Furniture Design Tutorial On The iPad Pro - Shapr3D For Woodworking
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I had a lot of requests from people wanting a full tutorial. So here it is! This is by far my favorite app on the iPad and my favorite design software! If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to me on here or on Instagram.
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MY RIP Dad was a cabinet maker from 70 yrs ago when it was drawn by hand.
He would have loved this and the way you present it.
Genius guy. This opening new world to carpenters. Superb channel!
Wow, this is so intuitive. Great demo, I'm sold.
Thanks :)
As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement th-cam.com/users/postUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!
Tell me
Yes!! Thanks for putting out this video. So many little tips and tricks you shared that I never knew existed.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome video, thanks. Hugely useful and clear instructions that are already reducing my frustration levels at trying to build furniture in Shapr3D :)
Great tutorial, you obviously know the program well! My only wish is you would either slow down on some of the more complicated items or be zoomed in on your screen slightly better so I can see which buttons/functions you are using. Otherwise, really wonderful. Once I get the hang of this program a bit better (coming from sketchup) I will use your code to get the subscription. Got tired of running up and down stairs from the shop to the computer, so hoping to make use of this when in the shop better!
Lastly, and I definitely agree with you, I hope the guys @shapr3D add better dimensioning. It is such a powerful tool on sketchup to have that ability to quickly dimension anything and see it from all rotated angles.
Alex, this is awesome! Thank you so much fir putting this together. Like many commenters on here, I’ve tried fusion and sketchup and just get lost.
This is so intuitive and your walk through is so perfect! Thanks bubba!
Thanks Andy! Glad it was helpful!
Wonderful demo. Thank you.
Omg. This video was great Alex! I’m excited to give this app a try again. 💘
Thanks Alma :D. Hope you’ll like it this second time!
I was already a pro subscriber but you still sold me! Great job. Also, love the work on your channel.
Thank you!
Your way of explaining things is so easy to follow. I'm so glad I found these videos. Kudos
Thank you! This means so much!
Best sharpr3d video hands down. Please make more! Thanks in advance. Sincerely, a grateful new subscriber
Master Class! Thanks for the great tutorial.
Thanks
Many Thanks to share your workflow,
It s amazing , it is super fast , many tips ,
Thank you
Thanks for watching
It's outstanding art.
Excellent work 👍.
This was awesome. Recently started playing around with Shaper3D for some industrial design practice, so this sounds like an awesome way to actually bring some of my ideas to life!
It’s a great app!
Cheers buddy ! That was a great help !
Great video. Thanks for putting this out there. I have the pro version and have been getting frustrated with it seeming over complicated. This makes me feel much better about using the app.
Glad it was helpful :)
I think I’ll have to watch this a few times, but this is super helpful, Alex. I’m able to make some quite intricate things, but I’m sure that the way I do it is quite long-winded. Thanks for sharing. This app is absolutely brilliant and has helped me work out if what’s in my head will or would work in reality. All the best to you and Happy Holidays / Merry Christmas.
Thank you!
Great tutorial! I started using the app after your first video. I’ve enjoyed using the augmented reality feature to visualize some of my pieces in the room before committing to the design.
Nice! I actually haven’t tried that yet
THANK YOU!!!! Excellent to have a resource for Shpr3D
Glad it’s helpful
OMG thank you I’ve been trying to use shaper 3-D for a year now!
Loving it!!
Thanks!
Outstanding video. As a wood worker and someone who just found Shapr3D, this is invaluable. Thank you!
Absolutely! Let me know what else you’d like to see about the app :)
Absolute freakin GENIUS! Great video clearly explained while practically using the product to build a night stand. I’m buying the pro version, you deserve the full credit for the sale!
Thank you so much! Be sure to use my code to get 10% off! :D
@@BevelishCreations GREAT VIDEO, VERY IMPRESSED! Im in San Diego CA., do you know of any schools nearby that one can attend to to learn this or similar software? greatly appreciate it!
I don’t know, sorry :/
hey alex. thx for this great video.
Excellent tutorial as I'm just starting to dive into Shapr3D.
Great great tutorial my dude. Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching :)
Great job , Really good
Amazing software, Amazing video. Thanks!
Thanks for checking it out :)
I’m sold!! Great vid!!
terrific demo, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching :)
Man great video. Thank you!
