FreeCAD 1.0 Beginner Tutorial | Exercise 1

Great tutorial thanks...just the right speed.

[@fahadfarrukh7060]

Great video, very informative 👍

[@jhonny1392]

Excellent !. Please, do more FreeCad 1.0 Videos. Thank you in advance. This is John from Chile, South America. Cheers !.

[@ComputerizedEngineering]

More to come! I just uploaded another video today :)

[@oliviercap]

Fine tutorials !!! 👍👍👍 thank you !

[@livemadseason]

great video, I am just starting with 3D design for my printer and this was what I needed, thanks!

[@ComputerizedEngineering]

Glad it was helpful! I will be uploading more content like this.

[@fauziafarrukh9191]

Great video very informative

[@projeto84ae]

good work !

[@oskarhaas824]

It was good beside the hole error on the flanch. The bigger diameter are on the wrong side

[@duaarao8184]

Very helpful tutorial, would love to learn more through your videos 😌

[@ProfessorVector]

Wow impressive coming from ViaCAD 12 and Blender this looks more precise and a bit easier than in Blender 4.3 - Thank you I I will be watching more of your videos.

[@robertpeesel720]

Are there PDF versions of the drawings you are working from? I would like to be able to have them more easily viewable while I am working.

[@ComputerizedEngineering]

The PDF versions are now available for free! Check the video description of the latest video.

[@freedomofmotion]

Thank you, I've been trying to learn fusion but i want to switch to free cad but when i opened it it seemed a bit overwhelming. Just from this one video it appears to have a much more efficient work flow than fusion.

[@ComputerizedEngineering]

@@freedomofmotion it's comments like this which motivate me to continue making tutorials to help others. Glad I could be of help :)

[@guyflament566]

Great Video but is it possible to make the sound volume higher because at my laptop the sound is very low.

[@ComputerizedEngineering]

Thanks for the feedback! Will definitely consider it from now onwards.

[@p.kaminski5554]

Is it possible to copy sketches and use them elsewhere to avoid creating them twice, as in this case?

[@markanderson8066]

Yes, but I haven't gotten that far yet either! There is a clone function...

[@loicgeeraerts]

Il faudrait que vous utilisiez plus souvent la contrainte d'égalité au lieu de mettre plusieurs fois la même dimension.

[@JustSomeVideos0]

Great video. Isn't there a geometry issue? On the diagram the 150 includes the 50mm plate. On your design I may be wrong but I believe the 50mm plate is built off the face at the end of the 150mm straight section. IE the original straight section was 150mm, yours is 200mm? I mean it doesn't change the tutorial which is great, but it shows how it's easy to make a mistake. Unless I'm mistaken. Which I may be!!! Great video though, please do more! :D

[@ComputerizedEngineering]

The plate is indeed built off the face at the end of the 150mm face. However, once you check the "Reversed" option in Pad parameters, it extrudes in the opposite direction thus merging with the 150mm. Glad you enjoyed the video :)

[@aleromende]

Thanks for the tutorial. Could you also share the files?