FreeCAD 0.20 For Beginners | 3 | Refining Part Design Model and Output To Technical Drawing
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- Опубликовано: 19 сен 2024
- Welcome to part 3 of the total beginners course to FreeCAD 0.20. In this lesson we will refine our basic part design model by learning more about constraints and sketcher tools. We will understand how to model on two planes and finally create a technical drawing of our pat. We are still following a part design workflow and learning the fundamentals of using the sketcher to create constrained sketches. In doing so we are simplifying the actions needed to create our model. This with a basic introduction to TechDraw workbench will help teach the fundamentals of freeCAD using the basics but delivering via teaching you different workflows.
In one lesson you may be learning how to sketch and build a model but will also be following a workflow that will take through the part design workbench all the way to exporting it out in STL format. In another lesson you may be learning how to model in the part workbench to see the differences between it and the part workbench but you will be following a workflow that will allow you to create 2D plans of your model to laser / paper cut.
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As usual another excellent video. I've been using freecad for several years now, mostly for preparing 3d print parts. Even though this series is geared for beginners I still learned a number of things from watching it.
Thank you for the kind comments and support through this channels lifetime. Its great that even with tutorials that are geared towards the beginner that people like yourself with experience still can benefit. I'm trying to strike a balance with new comers to freecad and the more experienced, releasing videos for both along with my findings with experiments and research in the area of 3D. So I always greatful for feedback, thank you.
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Have watched several FreeCAD tutorials and this series is by far the most intuitive to follow and understand. The 'building-block' (modular) approach breaks complex concepts into manageable-sized pieces. The information is presented at an easy-to-follow pace. Thank you for creating such excellent content. I now feel confident investing in 3D-printing and laser cutting machinery.
Thank you so much. Its great to hear that what I am doing is helping others so much. It does take a lot of time making the videos but comments like yours show its well worth it.
Thank you very much for this series of videos. Your timing in the video is spot on, even though I have to pause/rewind at times. This is not you, but usually when I have made a mistake lol. I may be following step by step, but I still feel a sense of accomplishment when I complete a part. This tells me that your approach to teaching is first rate. Thanks again :)
Glad it was helpful! And thank you so much for the feedback and kind words :)
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Know that feeling regarding problems with finishing courses due to circumstances especially when you have just a few lessons to go can be a real heart breaker. I had a similar experience when I was training to be a teacher. Just had a few more exams to sit and then I was fully qualified only to have my training provider go bust. Glad your enjoying all the tutorials, it's great to hear they are helping people like yourself. Thank you for the kind comments 😊
I am almost 27 years old and new to FreeCad and using CAD software, and you make it easy to follow along.
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This series is great. I've been trying to fast track learning freecad, based on my experience with other modelling and drawing software, but it's different to anything I've used and I kept getting frustrated. I finally have the patience to approach this as a proper beginner and your level of detail and your explanations are really useful. Thanks.
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Great freeCAD, video tutorial, but most draftsman/engineers would not rotate the left view so that the points no longer lineup horizontally with the points of the front view.
I actually stopped practicing on the other screen and just watched the video as I was so engrossed in what was being described, and I've only just realised it was 46mins...
By far the best tutorial for FreeCAD v0.20 I've watched...
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed.
I finally fished part -3-, I have learned to go really slow, can't tell you how many times I started over, Thanks, on to part 4.
really great tutorial, thank you!
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I thought I had "mastered" the basics of FreeCAD, but I realize that I was multiplying sketches and constraints unnecessarily.
According to the comments I read (below), I can see that I'm not the only one who appreciates going back to the basics of FreeCAD.
Thank you again for sharing your expertise and mastery of FreeCAD.
At the end of the day what you and others have done isn't wrong, as long as you make the desired geometry the end outcome will be the same. But learning how to constrain in multiple ways allows you to become a better designer by understanding the software in more depth. And these are transferable skills to other CAD packages. It's been great running these tutorials, there is a lot more to come and thank you for your supportive comments.
