FreeCAD 0.21 Beginners tutorial: practical exercise 127 (Taper angle: Pad and Draft tool)

[@bicicogito989]

As always, so appreciative of your work and sharing it with us all!!! Really appreciate your clear narration as well! THANKS!! Go FreeCAD!!!

[@OffsetCAD]

Thank you sir!

[@azshark1942]

Great tutorial, I enjoy your approach to modeling.🙂

[@sjn8099]

Great. Thank you 🙂

[@dmitryzlotnikov6587]

Thank you !

[@kozko-xe1xl]

[@ศึกษาวิจัย]

wow

[@channelcadfree]

👍

[@NandorSolymosi]

I know English Pronunciation is not so easy but sometimes I can't understand you ... What is your native language ?

[@OffsetCAD]

Can mention the video parts with that issues?

[@OffsetCAD]

Portuguese.

[@NandorSolymosi]

@@OffsetCAD ... Video is ok. 👍

[@dmitryzlotnikov6587]

Video Is OK !

[@LFANS2001]

His main pronunciation errors/ambiguity are in respect to these words: - Circle ( he's pronouncing "Ceercle". As he's a Portuguese speaker, probably Goa's migrant family, he should read as "Sârquel or Çârquel"). - Set (he pronounces "Let's said" instead of "Let's say" or "Let's set". - Diametre (it's quite difficult for me to explain Overhaul it's not so bad. I've already commented those errors suggesting him to use Google translator application for a final grasp on those words... I hope he has read those comments! His project approach is quite remarkable thou. In this specific video I think the side slotted holes should be made on a sketch over a plane parallel to each side faces to respect the perpendicularity of the punctures... Double work but correct because the faces are 10º tapered.

[@controversialrebel5639]

You clearly speak English, now you need to learn to speak English clearly.

[@OffsetCAD]

Hooo, sorry! I'm not English. My oficial language is Portuguese! I have serious problems in pronouncing you language.

[@controversialrebel5639]

@@OffsetCAD Hello, yes I appreciate that English is not your first language and I wish I spoke Portuguese as well as you speak English. A tip that might help, perhaps if you slowed down slightly when you speak might help. Another suggestion that might help would be to use one the the translation apps that are available that can then output the translation in perfect English 🙂