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Sketchup for Schools 2023 - Ice Cream Shop Part 3
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Sketchup for Schools 2023 - Ice Cream Shop Part 3
Sketchup for Schools 2023 - Ice Cream Shop Part 2
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Sketchup for Schools 2023 - Ice Cream Shop Part 2
Sketchup for Schools 2023 - Ice Cream Shop Part 1
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Sketchup for Schools 2023 - Ice Cream Shop Part 1
Onshape - Snap Mode in Assembly
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This video follows the instructions found in Onshape Learning Center's self-paced course "Advanced Onshape Assemblies". The exercise is called "Snap Mode" and covers the basic function of snap mode in an assembly.
Onshape - Gear and Rack and Pinion Relationships in an Assembly
มุมมอง 212ปีที่แล้ว
This video follows the instructions found in Onshape Learning Center's self-paced course "Advanced Onshape Assemblies". The exercise is called "Mate Relations" and covers the use of rack and pinion as well as gear relations in an assembly.
Onshape Assemblies - Intermediate Assemblies
มุมมอง 268ปีที่แล้ว
This video corresponds with a lesson found in Onshape's Learning Center self-paced course titled "Onshape Assemblies". The exercise covers some useful workflow concepts like creating subassemblies and grouping parts.
Onshape - Creating Explicit Mate Connectors
มุมมอง 1Kปีที่แล้ว
This video follows step-by-step through an exercise found in the Onshape Learning Center self-paced course "Onshape Assemblies". The main focus of this lesson is to learn how to place mates in the correct spot on an object and orientate everything properly to work together. Also, we learn how to create an explicit mate when there is no implicit mate available to use.
Onshape Basic Assembly
มุมมอง 554ปีที่แล้ว
This video follows the steps found in the Onshape Learning Center self-paced lesson titled "Onshape Assemblies". This exercise covers the basics of getting started in the assembly workspace.
Classic Fidget Spinner Sketchup for Schools - Part 2
มุมมอง 337ปีที่แล้ว
Learn how to sculpt 3D solids by subtracting other solids. Create a beveled edge effect (chamfer) using the "follow me" tool. Would also work to create a fillet or curved edge.
Classic Fidget Spinner Sketchup for Schools - Part 1
มุมมอง 497ปีที่แล้ว
Create a fidget spinner with correct dimensions to fit the popular 608 (skateboard) bearing size. This first part covers how to plan your space and use the rotate and copy tool to create a circular pattern or array. This is a great project to get started with basic 3D modeling and printing.
Puppet Warp and GIF Creation Photopea
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Create a simple GIF using an image and the puppet warp feature in Photopea
Intro to Portrait Editing Tools in Photopea
มุมมอง 245ปีที่แล้ว
I go over the basics of using spot healing and other blemish-removing tools as well as removing yellow from the teeth, brightening eyes, increasing saturation in lips, and smoothing (blurring) skin tones.
Quick Select and Refine Edge in Photopea
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Quick Select and Refine Edge in Photopea
Onshape Surface Modeling - Toothbrush Part 1
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Onshape Surface Modeling - Toothbrush Part 1
Onshape Understanding Curves Exercise 1 - Handle
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Onshape Understanding Curves Exercise 1 - Handle
Onshape Surfacing Introduction Exercise 3 - Phone Case
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Onshape Surfacing Introduction Exercise 3 - Phone Case
Onshape Surfacing Introduction Exercise 2 - Drone Arm
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Onshape Surfacing Introduction Exercise 2 - Drone Arm
Onshape Surfacing Introduction Exercise 1 - Cap
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Onshape Surfacing Introduction Exercise 1 - Cap
Ice Cream Shop Part 1 SketchUp for Schools Tutorial
มุมมอง 9262 ปีที่แล้ว
Ice Cream Shop Part 1 SketchUp for Schools Tutorial
Mind if I ask: what platform/OS are you working on? Not familiar with the task bar at the bottom of the screen
chromebook
Importing a drawing or photo is very useful as a reference guide. What is missing from this demonstration is where the dimensions for the sketch 3 spline handles came from. It was as if you pulled them from thin air. It would be very helpful to understand how these dimensions were determined if important for the final result.
Yeah, same feeling here.
I put that info in the description. The instructions come directly from a self-paced course on Onshape's "Learning Center". You can search for it if you have access to it. I am using an education license so it may be something that isn't available for everyone. Hope this helps.
where is snap mode option ?
Thanks. My image comes into the sketch opaque. How to I make it transparent?
Ik these videos old n stuff but u really helping me out in this class idk if you’ll see this but thank you sir🫡
Thanks, I had never used "radius" as dimension before in Step 7!
Great lesson. Also in why you always should name your sketches, planes, parts with good names so you can easily find them later ;-) . Thanks. Enjoyed it.