Hope it was helpful
Great tutorial, thanks :)
Such a good video !!!
Great video, thanks. Super informative!
Thanks :)
Sold. Great video 🤙
fantastic video Alex.
Thank you!
Great tutorial !
Thanks! Glad it was helpful
Your tutorial in excellent. Couldn’t be better. Just jumped in to Sharpr following your steps and it flies.
Thank you
Great video...thank you!
Thanks!
thanks for your video! So helpful. I used your code and got the Pro version. This app is great!
Thank you!
Incredible tutorial! I know we joke about this, but I honestly do think I could learn this now and am excited to download the app and start designing! This video is definitely going in my favorites folder for future use!
Thanks man! I tried to show all the tools I regularly use in the app. Let me know if you have any questions! I really love this app haha
This an awesome video, you made me fall in love with Shapr3D, I will share my content as I learn the app. Gracias!
And thanks for a great tutorial. I was really struggling
No problem. Check out my newest video. There’s been a bunch of new updates
Good video, Thank You.
I’ve watched tutorial after tutorial of Sketchup and I’ve never been able to figure it out. You’ve convinced me to start using Shaper. This was great. Hoping you can make another, maybe slowed down, tutorial!
I feel SketchUp have a steeper learning curve than Shapr...As a design engineer who’s used a lot of different programs, I’ve been recommending Shapr to anyone who’s just getting into CAD. I’ve been recommending this program before they sponsored me. Feel free to ask me any questions about the program and I can try to answer the best I can. Shapr also has a good series of beginner lessons on their TH-cam channel.
Agreed! Excellent tutorial! But, for those of us who didn’t grow-up carrying a computer in our pocket...a slow-down version would be greatly appreciated. Thanks You!!!
ditto! but damn... i'll have to buy an ipad and a pen xD very nice video!
i bought an ipad and a pen xD amazing software
woww greatful
Thank you!
I feel grateful I entered Shapr after the drawing tool was released! Looks like you had to do that manually back then.
This was very helpful. I have been struggling with making tenons.
Huge help thanks
Thanks for watching :)
This was a great tutorial! Not too technical or crazy pretty straight forward and simple for us Noobs to the App! Quick request can you next tutorial build a simple desk or table.
Yep :)
I just found your channel and I’m subscribing! Also you have sold me on this program. Thanks for the great explanation and your video was very easy to watch.
Thank you! Check out the three more recent tutorials. There’s been a lot of updates to the program 😊
Awesome! Thank you!
Yay!!! You got the Sponsorship
:D
Looks easier than sketch up, which I struggle with even after using it on an off for a while now. (or at least let’s me imitate the way I work and think). Will look at giving it a try.
It’s definitely more intuitive than SketchUp. I’d say it’s the most intuitive CAD program I’ve ever used. (I do CAD work as my day job and have used five or six different softwares over the past 15 years)
Wow!!! Great!!! Please more video how working in sapr3d program!
Thanks for the tutorial! Is there a reason for working with the grid in millimeters vs inches? If the lumber I’m working with is in inches (3/4” and 1/2” plywood) should I also be designing with inches?
wow that was grate i will dowload this app
🙏 Great video!!!
Thanks!
Would love to see an updated video with Shapr3Ds new 2d drawing export!
Will do!
Just trying shaker 3d, need more tutorials about getting started and basics. Ty
I plan to make an online class for this in the future
By the luck of the Tube gods I happened to have this video come through my feed. Great video and presented in a way that was so easy to grasp. Good job Sir!! Well I am hoping to soon get a new iPad and this app will definitely be added to it. I have to give it a try for some hobby type woodworking projects.
Thanks!
Fantastic tutorial! Shaper should sponsor you to make many more tutorials! Thanks!
Thanks! I agree 😂
Love it! Hopefully I can get as comfortable with the program as you are. Some things were done so fast I was confused. Also, @ 1:07 when we see your Home Screen are those shortcuts on the left? And if so, what are they used for and maybe you could do a video explaining? I am all about learning to be more efficient! Cheers.
Yeah they’re Apple shortcuts. My channel isn’t really an iPad/tech channel. You can search for “shortcuts on iPad” and there’s a lot of stuff on it.
Excellent video thank you, it’s made me less intimated to start drawing!
