I had tech drawing classes back in college, didn't really like them, but years later when I picked up drawing as a hobby the skills I cultivated there really helped me
My dad used to do technical drawings and QA for a midwest sheetmetal manufacturer. I love this kind of stuff and have started getting into it for hobbies so I can accurately definite my solutions to design requirements. Wanted to share (you may not know, but you probably do) that you can set your camera to manual focus to keep it from focus hunting when you move your hands in and out of the frame. I love your video. Thank you for sharing!
Yeah, that autofocus issue was silly. Ever since I shoot on a different camera and I fixed the autofocus issue. And technical drawing is really fun glad you like it!
Excuse me, I`ve seen a confusing technical specification recenly. Could you help me understand what theese things mean «B edges fitting is allowed during following assy» and «Other TS comply with 12 100TU» The confusing part is «B edges» and «12 100TU»
For technical drawing, I always use cad, because it's much faster and more precise to create a drawing with the correct dimensions based on a precise model.
You are like other Moderndayjames.....You both intros are awesome....you both master's master at perspective......You both art master overall.......You both have 200 Chihuahuas to guard yourself...... ignore the pun at last tho, but you are awesome. I just discovered your channel right now, and I am already in love with it. Well well!! Sensei!!.....You can see Moderndayjames tho, he is awesome too.....
@@robertlkiss well i didn't knw u wld rply can u suggest some books for technical drawing i need to learn how to transfer complex curvers n shapes from orthographic to perspective (scott Robertson doesnt talk in detail)
@@Petersensei Hmm i learned technical drawing back in university, and everything else from the internet(tutorial videos and whatnot) so sadly don’t really know of other books other than Scott Robertson’s and my teacher Koos Eissen’s sketching books. However if you know how to construct things ortographically it’s the same thing in perspective you just have to keep perspective foreshortening in mind.
He laszlo love your art here is a question: How do you decide when doing a side view upon the width on the top view Like how do you go about it. Side view and then guess at the width in top view? Please answer me this, been following you for too long :)
@@robertlkiss but when you draw an top view (orthographic) you start with center line which is just a plane in top view and now it needs width like you said. According to what do you design the dimensions in top view so that it looks propotioned once put in perspective... Because the side view does give no information about the width... I hope i could explain Cant wait for your reply thanks and stay healthy
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I had tech drawing classes back in college, didn't really like them, but years later when I picked up drawing as a hobby the skills I cultivated there really helped me
Exactly, technical drawing might seem boring and dry but it can be really helpful to understand thr structure of things
It also reminds me when I was a teacher in the high school in Ghana 1992
My dad used to do technical drawings and QA for a midwest sheetmetal manufacturer. I love this kind of stuff and have started getting into it for hobbies so I can accurately definite my solutions to design requirements. Wanted to share (you may not know, but you probably do) that you can set your camera to manual focus to keep it from focus hunting when you move your hands in and out of the frame. I love your video. Thank you for sharing!
Yeah, that autofocus issue was silly. Ever since I shoot on a different camera and I fixed the autofocus issue. And technical drawing is really fun glad you like it!
I like your channel and humor :) Please keep up the good work. Greetings from Serbia!
Awesome, thank you! Will try my best ;)
Thank you sir.You are a good teacher.You made it simple for understanding
I’m happy you feel that way, thank you!
Always, Love your intro man
Hehe thanks mate:)
@@robertlkiss ❤️✌️
The intros are always hilarious, I love it🤣🤣
I agree 😆
Thanks ^_^
Excuse me, I`ve seen a confusing technical specification recenly. Could you help me understand what theese things mean «B edges fitting is allowed during following assy» and «Other TS comply with 12 100TU» The confusing part is «B edges» and «12 100TU»
Are there any technical drawings where you prefer to use a CAD software instead of hand drawings? Or are hand drawings always sufficient?
For technical drawing, I always use cad, because it's much faster and more precise to create a drawing with the correct dimensions based on a precise model.
Please make complete technical drawing series
You are like other Moderndayjames.....You both intros are awesome....you both master's master at perspective......You both art master overall.......You both have 200 Chihuahuas to guard yourself...... ignore the pun at last tho, but you are awesome. I just discovered your channel right now, and I am already in love with it. Well well!! Sensei!!.....You can see Moderndayjames tho, he is awesome too.....
Thank you very much I am honored ^_^
Do we have to study math in highschool to be an industrial/product designer??
You don't have to but math in highschool helps in general :)
What it's the best book técnical drawing? Please
In not sure but Scott Robertson is someone who is recommended
good video, i leave 5 star on google maps
I recommend that Google maps address!
You an use dashed lines to represent features we cant see rather than doing a cross section as done in the seat side view.
You are right cross section is dash dot dash not just dashed.
Hello to you,can I ask something about that lesson?
Of course, ask away!
Very good
Thank you
wow😮
@@AliciaFraser-l5t 🙌
those resources links are not working
Wel that sucks :/
@@robertlkiss well i didn't knw u wld rply can u suggest some books for technical drawing i need to learn how to transfer complex curvers n shapes from orthographic to perspective (scott Robertson doesnt talk in detail)
@@Petersensei Hmm i learned technical drawing back in university, and everything else from the internet(tutorial videos and whatnot) so sadly don’t really know of other books other than Scott Robertson’s and my teacher Koos Eissen’s sketching books. However if you know how to construct things ortographically it’s the same thing in perspective you just have to keep perspective foreshortening in mind.
any book from your uni ?
@@Petersensei as I said the Sketching books from my tacos Koos Eissen
Took me back to school hahah great video!
I bet I got a lot of things wrong but it has been more than a decade since I last used technical drawings, so yeah it has taken me back as well :)
Reminds me too when I saw a teacher in the high school in Ghana 1992
you are amazing ;)
Thank you ^_^
He laszlo love your art here is a question:
How do you decide when doing a side view upon the width on the top view
Like how do you go about it.
Side view and then guess at the width in top view?
Please answer me this, been following you for too long :)
Not sure I get the question completely, but if you are coming up with the design you decided the dimensions. So it is up to you.
@@robertlkiss but when you draw an top view (orthographic)
you start with center line which is just a plane in top view and now it needs width like you said.
According to what do you design the dimensions in top view so that it looks propotioned once put in perspective...
Because the side view does give no information about the width...
I hope i could explain
Cant wait for your reply thanks and stay healthy
@@robertlkiss I think they’re asking how do you draw something with the same dimensions if you change perspective
@@dawsonkim6660 You just project the dimentions. I have talked about those in some of my videos.
Ask me any technical drawing equation
0:27 are those Naruto manga?!!
Yes indeed
It this needed to be either a graphic designer or computer scientist
Is that a question or a statement? :)
@@robertlkiss a question I’ve been dealing with pls I need clarification
@@Daniel-ei2sd can you reformulate the question? I didn't get what you mean
As a person who wants to study computer science is it necessary for me to offer Technical Drawing as a course in school @@robertlkiss
Wtf did I just watch
Hopefully something educational.