If you want to create wall thickness: - Method 1: using 3D offset tool directly in Part WB. Dont forget to check on fill offset. - Method 2 a little harder: 1. Using Filling tool in surface wb to fill all 4 holes. Not recommend using Array. 2. Go to part wb, select 4 holes and the shell and union them 3. Select the fusion, go to menu part-convert to solid. 4. Select 4 faces and use thickness tool.
FreeCAD is not easy. If you choose FreeCAD, you must be patient and ready to face some problems. I can help you a few times, but you have to overcome difficulties on your own. Watch my videos carefully, as well as those from other channels. Just enjoy the process! :)
Sempre ottimi tutorial per quelli come me principianti.se posso fare una domanda sul tutorial perché con l'ultimo sketcher il punto per capirci, nella vista 3d io lo vedo con una forma quadrata piatta e non sferico come nel suo video? grazie.
Thanks so much for this, just a question, are you a mechanical engineer? Do you do full scale mechanical, commercial work on freecad? If so, are you willing to teach me freecad with paid hours? I’m a designer with 7 years of solidworks experience. I can write you an email and we can discuss please. Do share your ID. Thanks!
I love your videos but I find FreeCAD so kluny - when it does not do what I want I find it difficult to figure it out - vs Shapr3D. I wish the UI and workflow would be better
If you want to create wall thickness:
- Method 1: using 3D offset tool directly in Part WB. Dont forget to check on fill offset.
- Method 2 a little harder:
1. Using Filling tool in surface wb to fill all 4 holes. Not recommend using Array.
2. Go to part wb, select 4 holes and the shell and union them
3. Select the fusion, go to menu part-convert to solid.
4. Select 4 faces and use thickness tool.
Neither method ultimately produces a solid body. Sometimes access is denied. Show me step by step, please.
FreeCAD is not easy. If you choose FreeCAD, you must be patient and ready to face some problems. I can help you a few times, but you have to overcome difficulties on your own. Watch my videos carefully, as well as those from other channels. Just enjoy the process! :)
Well said !
I learned about C0, G1, G2 in surface modeling from this video. Thanks everytime uploading such a great video!
Nice done 🎉
That was a great lesson... Thank you
Very useful video. Thank you.
I always learn so much from your videos. You do an outstanding job and I appreciate your efforts.Thank you!
Thanks matt, I glad it helped! :)
That is great. It works perfect. Thank you fore learning 🙂
Please make the wall thickness of the body a little thicker at the end. 😏
good comment!
@@DuyQuangDang I did it, it worked fine not using the Shell!
Sempre ottimi tutorial per quelli come me principianti.se posso fare una domanda sul tutorial perché con l'ultimo sketcher il punto per capirci, nella vista 3d io lo vedo con una forma quadrata piatta e non sferico come nel suo video? grazie.
Thanks! I use different theme and different display. So square or sphere are the same.
@@DuyQuangDang grazie per la risposta, pensavo si potesse modificare nel menù preferenze. comunque molte grazie. saluti
@@Fumista5721 You can, just go to Edit/Preferences/Display/ 3D View /Anti-Aliasing/ Drop the menu down and change to MSAA 8x. Then restart Freecad.
fatto! perfetto bene Grazie saluti.
Thanks so much for this, just a question, are you a mechanical engineer? Do you do full scale mechanical, commercial work on freecad? If so, are you willing to teach me freecad with paid hours? I’m a designer with 7 years of solidworks experience. I can write you an email and we can discuss please. Do share your ID.
Thanks!
@brankelly1921 Thanks for enjoying the tutorial, sure you can find my id in the profile we could discuss more about this via mail!
I love your videos but I find FreeCAD so kluny - when it does not do what I want I find it difficult to figure it out - vs Shapr3D.
I wish the UI and workflow would be better
A little patience needed !