Sempre ottimi tutorial per quelli come me principianti.se posso fare una domanda sul tutorial perché con l'ultimo sketcher il punto per capirci, nella vista 3d io lo vedo con una forma quadrata piatta e non sferico come nel suo video? grazie.

WOW ! incredible ! I never knew you can build in draft work bench like that ! I wish I had brains !🤢 TY

If you want to create wall thickness: - Method 1: using 3D offset tool directly in Part WB. Dont forget to check on fill offset. - Method 2 a little harder: 1. Using Filling tool in surface wb to fill all 4 holes. Not recommend using Array. 2. Go to part wb, select 4 holes and the shell and union them 3. Select the fusion, go to menu part-convert to solid. 4. Select 4 faces and use thickness tool.

Please make the wall thickness of the body a little thicker at the end. 😏

I learned about C0, G1, G2 in surface modeling from this video. Thanks everytime uploading such a great video!

I love your videos but I find FreeCAD so kluny - when it does not do what I want I find it difficult to figure it out - vs Shapr3D. I wish the UI and workflow would be better

На моменте 20:53 у меня не получается гладкого перехода на подошве в районе пятки, получается небольшой провал.

Thanks a lot!

Sorry, but a few steps were unnecessary. For example, finding the length for the distance between the squares in the array. A reflection on the next iso-curve is sufficient. And then create the entire array at once!

Thank you very very much 🙂

Fantastic learning. Thank you very much 🙂

Very good!

Really well done. However, the transition from heel to shoe does not correspond to a real high heel.

I want to know which workflow I should have to make aircraft in FreeCAD. All aircrafts have surfaces which have g1 or g2 continuity between them. Many other CAD softwares have guided loft feature to help this while FreeCAD is not.

Superb. You are the master of FreeCad.

I had a problem at 11:30, I only got 2 slices. So I changed the design of Sketch002 (the symmetrical distance of the two lines to 4.99 mm), and the slice worked like yours.

Thanks for again introducing me to FreeCAD features I didn't know existed!

Great creativity, thanks

Are you an artist, and do you create the beautiful things you design?

Everything works fine until about 22:12. When I preform the 'slice apart', I only get 6 parts rather than the 8 you get. The small handle slice properly, but the long handle does not. The long handle *looks* like it is in 3 parts. I can click on any of the 3 sections they highlight as in your video, but when I click on any of them, the same slice (Slice001.5) in the tree view is selected and deleting the single highlighted section deletes the entire handle. I imagine this is a bug in 1.1.0dev.38923.

Thank You!

Thanks. Just curious, on your thumbnails video, are you render the model inside FreeCAD or you export the model and render using another software? Your thumbnails rendering really cool

Molto bello, anche questa volta ho imparato qualcosa, grazie ottimo tutorial.

You need to update to the latest version of Curve Shapes Workbench to use the loft max degree option.

Cool technique! One thing I noticed is that at about 2 minutes into the video, you selected the dots, then the line and used the C key to move the points onto the line. In FreeCAD Version 1.1.0dev.38923, the key is now 'O'; the 'C' key is for coincident constraints. Otherwise, your instructions worked perfectly! One question - at the start of the video, you have every other link set to different materials. I tried to do this, but found that I had to select a lot of surfaces on each link before I could apply the materials. Did you find a quicker way to do this?

Sorry, the option Loft Max Degree not exists in my Workbench Curved Shapes.

It's incredible how simple this workflow looks until I try to do it myself. Thanks for the great tutorials! They are incredibly helpful

Very, very good tutorial, easy to follow. I learned quite some new tricks from that! Thanks!1

Am descoperit de curind canalul tau cu tutoriale si am ramas uimit de cea ce faci.Multumesc ca imparti cu noi cunostintele tale despre freecad.Felicitari pentru cea ce faci.

Great tutorial. Thanks 😺

You always have the coolest stuff. Last video I had to stop in the middle to go and try the exploded curves you did. Helped me over a stuck spot in one project. Now I just have to figure out the bad Loft shapes. Did you know that you can rename items in the Properties Data Base Label area? Click once to activate (turns blue) and the type the name. You can also add a description in Label2. It maybe hidden.

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Awesome !

Looks great. Nice work and great tutorial. Thank you!

Thanks dude. Love your style. Easy to follow and understand. Much success to you sir.

You are very skilled in using multiple workbenches in FreeCAD. I’m new to both CAD design and FreeCAD, and I tried to replicate your work, but I couldn’t create the solid model during the loft step. Could you please help me?

Thank you very much.

thank you for the lessons can you teach how to render the models?

Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing it!

Great Video!

this tutorial is so awesome I have been trying for days to figure out the curves wb following another channel. honestly I cant stand the other channels form of teaching the instructor drives me nuts. this is so to the point simple and direct also was exactly what i was looking for. Thank you so much. I just earned another subsciber!

Hi. So GOOD.I have a question how you edit graphics 14:49.what program is it?

HOW DO YOU RENDER PARTS LIKE THE THUMBNAIL?

felicitaciones!!! un barbaridad

You have some really interesting designs. Thanks for sharing. I have a request. I'm trying to find a workflow for creating asymmetric organic solids with no sharp creases or planar faces and good continuity over all edges. For example a 3D shape resembling a stylized/simplified human liver or heart etc. If you have a workflow for creating shapes such as these, I would love to see it. Thanks.

Pretty cool. You're good with curves.

Thanks again

Great Video and i will try this...however, if you are not familiar with the Short Cuts, its very hard to follow..

I have to try to rebuild this in Shapr3D

Don't know if that was Your goal to make the pipes decreasing diameter along with radius from the object centre, but probably using Part Design -> Ddditive Pipe would maintain same diameter circle cross section