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Amazing video. All your long content and shorts have been extremely useful in my University journey as well as Formula Student. I have been watching you since i first got introduced to SW three years ago and I love the direction the channel is taking. Today I got to use an SLA printer for the first time so this could not have been better timed. Keep up the amazing content, I'll be here for it.
Aryan fantastic job! I too think the practical content is of greater value. The SolidWorks and engineering skills are needed but what is most needed in industry is being able to take those skills and put them into practice to create real results. Great work!!
Hey Aryaan Love your videos I am a mechanical design engineer myself and work with tight tolerance fitting mechanisms all the time, and usually I have to make 2 or 3 design iteration due to their fitments. I'd love to see a video about it from your channel to see how you handle modelling such a mechanism and hopefully learn something from it.
ADVICE look to balance between filming and working i suggest to just put the camera on the tripod to film u and focus on the work then u can add a voice over explaining what you was doing. thats one. the secound thing is that u can split your channel goals to the beginners and the pro designer think of it like that (video for pro and other for beginners ) for example i am looking for a surfasing tutorial and i could not find a good one
Sorry, but it's my first attempt, filming, audio, camera angles, focus, etc, are a big headache, and trying to think of 10 things to check makes things harder.
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Amazing video. All your long content and shorts have been extremely useful in my University journey as well as Formula Student. I have been watching you since i first got introduced to SW three years ago and I love the direction the channel is taking. Today I got to use an SLA printer for the first time so this could not have been better timed. Keep up the amazing content, I'll be here for it.
Thanks a lot Martin!
Aryan fantastic job! I too think the practical content is of greater value. The SolidWorks and engineering skills are needed but what is most needed in industry is being able to take those skills and put them into practice to create real results. Great work!!
Thank you! very glad you liked it
Hey Aryaan
Love your videos I am a mechanical design engineer myself and work with tight tolerance fitting mechanisms all the time, and usually I have to make 2 or 3 design iteration due to their fitments. I'd love to see a video about it from your channel to see how you handle modelling such a mechanism and hopefully learn something from it.
Will keep that in mind! Ok! Thanks man
Excellent
Thank you! Cheers!
Seeing the process and behind the scenes is amazing.
Really? I'm glad you liked it
Amazing video. Keep up the great work buddy.
Thanks, will do!
ADVICE
look to balance between filming and working i suggest to just put the camera on the tripod to film u and focus on the work then u can add a voice over explaining what you was doing. thats one. the secound thing is that u can split your channel goals to the beginners and the pro designer think of it like that (video for pro and other for beginners ) for example i am looking for a surfasing tutorial and i could not find a good one
maybe! I should try that
and noted about the split
Are you familiar with the FRC program?
I would like to know you're opinion on it🙏
Good day ,Sadly I have not used it yet.
Concept idea is great but needs a little bit practice, you can look for jbv creative for this type of concept. Btw try kiss method next time
For sure, KISS Workflows all the way, but again at times even he mentions that the way to go is Brute force and multiple iterations.
Bro you really suck at designing but good at cad cam cae
Sorry, but it's my first attempt, filming, audio, camera angles, focus, etc, are a big headache, and trying to think of 10 things to check makes things harder.