I like your tutorials : they make me try to solve the design first (and fail doind so ;-D) and then watch how you did it. One thing though : the designed part does not match the plan. The part on the plan has no "bottom" whereas yours has one. Basically, around 8:00 when the bottom protrusion is designed, one should get a "holed" part. One could sketch using references to the inner side (as well as the outside) of the already constructed part in order to have both the outside and the inside contour and then stamp
Glad you came and you said my video was of some use to you, I'm happy for that. As for the problem you said at the bottom, it's because there is one more step I missed in the video. I'm sorry for confusing you.
@@FreeCADTutorials As a matter of fact, I was a bit puzzled. And that pushed me towards finding a way to finish the part according to the plan. That made the tutorial even more interesting.
Great excersie, bro! One thing - that not always you can follow - because of no screen keys are shown or you not saying what shortcuts on keyboard you do.
Thank you for your message. To confuse you, I didn't do it well enough, I didn't actually use any keyboard shortcuts, it was all mouse clicks. maybe next time i should operate slower
just a remark: the bottom does not have a cutout, as it should be based on the drawing
I like your tutorials : they make me try to solve the design first (and fail doind so ;-D) and then watch how you did it. One thing though : the designed part does not match the plan. The part on the plan has no "bottom" whereas yours has one. Basically, around 8:00 when the bottom protrusion is designed, one should get a "holed" part. One could sketch using references to the inner side (as well as the outside) of the already constructed part in order to have both the outside and the inside contour and then stamp
Glad you came and you said my video was of some use to you, I'm happy for that.
As for the problem you said at the bottom, it's because there is one more step I missed in the video. I'm sorry for confusing you.
@@FreeCADTutorials As a matter of fact, I was a bit puzzled. And that pushed me towards finding a way to finish the part according to the plan. That made the tutorial even more interesting.
@@frankstengel6203Hello, how di you fix this please?
Very good, very fast too. Thanks
these are great videos
awesome video, learned some things, maybe put the technical drawings in the description?
ok
You have great tutorials for beginners. Just go on. Please, what program do you use to record your screen and comments?
OBS
@@FreeCADTutorials thank you very much
Great excersie, bro! One thing - that not always you can follow - because of no screen keys are shown or you not saying what shortcuts on keyboard you do.
Thank you for your message. To confuse you, I didn't do it well enough, I didn't actually use any keyboard shortcuts, it was all mouse clicks.
maybe next time i should operate slower
@@FreeCADTutorials Yeah you should and say what exactly you are doing and what functions your are choosing.
Супер программа. Научился теперь в кайф.
No2, I did it
well done
Video is good but not for beginners he doesn't explain sh1t he just doit and you watch 😮
Есть канал : "ржавый чайник" там на русском все подробно.