Exactly, but thank you for the great content! Can you show how you would build rotating cylinder that sits on ball bearings and can be easily removed? I need that for a self build filament dryer for my 3d printer.
Here is an old one for you. Draw two independent boxes in sketcher. Now join them them to each other at one corner using the "coincident constraint". Now assume that sometime later(after adding many other objects and constraints you decide you want to detach the boxes by removing that coincident constraint. How do you find it without hunting and pecking by selecting lines to figure out which one it is? BTW: I submitted and issue for this in FreeCAD years ago and although there was discussion it never seemed to be resolved from what I can see
A good start would be to display coincident constraints. I agree it's confusing, but it's going to take some thought to figure out a good way to present the information in order to make deleting only the relevant coincident constraint easy.
Please check your recording settings. It looks like it was scaled down to 480p and/or compressed to much because the text is very difficult to read.
Exactly, but thank you for the great content!
Can you show how you would build rotating cylinder that sits on ball bearings and can be easily removed? I need that for a self build filament dryer for my 3d printer.
FreeCAD is getting better and better. I'm still using Fusion 360 but I'm hoping to switch with the next release (1.0)
This is fantastic
Interesting - I have no problem reading everything. Thanks for the preview of the new features!
Here is an old one for you. Draw two independent boxes in sketcher. Now join them them to each other at one corner using the "coincident constraint". Now assume that sometime later(after adding many other objects and constraints you decide you want to detach the boxes by removing that coincident constraint. How do you find it without hunting and pecking by selecting lines to figure out which one it is?
BTW: I submitted and issue for this in FreeCAD years ago and although there was discussion it never seemed to be resolved from what I can see
A good start would be to display coincident constraints. I agree it's confusing, but it's going to take some thought to figure out a good way to present the information in order to make deleting only the relevant coincident constraint easy.
I cannot read anything.