FreeCAD From Sketch to Solid

[@helmanfrow]

I wish more presenters were this clear and concise. Some people faff five minutes' worth of content into a 15- or 20-minute video. Thank you for sticking to the point!

[@AndrewWorkshop]

I like you just get to it, no explaining things that people won't remember. Seeing practical examples start to finish is best way to learn.

[@jamesrkelly76]

Your tutorials showing how to approach creating different objects are the best FreeCad teaching resource on You Tube. As i am learning FreeCAD, and only use it to create functional 3D parts, i dont use it daily so will never become an expert. My workflow involves going through your videos and seeing how a certain object could be created, then cracking on. Sometimes, ill pull a few tips from a couple of videos to get to where i need to be whilst im still learning. Thank you so much for what you provide to the community.

[@AuroBites]

Oh man! this amazing tutorial, i learned a lot from this

[@AdamFahn]

Great video as always. May I request some clearer and larger images on the options you are selecting on the menu so it's easier to find them when making my own? Thank you.

[@NicBellamy]

You can do this with just a pad, a cut then a chamfer, at the cost of slightly more complicated sketches.

[@karlsangree]

Fantastic.

[@jbdup]

Which is the freecad revision you are using? Is it 1.0?

[@LFANS2001]

It's version 1.0 RC2 (seen on the top left corner of the screen), the official FreeCAD 1.0 already includes it.

[@sidnzrael2433]

@@LFANS2001 I believe FreeCad is now v1.1

[@prostytroll]

Numbering lessons could be useful.