Excellent, what an underrated channel. Thank so much. This was so helpful and so much better to understand than all "hyper speed" channels.
bro was going thru a whole hurricane in the background
Great vid thnk 4 the tip
Between 22:55 and 22:58 suddenly the size of 10 was added at the bottom. Also vertical 20mm at the right. from the (central point of the scene). Not sure though. Just learning.
How to draw archimedes screw in sketchup 8. Please make a video. Thanks ❤
I am using Sketchup for Schools. If you have access to the actual sketchup app you should look for how to make a "helix" in sketchup. This is not possible in the basic "for school" version.
Oh how satisfying it was to do that just now. This is what I needed to do for a part I have!
👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
This was such an easy tutorial to understand, however on 3D printing, there is no tolerance and the bolt does not fit into the nut. What settings can I change to account for that? I've read that .4mm is a good distance between threads planes
thanks so much, its really helpful
I love you bro
Just gone through this one myself. I thought it went splendidly until the self check where my calculated volume was slightly off. I found this video trying to search to see if someone else had this issue. I can't for the life of me see where I deviated from the instructions.
Thank you so much!
Thank you! This absolutely saved my IB Design tech coursework! Modeled a different ergonomic handle using this guidance and it helped so so much.
The selection of that line, made up of 3 parts, had me stumped. Thanks for explaining. I know somewhere in the onshape tutorials that would have been shown but, learning so much you kind of forget bits here and there. Lets continue....
Hi. In one video, one person was working in photoshop and then, when he went to the gallery filter, there was an upload texture button, but I'm working with photopea and it's not there, where can I find it?? Please, help me)
Awesome, exactly what I needed. Thank you!
I am on assembly stage of my project, thank you for this video. It helps me a lot.
I have no idea why you have no comments. So here one from me. Thanks a lot it was very clear and helpful.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you for posting this, very helpful. 👍👍
Thank you. It was quick and helpful.
nice one mate, thank you.
will you make some stuff from scratch to follow along?
This technique fails for me when attempting to use a guide to adjust the fill and form the "bowl" part of the spoon. I can get close if I select Samples, but I then get a super lumpy handle.
Omg thank you so much 🎉
Superb, outstanding, excellent video with lots of new features taught. One small point: At the end, the nut appears to rotate opposite the thread direction. This should resolve by setting in the Screw Relation, but it appears AFTER the cylindrical mate (and its animation) in the feature tree. Thank you very much.
That was a big mistake...I didn't realize the rotation error until I had posted the video and I wasn't going to redo the whole thing to correct it...now I wish I had. Glad you noticed and have posted how to correct the mistake for others who have found it! Thanks
Excellent video, but the question is what to do about the scalloped handle? Thank you for a great lesson and exercise.
Superb video. I've looked for Boolean Intersect like the Holy Grail. Please welcome a new subscriber. Thank you.
Thanks for the sub!
Thank you!
😊 "PromoSM"
Thanks for this! It helped a lot! I have to make a presentation for my class about SketchUp & 3D printing, but I didn't know anything regarding SketchUp! :D
i love you bro
Or could you please reach out to me an send me this document.
Could you post a link for us to download the document?
When I add a circle it is NOT attached to the face upon which I drew it. How can it be attached? The circle is still loose.
I succeeded! I forgot the blue centerline (arrow up)
Crazy
You could select the white background with the Magic Wand tool and delete it. Sometimes, it is easier to select what you want to delete, rather than what you want to keep.
Enjoying the video; however, I am at a loss to the reasons behind the steps (I can follow along but I am just acting as a robot and not grasping when and why I would do this). Can you recommend a goods fundamentals course (my goal is to take a 2d drawing, say of a animal and then convert it into a 3d model [rather than a 2.5D where I just apply extrusions])
This is a struggle I continue to have with my students. You are not alone in feeling like you are just following a bunch of steps but not understanding why. I am going to try to do more explaining in my future videos. Drawing organic shapes is very difficult and requires the most advanced methods and tools. Hang in there and keep learning!!
Thank you sir you are a life saver
I dont understand why you did some things "the long way" as I would call it. Why not do the thread removing in the sweep instead of the boolean? For the derive thing I get why you have to use the boolean. however, I did like the process you showed and the explanation of some of the math Edit: when inserting parts into an assembly you can just click the green arrow before placing it down and it will snap to the origin, if you havent figured that out by now
I am teaching students who are using CAD software for the first time. So, a lot of times I do it so that I can teach new concepts or tools. But I always appreciate good feedback. Thanks!
17:31 I keep holing down the control key but it won’t select the sun heading I’m going insane
Do I can contact you?
you a jit fr this was fire asf
Great tutorial, thanks. How do you constrain the shape?