How to Create Your Own 3D Lego Man Using Onshape!

In this video, I'll show you how to create your own 3D Lego Man using Onshape! This is a fun and easy way to get started with 3D modeling, and it's a great way to learn some basic sketching and feature engineering skills.
If you're a fan of Lego and want to learn how to create 3D objects with Onshape, this tutorial is for you! I'll show you how to create a simple lego man model in minutes, and it should be easy enough for you to followed along. In part two I show you how to animate the Lego man. So give it a try and see how easy it is to create your own 3D objects with Onshape!
I share a link to my document: cad.onshape.com/documents/520...

[@Ghost-yh3ii]

Thank you this was for a project and school and this really taught me a lot and I manages to make the lego man with little experience in onshape thanks to your help!

[@cademist]

Glad I could help!

[@kees9703]

Thank ypou for this great tutorial!

[@cademist]

You're very welcome!

[@villevaronen3655]

Really good tutorials! Thank you! I am waiting my first 3d printer and has never use parametric cad/3d desing before. Littlebit diffrent world than Blender and other "Render oriented" programs

[@cademist]

Great to hear!

[@aloeveil]

Thank you dude!

[@cademist]

You bet!

[@johnroos7021]

Very good video and very well explained.

[@cademist]

Many thanks!

[@tibeh4178]

thank you

[@cademist]

You're welcome

[@guest8261]

Onshape is the best! You making these step by step tutorials is legendary!! Thank you!
Do you have any laser cut onshape models??

[@cademist]

Thanks a lot. I don't have any models at this moment, but am thinking about it. Maybe something like a transparent gear box.

[@stefanosalmi5470]

Simply amazing! Really, believe me!
I love onshape more than solidworks and I really like the way which you use to explain the matter.
I hope you go ahead. It would be beautifull if you could do some examples using "in the context" concepts within assembly enviroment.
Thanks to exist.
bye

[@cademist]

Hi Stefano, thanks for your comment, that really makes my day! I published this video where I model in-context: th-cam.com/video/i2zvbK5M7Yg/w-d-xo.html

[@stefanosalmi5470]

@@cademist Really thanks, have a nice day! Bye

[@cademist]

...and did one more: th-cam.com/video/VK40zQzOxMs/w-d-xo.html

[@stefanosalmi5470]

I really wanna thank you twice for sharing your huge knowledge to everybody. You are a very trustworthy man. I confess you I watch agreeably your videos. That is a great present you have done me.
I love "in the context designing".
I wish... a good weekend for a special person.
Bye
Sorry, but now it is time to see again the video. 😊😊

[@cademist]

With subscriberslike you it is a real pleasure to publish, thanks for your kind works-I will keep on striving and like your humor.

[@iModel-ft6kh]

Great tutorial. Is there a way to stop the face coming out the back of the head?

[@cademist]

Thx. Take"delete face +heal"

[@stefanwuttig]

Nice Video. How do you animate it?

[@cademist]

Hi Stefan, you need to limit the revolute mates to a 90 degree angle, define a gear relation between opposing joints and one more gear between shoulders and hips.

[@stefanwuttig]

@@cademist A gear relation
. Oh my god. this is genius. I never ever have thought about that🙄😅👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@cademist]

@@stefanwuttig Thanks, I published a tutorial concerning your question: th-cam.com/video/f2wRUrdhO2M/w-d-xo.html

[@HassanHachem-jc6qz]

the ''loft 1'' is not working, it's becoming red..
so what should i do?

[@cademist]

Sorry to hear that. compare with mine-I share a link with you of my lego man: cad.onshape.com/documents/520fb3bd400c2c80d9f08b74/w/2d8fc92554dc566f3189fea5/e/59b6dd04ccd9c6649659440a?renderMode=0&uiState=666ac53a1c65d142ed2b89e3