Very nice
i believe there will be a lot of newbie like myself around here. your video is top notch, only if you could please slow down, so noobs can absorb the commands. it will help us enjoy the learning process. many thanks
Thank you for posting a tutorial related to a furniture build and Shapr3D. I hope to see more. This video tutorial was very good relative to the other Shapr3D tutorials available. However relative to other tutorials for programs like Sketchup this tutorial is ok. Like the other Shaper3D tutorials out there this video progresses far to fast for me to be easily useful. When you say ‘I use the translate tool...’ for example by the time I’ve figured out where/what the translate tool is you’ve already moved on. I am appreciative for your time and thankful this wasn’t 30 minutes of music and warp speed sketching. Maybe as a raw beginner to Shapr3D I’m not the target audience. I’m sure more experienced users got much more valuable info from the vid.
I just assumed people would pause and do the option, then continue with the video. It’s how I normally work when learning from TH-cam videos. I’ll keep that in mind for next time
Actually you assume correctly. I use split screen with TH-cam and Shapr3D side by side but still find it difficult Probably more my issue as obviously with over 400 likes I’m likely in the minority. I find Shapr3D difficult to use in general. I meant no animosity toward you or the tutorial , and I appreciate you responding to my comment. I look forward to your next Shapr3D tutorial and really enjoy your build videos.
No animosity taken. I haven’t done many tutorials before. So I’m still trying to figure things out :)
Hi! Super Awesome vid thank you!! May i know, is it possible to do a floor plan on it and make a 3D interior space? Or maybe you can help suggest some apps for 3D interior design, something similar to sketchup or 3Ds max?
Great video! Really informative but I was wondering it was possible to change the angles of the box to be a parallelogram? I always seem to get stopped by constraints. Thanks!
If you want to change the angle of the miter ends, just select the edge surface, then select one of the edges. Then you’ll be able to rotate the surface about that edge
Just stumble in your channel. 👌🏼👍🏻
🙏🏼Thanks you a lot for this video.🙏🏼
Would be great if you could make a slower step by step one.🙏🏼
is there any book you could recommend so I could learn the different types of joints and jargon you are using?? I have never worked with furnature before but i am wanting to start so i can design a production desk to fit my needs!
Essential Joinery by Marc Spanuolo is a great book. But I mostly just learn from TH-cam videos
I’m wondering how you go about creating a “finished” plan once you have your model complete. In other words, is there a way to export this or print this with measurments on each piece showing. One other question, I saw your video over on the Shapr3d channel, and notice you incorporate a cut list app. What app was that? Great content! Thanks.
Check out my other video on how I made the cut list. I did it in Shapr3D. It’s basically the same way you’d do it in either Sketchup or Fusion 360
It should export the cutlist so nesting can be done in a dedicated software like cutlist fx.
Thank you for a great tutorial! Cad on Ipad makes my woodwork designing so much better! Question, at 1330, you should be able to use the subtract tool on the second part, right?
Sorry for the super late reply. Yes, you can absolutely use the subtract tool to do this
Loved this video.
I’m going to try It.
Just a question: when you make your cutting diagram don’t you need to account for the thickness of the blade? With the pieces all butted up against each other the measurements are going to deviate at the end, right?
I don’t account for them when I make my cutting diagrams because I use referential measurements when I build. And when I break down the plywood, I’d make one cut, then measure from the new edge anyway. The sizes wouldn’t differ
I’ve downloaded the App and I like it very much. The tutorials are very explanatory also.
Two side notes: I have a regular iPad 6 and it works great; I don’t have an Apple Pencil but a Chinese one instead that costs a fraction of the price and it also works great 😊
Nice! Thanks for the info!
Thanks for the info on shapr 3D. Just had question for you, can we export models created on this app to other formats (such as 3DS) for product renders on PC?
Yes. There’s a list of formats it can export in on their website
Wow... i need this app. Will it run on regular iPad? Or is pro the one I need?
@7:03 Fast workaround for this (in desktop version) do select all (crtl+a) and then shift+click the folder to deselect just that one. You can grab all the rest and drop it into the folder.
Nice!
Hey, great video 😊. Do you know if the export files are compatiple with Lightburn?
