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Greetings. Cool video. Could you make a video of how to create a 428 10z Star for a 20x18 ATV and Motorcycle in FreeCad?

Thank you. Great 🙂

Thanks for this video. Very clear.

fantastic masterclass

Thank you~ you have taught me a lot!

You move way to fast for me to follow. I think there are some good techniques in here, but they are not presented in a way i can learn them.

Great Instruction very accurate and detailed instructions in a short amount of time. Thank You Instructor! Great job and very nice design! : )

Any chance of doing countersunk on a body where there are holes?

bravo pour la démarche pédagogique, qui explique parfaitement le déroulement des opérations et expose les différentes possibilités de sheetmetal

white theme hurt my eyes 🥵

That's where I been looking for. Many Thanks for this lesson! With greetings from Germany

Really good!

I learned so much in this video, thank you!

can you explain that 315 angle if possible first you did 45 then 90-45/2 not understand

A BIG THANK YOU!!!!!

Great video! I find when learning new CAD software that it's just nice to watch someone's workflow and see how they do things. I felt like I learned a lot more here than in an actual tutorial.

Very nice, thank you

just found your channel, I just started learning freecad recently, and your channel is absolutely what I need, thanks for such great contents, I think I'll go through many of your videos in the next few months. keep up the great work, thanks👍👍👍

Great explanation und video. Thank you very much 🙂

bad tutorial.

Thank you. Great 🙂

I have a suggestion for a video. It would be cool to have a video on how to make a tapered thread in freecad. Like those used in pipes. I didn't find any video teaching how to do this on RUclips... I don't even know if it's possible in Freecad.

Very great tutorial to learn! I fallow the exact step show, but the version 1.0.0 of freecad won't let me do all without a lot of error! I try to understand what I did wrong but my knowledge in modelling and 3d cad software are very low! Did you know if the official release of FreeCad are more restrictives then the RC2 version?

It's useful for me. Thanks!

Très bien cette vidéo qui présente de façon quasi exhaustive les différentes méthodes pour arriver à un même résultat ! Je n'avais pas vu ce genre de démonstration sur d'autres tutoriels du même genre. C'est vraiment instructif pour ceux qui ne connaissent pas bien le logiciel... Merci pour eux !

So perfect sir

So amazing sir

How did you come up with a pitch of 100? I don't understand where it came from.

Nice content!

super👍👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪

Really simple but useful tutorial. Thank you!

love it. Thanks alot !!!!!

Супер. Как я рад, что нашёл ваш канал. 👍👍👍. Спасибо за работу. Подскажите пожалуйста, как сделать сборку из нескольких деталей ?

Time lapse video..? 🤔🙄

I like this model as a basepoint for a electronics project. Can you make a tutorial for the lid and closingclamps please??

Thank you! It looks like the Hole feature does not work on some FreeCad versions. I have .21 and it does not work

Great Content! Your directions are very clear.

Thank cyou. Great for me 🙂

Merci pour le partage c'est un modèle intéressant. Thanks for sharing, it’s an interesting model

Can you make a tutorial of this?

lot of error sir

Спасибо за отличное видео.

Great "challenge" - as a FreeCAD guys i am going to challenge my colleagues at work who use CATIA and Autodesk Inventor - if they can do it significantly faster or not :D

Ita easier to pause than to fast forward. Its the perfect speed.

Thanks for this. Had to use this method for a model in v1.0.0. It still works, but the blue object binder is no longer available. The green object binder gave me correct results.

Nice presentation! Thank you for clear, concise, accessible instruction throughout. Even tho I use a different CAD app, your tutorial is exciting and is inspiring me to replicate your sketch and resulting part to build up my CAD skills. Best!

Мужик, ты крут !!!

Awesame. Thank you very much 🙂

thank you...