Thank you for your comment. I’ve just started posting videos on RUclips a few days ago. It’s in my plans to do some voiceover in the future. As you said, it’s more helpful for those who are seeing the videos.
I would not advise modelling the ribs that way. When it's done like that it's impossilble to thicken the rib so that it's e.g. 10mm. Moreover, after you moved the line at 13:42 the rib height dimension no longer matched the documentation.
@@mauriciosantos5997 In this case I would sketch the rib so that after polar pattern all of them meet in the Z axis and then I would pocket the Ø15 hole at the very end. This way they will wrap nicely around the Ø20 inner cylinder wall no matter what the rib thickness is (just remember to measure the smaller height properly). It's a shame that FreeCAD doesn't support rib feature like many other CAD software. In Inventor/Fusion/Onshape etc. such rib is made with one line only.
@@LittleBigGecko indeed your explanation makes a lot os sense.Thank you for the answer. Yes, it’s a shame freecad doesn’t support rib feature like other cad softwares! Again, thank you for the feedback.
I really appreciate your effort. If you can add voiceover to your videos, it will be more helpful.
Thank you for your comment. I’ve just started posting videos on RUclips a few days ago. It’s in my plans to do some voiceover in the future. As you said, it’s more helpful for those who are seeing the videos.
tanks you very good😍😍😍
I would not advise modelling the ribs that way. When it's done like that it's impossilble to thicken the rib so that it's e.g. 10mm. Moreover, after you moved the line at 13:42 the rib height dimension no longer matched the documentation.
I really Appreciate the positive feedback! What method do you recommend to model the rib?
@@mauriciosantos5997 In this case I would sketch the rib so that after polar pattern all of them meet in the Z axis and then I would pocket the Ø15 hole at the very end. This way they will wrap nicely around the Ø20 inner cylinder wall no matter what the rib thickness is (just remember to measure the smaller height properly). It's a shame that FreeCAD doesn't support rib feature like many other CAD software. In Inventor/Fusion/Onshape etc. such rib is made with one line only.
@@LittleBigGecko indeed your explanation makes a lot os sense.Thank you for the answer. Yes, it’s a shame freecad doesn’t support rib feature like other cad softwares! Again, thank you for the feedback.