Highly appreciated for the video 3. Again, your very clear and step-by-step illustration also inspired me to think about there is not only one way to create the object body. We need think about how to make it simpliar and easy which means that is effiecient and quality of the drawing.
Thanks for the comments glad your finding these videos useful. Yes there are so many ways to create the same model. I was going to go into lofting the same one but I am going to put that in another video with a different object to keep things interesting as you wouldn't really want to go down a loft route with this object, it will be over kill. Simplicity is the key :)
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This is by far the overall the best informative video that covers so much good basic info. Thanks for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it, and thanks for the comment :)
When I started this tutorial I didn´t think I was going to enjoy this one as much, but I was wrong. I was a grreat workflow and it was super fun and easy. Now I know something I didn´t even know I wanted to know. Great job on this tutorial. Thanks so much.
Great to hear that you enjoyed, the thumbnail doesn't have the most appealing end result but it's a good workflow to learn. Thank you for the kind comment.
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Thank you for explaining every step as you do it. There are times where you could assume that the viewer shouldn't need a particular step explained because it was covered in detail in a previous video. But of course to someone just learning, it's impossible to remember everything you've previously demonstrated. So even though many of your explanations are redundant, they're useful. Cheers.
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Yes the accents differ widely in UK. Also if you travel around a lot you end up with a combination which is interesting. I know exactly what you mean, where I cone from the words 'free' and 'three' sound almost identical. Also some 'h' s are often dropped Chatham becomes Chatam. So your guess is a bit far from where I grew up, I grew up in the South East in Kent but have a version called a 'Estuary' accent and we often get mistaken for being Australian. Glad you like the videos.
@@MangoJellySolutions Ah....we lived up on The Wirral by the River Mersey. I know all about tidal estuaries.
On of the best tutorial series ever , thank you very much.
Thank you so much for the kind comment, glad your enjoying the series.
Thank you very much for your serie, very well layed out ! In my version (which is very recent), it has no issue anymore with the "multiple solids" in Part Design.
Great to hear! So glad toy are finding the series useful.
Very well taught, thank you
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just getting into using this to make 3D printer projects plus have to say the way you explain everything and the options you describe is really a great way to show people how to use and why very clear and knowledgeable.
Thank you so much for the kind feedback. Great to see the videos are helping and your enjoying. Good luck with your new hobby 😊😊
Thank you I had tried other freecad video tutorials and couldn't wrap my head around it but starting with you videos everything seemed to click and I was able to start moving forward on my projects
Glad I could help! So glad these videos are helping out. I teach in a very different way to others and it looks like it's working :) Thank you
Great tutorial (series), really enjoy your way of explaining things. I have however stumbled across one issue while following this particular video: at around 35:00 when adding the projection group to the drawing my top and right view are lacking some lines. In the right view it's the top and bottom lines between the two most outward vertices of the base-plate. In the top view it's the four line segments that connect the central protrusion to the rest of the base-plate. Writing this right now I am becoming aware of the fact that the lines that are invisible to me are the ones that result when viewing a fillet from an angle that flattens the fillet's plane to a line. I am using version .21 and after some online digging and experimenting I was able to find a workaround where I
1: select the affected view
2: set all "direction" properties with value = 0,00 to 0,01
3: refresh drawing
4: reset values from 0,01 to 0,00
5: refresh again
6: profit
The issue seems to be related to numerical errors when it is is crucial if something is 0 or nearly 0.
Anyone else have this issue / know more about this?
Thank you for adding this detailed response and work around it really helps others who encounter the error. I haven't seen this myself and hopefully someone viewing this can help. It might be worth trying the freecad forum.
I got into cad to design my own hardwares for bags. And this tutorials have been amazing. It unlocked my potential to create my own hardwares instead of using common hardwares that every other people use. Thank you for the series.
