ANYONE can make ANYTHING with CAD! | Onshape Guide
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2025
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Ever wondered how you might be able to make something you thought about? I believe that anyone can have that power, so in this video, I will show you how to design basically anything using Onshape!
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Man, your presentation is relaxed and awesome. Im trying to get to grips with this CAD tool--and you are helping me get there fast!
Glad you liked the video. CADing is a pretty chill skill or hobby (if you do it for fun).
Nice video, I learned a few things about Onshape and CAD in general.
Nice! That was what I was aiming to do in this video!
Massive thanks from PCBWay for bringing us this koool one!
My pleasure!
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Thanks PCBWay
Is onshape still worth learning it..i heard that they make all our files public...if so can you suggest a good alternative..? Thanks in advance..
Awesome video! and funny too
Happy you enjoyed it!
Im here for eve!! Where is eve?! We want eve!!! 😎
The thumbnail MAY be a hint at a future video ;). Gotta work a lot on the tech tho.
Awesome vid man I just got my printer recently and am learning Onshape
Thanks! 3D printers and CAD is a wonderful combination!
@@TheTinkeringTechie I wanted to ask since you might Actully answer when using the loft tool it makes a third part, how do you merge the original two parts plus the loft part into 1 singular larger part?
So, there's a thing called boolean. When you select two parts (selecting them using the listed parts in the bottom left with ctrl + left click), you can then right click those selected parts, select boolean, and press "union". What this does, is it combines the selected parts together, as long as they are touching/intersecting. Hope this helps!@@pro-11-brawlstars68
@@TheTinkeringTechie awesome tysm!
How did you print the cup holder, it seems to have nasty overhangs no matter how you rotate it
I used tree supports with the print upright (opening of cupholder facing up). I made sure that the block with the threads were excluded from any supports with an exclusion zone block created in my slicer Cura. Tree supports are supposedly easier to remove as well. Hope this helps!
@@lordorion8657 thanks for the advice man
tysm for the tutorial! can you make more advanced assembly tutorials. By the way, what's your name? Can't wait to see what you come up with next
Hello! I am glad you enjoyed the guide! I will have to see if more people would like an advanced assembly tutorial, but for now, I will have to focus on other videos planned out. Learning the rest of the assembly mates should be easy, so you can search it on google to find out more. My name is Ryan btw!
@@TheTinkeringTechie hi you havent uploaded in a while! i know you could be working on some project or personal stuff but it would be appreciated if you had a twitter page or discord channel where you could keep us updated!!
Hey! Dw, I am still alive :P. Started my first semester at college as an electrical engineering major. Very busy as you might guess, though I did manage to record the footage for the next video, but haven't started on editting it yet. Also, it's midterms right now, but it seems to be clearing up :D. I dont use social media (other than youtube), but I may make a discord channel if I get a good number of subscribers.
Dude got sponsored with 300 subs 😭
I was surprised that they reached out to me when that happened, but obviously glad that they did!
why you have so small subscribes!!!!