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CHEERS THANKS MATE. DRAWING IN PUBLIC SPACE UNDER "CADemist Unique Christmas Ornament"

suggestion: How to create a texture grip on a part that has a non perfect rounded surface, Ex: like a toy gun grip etc

Nice. Can you also do a tutorial of how to do a gas turbine blade or gas turbine blisk?

i always learn something

Fascinating! Thank you!

Danke!

Thanks for some really good tutorials :)

I to design a magWell for weeks Now, I can't find the way that I am happy with,,,, Yes Iam new to on shape

coming up with how to approach it is the real deal, that is crazy good

using this video for a middle school tech class could probably understand it if instead of using keys for things you could use the button on the screen instead

So perfect sir

So amazing sir

The idea and concept behind the design is great. just it will be greater if some parameters are explained, for example, why the radius of the helix is 66, can it be 77 or 88? does it matter?

Can't wait to do it myself once i have time Thank u for the tutorial

How do I remove material using the letters as they are curved onto a surface? and it evenly removes material along it's curve

WOOHOO Thank you for posting !

Muchas Gracias!!!

i went from designing a mug for my very object in cad on a free student account to then 2 months later making a jet engine with all of the vanes and airfoils then making a working rocket for my project in school then recently joined college i gave up with on shape because i guess only good for sheet metal so im now making a working jet engine on solid works no hate to on shape but solid works has better integration and compatibility

Thanks from a school in Dublin

Molto utile. Grazie 👍

Grazie mille per i tuoi Tutorials e la tua condivisione. 👍

Great idea with the bridging curve!! Thanks for the video.

Nice part studio and use of mate connectors to get things positioned!!!!

Hello you earned a new sub btw is this done in autocad if not then can we make similar animation using autocad❤

Very cool one, thank you! I like the shape of this and how you created it with a circular pattern. How do you come up with those ideas? As a side note: I created the bridging curve for the pattern axis by creating an additional 80 mm construction square in Sketch 1 and Sketch 2. You can then use two vertices from those sketches to create the bridging curve. This will save you the additional Sketch 3 and the surface Extrude

Nicely done as always!

Recommend watching this in 1.5x. Still Learned a lot tho! Great job

Long time since the latest video. Glad to see you back.

Now thats cool

Nice work! Love seeing in-context design with sheet metal in Onshape!

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what measurements are you using. I see the #'s but are they mm, inches, cm etc.

2:06 this is driving me crazy, how can you take a point on the top plain to constrain it on a line on another plane?

How do you come up with the INITIAL measurement and angle?

Cómo realizó la pieza "azul"?

This is a great video with clear instructions. I was looking for a simple assembly to experiment on for my major project and this has been a great help. I only have one question: I would like to know how could I show an exploded view of this assembly.

Very Nice sir

Your onshape tutorials are top notch! Thank you! I just found your channel and have learned a ton.

I did it!!!! Learned loads here, fantastic tutorial!

Great tutorial. In futre, could you please provide the 2D guide drawings, so that practiving people, can attempt in on their own, and only refer to the video, when they get stuck. Would be highly appreciated

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Solid works was so confusing when I first started trying to model, but after a week or two, I eventually figured it out!

how do you rotate the model so smoothly?

I have no idea why most cad design tutorials of a part like just jumps straight in, doens't tell me why they take the dimenions or values they take, doesn't even show the 2d cad drawing with dimensions side by side to show how they're doing it and why they're doing a particular design step that way. It at least for me leaves it very vague.

to be honest, maybe you should think about drawing a bezier on a plane tangent to the side of the base then wrap it around, instead of just a helix?

0:17 on the animated Propellers, there is a small gap between the joints of the fins.

there is a small gap in one of the connections.

Failed miserably to follow your instructions to the T, however I can only surmise that OnShape is trash like FeeCad

Scotch yoke mechanism?

Thanks for your tutorial , I learn more , you teaching was great, I hope learn more from you.