Great to hear your finding these tutorials useful and it's helping to opening up more projects
Hi, thank you for this tutorials. I am new to freecad and still trying to understand the work around freecad and these are extremely helpful. I hope you will appreciate my perspective too. I feel that there are two problems with your tutorial.
1. you are trying to do too much in a single go which creates too many breaks in the flow of tutorial. We have to make and then delete things a lot more no. of times. You can use a flow chart to track down all the tools to streamline your presentation.
2. You do not emphasize on the key point. Some of the key points get missed in just few seconds. You can slow down on these key points. or even repeat them.
Still, These tutorials are full of knowledge and like a lifeline for beginners and hobbyists.
Thank you for the feedback always appreciated.
Very excellent series so far. I'm just starting my FreeCAD journey, first to draw some upgrade parts for one of my CNC routers. I have a lot of learning to do yet to get to the point of machining actual parts on my CNC mill.
I didn't notice you mentioning how to show the center measurements of the through holes in TechDraw, but I eventually figured it out; also had to edit my preferences to show the hole centers, something you maybe touched on in video 1 which I mostly skipped but need to go back and watch. I think I need to work through this video a few times and then take what I learned to create some new shape.
Great to see your starting on your journey, freecad is vast it can do so many things and it does have a learning curve but once you get some basic understanding then you can progress quite quickly. There are so many workbenches and you will probably also notice a path workbench for CNC and converting models to gcode (CNC was originally the reasons why I stated this channel but it seemed to evolve down a different route ). Great to hear you ventured deeper and added the additional measurements. I only scratched the surface but I would like to do a more in depth techdraw in the future with cross section, surface marks etc. Thank you for the kind comments.
What setting did you find to add the center measurement?
I have no idea how I found this course but it’s great! Thank you!
Great to hear, thank you so much for the kind comment.
This training is absolutely fantistic. Thank you.
Thank you 😊
Thanks!
This series is fantastic. Thank you.
Great to hear 😁
I am grateful you are revamping some of your videos, so I am working through from the beginning again. I don't profess to be a quick learner and your re-iteration of different approaches allowed by Freecad make my journey less daunting.
So glad it's helping, it's great to hear people are finding it useful. Thank you for your support 👍👍👍
Another fantastic video on FreeCAD, thank you.
Great to hear, thank you for your comment 👍
These are great videos and thank you. I was swimming around in FreeCAD and ready to abandon it. 2nd tutorial and getting the hang of object orient model development and it is really powerful. Keep going !!
Great to hear! Glad it's been of help. Freecad has a steep learning curve. I know what it feels like as when I started I had virtually nothing to guide me and took me months to do the simplest of things.
Update: last night I printed the model from section 2, printed fine, looked fantastic, started section 3, NOW its making sense, love the '=' tool, that saves a lot of time...
Another great video. Thanks!
Excellent presentation. I like the pace because, for the most part, I can keep up in my drawing as the video plays, only pausing occasionally.
Thank you for the feedback and it's great that you are finding the pace to your liking. I've been tempted to add more pauses in the video to allow for people to catch up but it's a balancing act as the video may end up being too long. Thank you for the kind comment.
Really enjoying this series I’m learning a lot 😀
Glad to hear it :)
Great tutorial, clear instructions.. Thank You
Glad you like, thank you 😁👍
Thanks very much for these tutorials!!! I worked with CAD and CAM for printed circuit boards but I'm totally new to 3D CAD. Like your presentation style!
Thank you, glad you like the videos. Do you work with KiCAD for your circuit boards?
@@MangoJellySolutions I used to work with the Allegro, Calma, Tango, Pentalogix, P-Cad, Scicards and Mentor programs for PCB CAD & CAM (as a reference, some of these programs are at the Solid Works & ProEng level of complexity) . Did a lot of mechanical design on a drafting board (I just dated myself eh?). Retired now, recently purchased a LongMill CNC router for the workshop and I'm looking at 3D printers so 3D capable software is needed. After some research I thought that FreeCAD would be OK - turns out that is WAY more capable that I expected. Enjoying your videos! Have to admit that I cheated when following along with the exercise - I turned on a 5mm snap grid to make positioning features easier 😀 Cheers from Ontario, Canada!
