I like the fact that people are making tutorials on the Draft workbench, which is very often forgotten, even though it provides many solutions when creating models The Polyline function, for example, is very useful for drawing tubular frames or pipes, as it can automatically integrate radii in the corners however, for this kind of 2D drawing, I tend to prefer the sketcher workbench
There are many different ways of achieving the same result in FreeCAD. I think it is one of FreeCAD's power. It is sometimes hard to tell whether it is more advisable to use Sketcher or Draft for output like the one in the tutorial. As you pointed out, I found very few Draft tutorials, so I created this one :)
Many thanks.
Hi Tom, thank you. Greetings from Portugal
No problem. Greetings to Portugal 🙂
Thank you sir
You are welocme.
I like the fact that people are making tutorials on the Draft workbench, which is very often forgotten, even though it provides many solutions when creating models
The Polyline function, for example, is very useful for drawing tubular frames or pipes, as it can automatically integrate radii in the corners
however, for this kind of 2D drawing, I tend to prefer the sketcher workbench
There are many different ways of achieving the same result in FreeCAD. I think it is one of FreeCAD's power. It is sometimes hard to tell whether it is more advisable to use Sketcher or Draft for output like the one in the tutorial. As you pointed out, I found very few Draft tutorials, so I created this one :)