Ball Bearing Tutorial | In-Context Design

[@RichPenn]

Nice use of SHELL to create the cage...

[@anissbenthami]

I need some +1 hour tutorials like this

[@aviator267]

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

[@JoshuaAyandokun-te3yo]

The name of the youtube channel is Cademist.

[@hudstonians3766]

😃THANK YOU, WAS EASY TO FOLLOW

[@about_midnight]

Onshape is awesome!

[@lcrbricktech]

Hi Onshape, your videos are amazing and I learn a lot from them and with the things I now know I created a design model in Onshape that incorporates a lot of the various tools and techniques in Onshape (e.g. Plane, sweep, loft, extrude, revolve). would you whant to make a video for it?

[@breadx333]

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

[@JoshuaAyandokun-te3yo]

You could learn it in Onshape learning centre

[@DeveloperChris]

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

[@Marc_Miller]

Indeed. When doing the boolean a small tolerance could be added in that operation (look for optional offset option), or a move face operation could be another way to give the needed tolerance.

[@parvizaghayarov935]

8:28 good trick)

[@JoshuaAyandokun-te3yo]

Than u for the video

[@ardrone4443]

Nicee

[@mcgiwer]

there seem to be a issue with the sound (in some parts it's missing)

[@OnshapeInc]

Those sound errors should be fixed now. Let us know if you still see any issues.

[@JoshuaAyandokun-te3yo]

This might as well be Cademist Edit: No this is CADemist

[@eltovli_q1501]

I followed the tutorial in imperial measurements instead of metric 😐

[@alexanderj4545]

What is the purpose of the video (just curious), just showing CAD modeling and not engineering design?