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I haven't yet watched this tutorial, it's on my watchlist, so sorry if you have answered the question in the video, but I'd like to know can I make some kind of furniture design in FreeCAD and then export that file to some format which can be used by companies that are doing woodworking with machinery? Thanks!

I think aluminum windows and doors tutorial would be nice (half capentry/half mechanic). Their sections are quite complex and several components that we can learn a lot through the FreeCAD process. Anyway, love your channel. 😘😘😘

17:45 ???? Object selection panel....!!! from what command???

Where can I buy it??

I'm so happy I've found here real, practical and advanced use of FreeCAD. Some overview at the begining would be nice. Just a few words, why do you single sketch, what's the aim of calculations...

You must use more mirror and array command instead repeat the same operation for each piece

The absence of something like OpenCutList is the only reason I haven’t fully switched toFreeCAD yet. Good work; keep it up!

Awesome. I love these full tutorials. Was able to follow all the way through, without issues. I had never used the downgrade tool, or BIM workbench until now. Very useful. I had to slow down the bonus section to 0.25x speed in order to follow. Glad you recorded at a high enough framerate. I look forward to more full tutorials. House design would be interesting.

10:21 is there a way to omit this redrawing that we did already ?

AI is terrible to listen to

This is amazing!!! Thank You!

Is the part workbench also parametric?

Maybe use some software that shows your keystrokes on screen when recording will help viewers. Great video.

You can use the MultiTransform to do both linear pattern and mirror in PartDesignWB.

It seems the Linux Freecad 1.0 does not have the native assembly workbench... :(

10:43 i would like to see workflow improvements.. extreme amount of hand job, there is must be some better way of doing repetitive tasks! oh and use _cos_ ofc...

Keep it up. You are a gifted and skilled teacher.

excellent presentation and techniques! I would've dream of freecad tutorials with this quality when I was learning it a decade ago!

I love your chanel. Thanks for these tutos.

Very interesting as you covered the use of Freecad that I have not seen elsewhere - thanks

Carpentry for sure

Thank you very much. I would be interested in carpentry.

Very nice!

Did you know that it is also possible to create rendered animations in FreeCAD with the Movie Workbench?

Thank you for this excellent tutorial

Back with more comments ... don't you want a small gap between the male and female pieces so that they can go together ... I am talking somewhere around 0.008" or .2 mm.

Great example on making a static assembly with the new FreeCAD Assembly workbench.

Thank you for these tutorials. It makes Freecad less intimidating for me

Is it also okay to use varset instead of spreadsheet in the cabinet tutorial?

Enfin un vrai tutoriel sur ce module Assembly. C'est clair et logique et compréhensible. Bravo, je me suis abonné et j'attends la suite :p

Great! You are gifted.

Amazing!! I would like to learn how render in blender after modelling in Freecad. I will be grateful if you could share. You teach very precisely. Thank you.

That wasn't much of a tutorial, it was more like me and see how good I am. You did not explain a single detail. Many of us are beginners and really dumb.

I‘m blown away! You have a new subscriber.

The content is good but I can't handle the AI generated voice. I'd rather hear somebody speaking broken English than this.

Too bad there's no FreeCAD macro to add various joints to existing designs. Would be cool for 3D printing. I know Orca has basic joints support.

Would love to see a tutorial on how you do the intro animations with textures. I'm guessing you do those in Blender?

I would like to see how to create a cutting list with dimensions in the parts list, is this possible?

Why do furniture and woodworkers use SketchUp ????

How did you animate the columns at the beginning ?thanks

Nice. A few comments: The popup window for the VarSet is asking you to add properties, exactly what you did immediately after. It can be helpful to select the VarSet to show the list in the data view while using it. You can also use the Group field to group your variables, e.g. for board or joint parameters. You can perform an Array followed by Mirror in Part Design, in this case by setting the Mirror Transform Mode to Transform body to mirror the entire body rather than the latest feature. You could also draw the full length of the board and both array and mirror the pocket in one MultiTransform. I'm guessing the origin based formulae to reference the opposing edge are meant to avoid inversions if you make big changes (e.g. having the socket appear outside the board). It makes me wonder why you didn't just start from the bottom though. Another option is to offset the sketch attachment. Still educational; I hadn't realized FreeCAD's Part boolean operations only allowed 2 objects. Part Design's body boolean can use multiple tool bodies for one cut.

Really really great.

Awesome tutorials. Have you got any suggested technical lecture to learn more about cabinetry?

How can you send the program to a cnc router

I'm craving for a tutorial for raytracing this assembly in Blender. It's amazing how much Freecad has progressed. It almost feature wise with the tool that I use (Spaceclaim). The rendering is a bit primitive comparted to the one in Spaceclaim, Solidworks, etc

With the part list, is it possible to make a cutting list: images.app.goo.gl/ZZ1hBJmCA1nMyx9z9 ???

Awesome. One of the best tutorials I've seen for any CAD software. I only had one issue constraining the second "circle" in the assembly as demonstrated. Was able to solve it another way. I textured it in Blender afterward, and it looks awesome. Thanks for the high quality content.

Great demo of freecad, that actually shows how to do something. Instead of just creating one part. Fantastic! 👍

This barely uses the assembly workbench as a snap tool, and uses magical numbers and redone work all over. The naming scheme is bad for adjustments and sometimes skipped entirely ("the Sketch003"). Rather missing the point of parametric CAD. Just consider how much work this model requires if you want to make the bench 15cm shorter.

If you're curious about creating an assembly using the new native assembly workbench, which can generate an exploded view and an automatic parts list, take a look at this new video at ua-cam.com/video/k51YFdXIIek/v-deo.html.