Learned a lot again! I really like the Tech View feature. You explain things very well.
Thank you, great that your enjoying
Excellent tutorial !
outstanding work
Im a beginner on CAD software. For some reasons I can't make a hole or if I'm able to make one on XY I can't make another one on XZ. I search and FreeCAD said I'm adding a multiple bodies or it's outside the body... I'm just getting frustrade. Ill keep watching your tutorials. Please make a body with different indents, holes in different sections XY,XZ,YZ
Amazing series and much needed for freecad. Thank you _so much_ for putting this together for us 👍 Gladly subbed to your patreon - please keep them coming - you're awesome
Hi Jody, thanks for the comments and becoming a patreon. Glad your enjoying these videos. There's so much more to come 😁
Thank you so much, I'll give you a "Super Thanks", you explain so well and save us a lot of time.
Thank you so much, glad you enjoyed. And Thanks for your kind comments 👍👍😁
thanks for the tutorials. Just a heads up: I wasnt able to create the final fillet neither this time or in the previous one. So ill open a topic at the freecad forums and see whats going on before I continue. kind of unique issue so it seems. cant wait to continue on with the series!
Huge fan of your teaching style, Shifu!
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Thanks very much for this series of videos
No problems, glad your enjoying them as much as am making them.
Coming from Fusion 360, this is super helpful. Also made me realise that I've done many many things wrong along the way ( : Thank you so much.
Great video you are the best on RUclips
Thank you
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Excellent!
Your video tutorial are very clear and precise. I am using FC 0.20.2 on Ubuntu 23.04 and I don't see the vertex black points on the TechDraw page. I tried to modify the vertex scale in the preference (as you show in your video) but the situation remain the same
Same here, let's wait for an answer...
Fine work.
Thank you for the tutorial. Regarding the drawing. Atleast in germany you are not allowed to turn the views (if you want to make it according to norm). I think.
I have the latest version, minor differences from yours on here and not sure if my struggle today from 23.00 (involving rectangle).
When you got to the part showing over constraint 23.34 and when you deleted the constraint, mine did not give the same results. I started a few times but no luck. Not sure what I'm missing?
Eventually got it fully constrained but once I got to my tech drawing, this vertical lines were missing only on the right view. Strange 😅
I gotta try this lesson over again.
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge, I've gleaned a lot this far.
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great video, thanks 👍
Great video but I feel like it was to jam packed. My reason being is the technical drawing portion in the video was a bit to fast for me honestly it felt a bit rushed but in the end I was able to learn what you were demonstrating. I just needed to pause every 2-5 seconds instead of every 10 seconds. Perhaps this video could have been split up into two parts, first being the workflow simplification and second was the technical drawing. Either way great work once again!
I came to the same conclusion. The technical drawing should of been as a seperate video as a follow on rather than trying to pack it all into one video. Way to much at this early stage. Sorry about that. Glad you got through it in the end.
So far, its not so diffrent from SolidWorks. I dont see why all the hate about FreeCAD, its seems awesome free ware and less fluff that clog all the other 3d CADs.
I had a lot of doubts about it up till now, and i think im gonna swich now)))
Great to hear. Thank you for adding that comment. So good to get honest opinions.
Genial, gran curso. Muchas gracias!
no luck with those inside fillets, lol doesn't seem to matter how many ways I try. One last try, I'll go and install freecad 2.0 and see if that works.