Yes, shapr3d can export in .svg
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Hey Bevelish, thanks for all the tutorials you have so far produced. Really helped me along the way with learning shapr3d. Have you come across any better ways of taking your parts and optimising the layout on a sheet of 8x4? Im just at the point of getting training on a industrial size cnc machine, which i will use for wardrobes and doors. So jobs consist of up to 10sheets at a time. Wondering if there is something quicker and more organised. Currently use CutList Optimiser and manually input measurements and then cut on a wall saw, but transferring to cnc shortly! Thanks in advance!
No that’s still the only way right now
Also, have the same scenario… how is CutList optimizer?
Awesome video, thanks Alex! I've tried fusion and sketch up in the past and got very discouraged by the mouse and keyboard workflow. After only 1 hour in on playing around with ith shapr3d w/ the apple pencil and already so much more comfortable doing cad drawings on the iPad than I was after many hours of fusion/SketchUp tutorials.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
This is exactly how I feel the pen and ipad combination just works.
I really like how sketchup lets me move whole pieces by the corner and auto aligns them. I also miss the tape measure function when using shapr3d instead of SU. I have a lot to learn to become this fast at shapr3d.
I think the “align” and “translate” functions are just as fast. Try them out :)
I got a ad for Shapr3D while watching this
Lol
Please do more videos with this app!!!!!
I probably will
Hey Alex, it’s been 2 years bro. When is the next video coming out. I just got the app via Matthew Encina.
I made a few more videos with this app..
Yeeeeeeeeeeeees!
Hello this was the best Shapr3D tutorial. I primarily want to use for designing furniture. Thanks I’ll probably hit you up with questions. How did you get so proficient with Shapr?
Thanks! I’d say the best way to get good at it is keep using it. I’ll practice with it any chance I get. When I’m watching tv, I’ll pick it up and draw a random table lol
Great insight into the app. My brain doesn’t work that fast but I picked up some valuable tips. Just need to watch it again and again. Is there a TH-cam slow mo button??
Yes, there’s an option to slow the video down in the options
Random question- wanted to do the iPad setup as well. Do you use the iPad for film editing at all? Torn on how much on board storage to get. 512gb , 1tb, 2tb, thanks!
Hey I don’t use my iPad for editing. Even if you do edit video, you can edit off of an external SSD drive. It’ll be just as fast without taking up internal storage
Does it matter if you’re using the first pencil? Any difference? Great video thanks.
Their website says both gen works
Hey so im learning Shapr3d, could you tell me how to set something at a certain distance. Like have a 4 inch lip all the way around my work table
Awesome. Neat CAD application.
12:28 The second leg axis isn't exactly symmetrical to the first one, though. (Not that it matters much for this demonstration. It's just that I feel that programs with emphasis on easy usability often allow for easy mistakes. // Or to put it differently: Ease of usability often comes with a lack of control. But I want to try it out, myself. Shapr3D looks great.)
Yeah it probably wasn’t completely symmetrical, but it wouldn’t matter much if I’m building it
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Only just started watching your videos recently I was curious if you had any videos where you discuss your thought process when working through a design and how you’re about to think in terms of millimeters and different things like that. I’m assuming you grew up with the metric system.
Nah I grew up in the US. But we only used metric in engineering school (in the US). And I worked as an engineer for Honda for 12 years, and we only used metric.
Love you channel, but have one question. Right now the pro version no longer exists. If I would want to add dimensions would I need the standard version? If you don't know no biggie, you have really inspired me!
I know they’re working on adding dimensions to 3D parts like Sketchup does. I’m not sure what version it’s finally going to be on though
Hi Alex, great tutorial! Where did you learn Shapr3D? Is there an online school available? Nicolas
Hey thanks. I just learned it by looking through some of the videos on Shapr3D’s TH-cam channel and then playing it on my own
can you give tips how to add dimension in 3D obj.... to calculate materials preparation
brilliant video LOVE IT but by all the brilliant CAD you forgot that your saw cut is bigger than 0mm. ;-) How you manage the cutting with of your tools in the layout?
I never lay out the kerf of the blade :) the diagram is just for reference. As long as there’s leftover material along one edge, it’s fine
I’m curious about how you would center up the leg assembly. It seemed that it wasn’t perfectly centered in the drawing from the start and the half lap and the position of the legs would be in different spots. I realize once building for real you can center everything up but just wondering how to set this in place. Seasoned SketchUp user and brand new shaper3d user.