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❤❤❤❤good idea

I want to be able to create the object in 3D in the vision pro

WOOOOW! I cant wait to do this !!

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EPIC!

Wow that's AWESOME!

Before watching, I did this myself. I'm a newbie so it literaly took me hours, but I got it done. Most of the time was spent researching how the features work. I started by making the flat face, then added the dome. Then I made the bolt holes, followed by the clearances. Finally I cut the dome to make the handle. For both the clearances and the handle I used the subtract feature. After watching this demo, I see how much simpler the whole process can be. I also appreciate all the hints and suggestions (like naming the features) Thanks a million. I know I'll be following your tutorials as I continue to learn. One question. Reading the drawings is pretty clear to me for the most part, but I don't understand everything. Is there a reference I can use that explains all the symbols and annotations? Liked and subscribed.

So amazing to see young inventors finding a need and building a solution! The deaf/blind community will certainly benefit from the T1.

Great video! A lot of help for a beginner as me. 🎉

Wow another incredible lesson learnt how to draw from the scratch. You are one of the best instructor for me so far! Falling in love with your videos. Great job.

I attempted to model a Dune Buggy with 3d split splines and sweeps and it kinda sucked. Thank goodness you guys made a tool just for this task. ❤

Thank you very much..... i have learned a lot.... 👍

I'm lost at the start, what are the key presses or mouse clicks? You don't explain the "features" you're using. I never get that pencil context box and the building the square from the centre out, I can only build from the origin, certainly not mirrored like that. A keyboard ocverlay would be super beneficial if you're not going to explain it

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Hi is there a way i can join a class tutorial

Great tutorial, thanks, both printed out and looking good!

Tbh, prefer if it made an arc when holding

Who cares

Composite curve is a convoluted way of making a saved selection. You have a select tool why not make it so you can just easily save a selection of things that you group ??

How did you get a flat view in the drawing

What a fantastic video! I think we need a lot more videos from Toby!

I'm planning on moving from Freecad to Onshape. I think your videos will be very helpful! Thank you

so good!

Great video, In a real bearing we need clearances. How would this be achieved?

Great progress! Tip: Onshape could put some stock background music in begining (to confirm audio level)

Please add video chapters to these kind of videos. Not everyone is interested in all new features.

Im confused on how he was able to do 36 degrees by inputing 360/5/2. I get that 360/10 is 36, equal to 360/5/2 cus 5*2=10. But he must be really smart or have prior knowledge and its second nature!

The derive improvement is huge for me - awesome work.

Nice new features. Workspace locking is very helpful.

Extremely Helpful Videos!!!! Thanks!!!!!

Do these wires flex when routed alongside moving parts?

Must be the most unhelpful how to video I have ever seen. Assumption is that everybody knows what they are looking at. Disappointed..

Hi, can I ask you for great help with a drawing that I can't figure out?

Best I have seen on Onshore so far. Great video

Thanks

Another way i found that at least in model (i havent printed yet) is to create the bolt and the nut and then boolean subtract the bolt from the nut and then just go back and adjust the sketch for the thread geometry on the bolt its self. Update: Better yet, there is now a thread creator feature script!

Wow what a great experience learning from you, I did follow you step by step and I did everything correctly except the piston rod length which is a bit longer and touches the wheel.

Thanks for the tutorial! Could you teach how to do drawings?

what about creating a helix on a bended pipe?

Nicee

Excellent video! It helped a ton :D

Very poor teaching skills. I mean c,mon Onshape!

Really great tutorial. Love your style and showing us the short cuts too. I’m a solidworks user but his tutorial has converted me.

I'm served

I need some +1 hour tutorials like this

Nice use of SHELL to create the cage...

By far the best tutorial I have seen on ONSHAPE. The PDF is easy to follow and the explanation is just on point. My class will have a ball with this! More of this please!!!!!! Appreciate the efforts!!