good Audio. No nasty swallow or mouth smacks directly into the mic. I can see what you are showing me in the video rather than it be so tiny I cannot. You are showing the best tools the quickest way and it simply rocks. I wish the tutorials on Youtube were all like this.

Would you make more beginner level Blender 2.8 modeling tutorials? Videos just like this, put together like this, encapsulated in 18 minutes like this. Please do.

I've done this video probably 4 times now. It would be nice to have a few just like it so I could work similar skills but with different items.
Thanks