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Nice one!

i just learn how to design a Lego helicopter in solid works and ever since ive learned how to do that i just been really passionate bout learning how to model Legos in solid works.im really glad i found your channel!!!!

i want to learn how to design different lego sets in solid works, i really do like the ideal of combining lego and cad. also like how you explain and show breakdown of how u got the dimension of each lego part

Will u be doing more Lego build on this channel. I'm really learning a lot from watching your videos

This is really fantastic work you have put into this series, I really appreciate it and have learned a lot from watching you.

Thank you so much for all your work putting this series together. Absolutely brilliant!

Amazing work!!!!

This look awesome mate, as a beginner to SolidWorks I'm looking forward to working through it.

Thank you man, I spent many hours and can not do that(beginner). Life saver😊

love this

I just finished part 1, which consists of 2 modeling and a mechanical assembly that requires creating a driver vis sketch and change the value to find how much drive shaft has moved. Each model has two questions, total 90 min.

Awesome video! I currently work in FreeCAD, do you happen to know any way I could access SolidWorks for free tho?

Pretty helpful, I was kinda stuck on Q-3, I though I had to use the shell feature but you made it look so easy.

Perfect channel for anyone sitting for the CSWA and CSWP exams. I'm gonna take the CSWP exam soon and will certainly benefit from this channel. Thanks Chris!

Awesome videos, thanks you Chris. Highly recommended to anyone interested to pass SolidWorks certification exam.

I've just paid £15 on a similar training course on Udemy. I'm using it with your videos to learn Solidworks. If this was slowed down with a few explanations along the way it would make a fantastic training course. And wow, you're blistering quick. I need the reaction speed of a Ninja to pause in time so I can keep up! Brilliant series

Ur channel is becoming my favorite right now!!!

I found "LEGO Brick Dimensions and Measurements" by Christoph Bartneck on his website to have a good technical drawing of a Lego brick.

Thanks for putting this series together. I've been wanting to 3D print some of the Lego MOC contraptions but couldn't find the parts to build the assemblies. I've just got Solidworks for makers and thanks to your easy to follow series I can build a library of bricks and open up a whole new world of printing. Great work 👍

Neat trick on the shell! Out of curiosity why is necessary to create a new sketch to close up the hole between the left and right hand sides after the shell operation? Can you instead simply select that face and extrude it?

Love how dedicated you are to figuring out an issue and solving it keep it up

truly amazing I'm so glad i found this channel keep this series going!!!!!!

thanks for the video, but what if the part I am working is bit large and has a lot of features, it will take a lot of time right then right?

are you working for lego?

Good one, can you explain all types of mate in a video

U just got a new describer i am a drafter who works with solidworklewho love legos and i want to start learning how to design my lego sets in solidworks

Thanks learned a lot

Thanks on making a video on drawing there is a very video in details on RUclips.

Great video! On plates vs. bricks I think I am just going to be lazy and use the same parametric model for both for now.

Exploded views topic missing in assembly

Awesome content

Awesome. I really want to do this but it's going take me forever with that kind of accuracy

Woohoo! Great stuff!

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Very cool series!

Awww yeah!!

How do you know the length of the bush at 30.00

Amazing!

thank you soooo much for sharing your knowledge with us. im an intern mechanical engineer. even though english my second language, im really impressed by what i learned from u. your teaching and explaining way is so smart and professional..

This is great! Thanks ChirsBCo!!!

Just so you understand the original is bigger because a lot of people put their cards/decks in card protectors. This usually adds a few mm on each side of the cards and to the thickness. Some people even double sleeve their cards.

Very very good

Missing the tolerance on the second match, What a legendary comeback!! You are so cool during the tournament!!

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Can you make a video on sheet metal

Totally balls up all the down stream features after changing the split sketch fillets. Look at how big the grip chamfer is in tutorial.. 😁👍

How did you deal with the tolerances for all the fits?

Fantastic deed of giving back, its just comes full circle and is what we need more people to do. Awaiting more content, maybe even something more on the industrial design side of things. Have you had any need of Gh + SW integrations? Maybe some of those workflows too?

Thanks your content is amazing