Well it looks like version 2.01 has solved the fillet problem Yeah, but for some reason all my font sizes were tiny, so I had to program it in the python editor(2 hrs later). Not the text in the 3d view port but all the rest which is turned up in my setting in linux, but for some reason the new version in not excepting the parameters from my computer, but yet version 1.9 was.
either way I am much happier now. If any one is listening. Thanks for your videos Mr Mango or is that Mr Jelly
Sorry I have only just seen this comment, sorry to hear you are having problems but have managed to get at least some of them solved. I recently been looking into changing text sizes for larger screens and have thrown a few questions out to see if there is some kind of script that can be run.
@@MangoJellySolutions Thanks for responding, I'm just finishing up lesson 5.1 - polar patterns now.
I did find a script that worked, the only thing I don't know at this moment is when I shut off my pc and restart free cad if I will have to enter it again. I entered it into the python console and it worked. Here it is.
>>> from PySide import QtGui
>>> f=QtGui.QApplication.font()
>>> print ("default:", f.pointSize())
>>> f.setPointSize( 20 ) # 20 is what I finally settled on but that's the number you will want to play with
>>> f=QtGui.QApplication.setFont(f)
Freecad is a free freedee program, you can make anyfing l fink for instance a drawring, and everyfink is explained free of charge because it's a free freedee program😊
Thank you so much for these great tutorials! Really got me started with CAD.
I have a question about this part. Why would we prefer to add the fillets in the sketch? I read that most people agree, that adding the fillets is best to be done as a last step on the body and keep the sketch as simple as possible. Why does this not apply here?
Glad your enjoying these videos. It's really down to preference at the end of the day. With this object it is very simplistic. Not much is going to change. If you have a more complex model then it's worth adding them as a separate operation. Those kind of decisions you will find out from personal experience, scenario and time as you progress with your learning of CAD.
@@MangoJellySolutionsOkay, I understand. Thank you for your quick answer!
first create rounded edges, then constrain all 4 diameters, then constrain the centre of the circle on the centre of the arch, and even less constrains had to be used. JMHO. But it's overall nice to follow along these classes.
thank you
This series is absolutely amazing. I’ve learned so much and I’m only on three do you have a paid class? There are some questions that I would like to ask.
Great to hear you have been enjoying the series. Unfortunately I don't do a paid class. I get numerous requests for classes but due to work commitments I can't commit to do them. I am trying to fund myself through patreon and donations to go full time in this venture but the closest I can get at this time is taking unpaid holiday every now and then from the proceeds of donations to work on more videos. But if you throw over some questions I see what I can do.
Fantastic. Thank you
Perfect! I asked this question in another video but now I see it. The fact that you can lay down a quick rough draft of your base design and then come back and dial the correct dimensions with a simple click. Can we do the same exact thing by importing a 2D image that I have drawn, just to get the “shape” of the object into the work bench and then be able to click all the corners like connect the dots and dial in the “real dimensions” and avoid too much manual labor🤔??
If so please tell me how🙏🙏🙏
Glad your enjoying, in answer to your question check out the next video in the collection. It's all about importing and tracing a reference image including scaling the image. The next video traces a single image and then you will move onto a more complex model using 3 reference images.
In the final model on the left and right sides where the upright meets the base (between the fillets), I would not expect to see a line since those two pieces make a flat surface. Is there a method to have FreeCAD render this correctly, because as is it looks like there is an edge at that location.
Sir you make this intuitive. Thank you. How do you include things like surface finish, and other manufecturing instructions?
Thank you glad you enjoyed. So in 0.21 of freecad there are surface finishing symbols included in techdraw. I am currently creating a video regarding these features which I hope to release this week.
well this is interesting. I made it to the fillets on the vertical piece. now when I try to back into sketch it says sketch is invalid.
Thank you very much. Your tutorial is fully easy to understand. But I have a question, Is there front view of technical drawing miss the dash line for indicate the holes?
Thanks for this! Follow up question; How can I make those pockets into screw pockets?
There is a icon by the side of pocket which allows a hole. From here you have some options for threads. It's one of the videos that I'm also working on 😁😁😁
Dankjewel 🙂