An LED Tea Light in CAD

Just a simple but dimensionally accurate LED Tea Light.
I will use this design in future designs to get things sized correctly.

[@forceofbill]

Great video!!

[@4axisprinting]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@serhanakdeniz]

It's great to see tutorials are getting crowded. I love the ability of offsetting sketches.
Can you make a tutorial for cam module? I've tinkered it today but couldn't find my way easily.

[@url00]

Great video! And I think that flame definitely means you have artistic talent! You just used FreeCAD as a medium!
If you don’t mind answering a question, I was wondering if FreeCAD could model something with pivoting joints, like this pivot shelf project: th-cam.com/video/6pcSBCV4rT4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=rLqfENk56ZHr0m3t
But regardless, thanks again for the video! Always a treat.

[@4axisprinting]

Thank you for your kind words.
FreeCAD can definitely model the storage shelf/workbench. A good approach would be to model each of the cut dimensional pieces and then assemble it all in one of the assembly workbenches. That allows you to move the parts in CD to make sure it all makes sense, and then produce technical drawings you can use in the construction and assembly.
It looks like there are workbenches like arch and frametools that might help you there but I have no experience with them.