Mini Course 4 - Lesson 1/1 - Phone Stand - Do More with Extrude

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[@Benny-br5xk]

Your videos got me started with Onshape, I appreciate the knowledge.

[@musakoc]

This is probably one of the best onShape tutorial I have watched - I like how you use the programmatic approach rather than free handing.

[@kojitw]

I have learned so much from your video lessons. From zero to being able to build some cool stuff, you're lessons are easy to understand and excellent!

[@michaelsada4619]

The best CAD tutorial youtuber

[@skaterboi69]

I watched to like 11:30 and then just took off from there and made my own complete design, it's my first day using cad after watching your beginner tutorial I think I have the hang of it.

[@TherealSquiffy]

its a lot better to make the phone stand a lot less wide, it takes less filament and is more portable.

[@FEELINGS98]

I have watched all your videos to learn Onshape and you’re doing a great job. Could you show how to make threads and how to measure threads on something at home?

[@onlyeyeno]

Thanks for another great video.
I especially appreciated the "something happened" demonstration ;)...
Honestly it's comforting to see that I'm not the only one who experiences that the computer "decides to do it's own thing" from time to time :)

[@takomusic1]

I'm really happy that you still read the comments, even though you didn't post anything for the last 2 years. I have to say that your channel is really useful, I started learning onshape because I bought an ender 3, and I wanted to make my own models. I tried using blender (which I already know how to use) but it has a lot of limitations for making stuff for 3d printing, switching to onshape using your tutorials was pretty easy. Thanks!

[@shokk1967]

Thanks for the videos, just starting to learn onshape, your videos are easy to understand.

[@ahmedalruqaishi7312]

Thank you so much for the video upload ! Your efforts are very much appreciated !

[@simonbarnes5776]

Thanks for the great tutorial, very clear and concise. 👍👍👍👍

[@jimji2774]

Nice demo but not easy for beginners for sure. Especially liked you not editing out the problems. Thanks

[@worldlion7546]

Thanks , you have saved my technology test !

[@martymation9303]

I love these tutorials, keep it up! Also why is your website down?

[@georgefaria6396]

ty for your videos. big help

[@nams37]

Thank you

[@robertojavier1203]

Awesome!!

[@joeofalltrades3689]

Thank you so much!

[@CADSessions]

Glad it helped!

[@jensensphotography4570]

Would you possibly make a video about how to re-engineer, 3-D scanned models?

[@fransvanderlinden7774]

I like this🙂

[@Springbok331]

Just looking at your course and the mini course on your YT channel, is there a lot more content for the paid course?

[@CADSessions]

I didn't realize the course curriculum was not on the course sales page. Just added it, you can have a look, near the bottom. Sections 2, 6, 7 and 9 are not available on RUclips. Section 9 has a substantial amount of content.

[@Springbok331]

@@CADSessionsno worries I already enrolled and am enjoying the course. Thanks for putting it together.

[@worldlion7546]

I Watched the video and finish the project in 4 hours 🥵🥵🥵😩😵😵😵

[@ziboning1435]

Assignments would have been impossible without you

[@fly4fun24]

like you said on the 1st video for beginners, frustration takes over excitement from learning and we giveup. i completed the 1st 5 lessons, great, i leaned a lot, never worked with any cad bfore. cant wait to watch all. i watch one first, then i watch and do it along on another screen, then i do it again until i get through the whole design without looking the video. my gool is to make a case with sscrews cutout for little display etc.

[@paulhease1007]

at 6:58 why is the bottom line black when u havent even dimensioned it yet??

[@TherealSquiffy]

I have no idea.. it didnt happen to me.

[@JML-fy4od]

MM or Inches?

[@TherealSquiffy]

all the dimensions are in inches.

[@ElecTechie]

Is there an STL file available for that cell phone stand ?

[@CADSessions]

No, you have to make it yourself 😉

[@donnabirdyshaw2164]

You could have just filleted the front like you did the back. Work smarter not harder. 😂😊😅

[@faw3511]

I expect the point was to demonstrate the Spline tool in Sketch mode. That part could have been clearer.