Nicely done, especially since you didn't wast time telling us what dimensional sizes were being chosen for every step like a lot of videos do...BTW, I find that using the mate dialog is usually better since parts don't always behave nicely. Generally only concentric parts like screws work well with smart mates
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Very clear, direct to the point (we didn't hear your life story in the process, thank you) and very useful tips, thank you!
Very good tutorial. You covered a lot and did it well. Thanks
Nicely done, especially since you didn't wast time telling us what dimensional sizes were being chosen for every step like a lot of videos do...BTW, I find that using the mate dialog is usually better since parts don't always behave nicely. Generally only concentric parts like screws work well with smart mates
Really useful tips. Thanks
Javi
How can I find your next video that you mentioned at the end?
At 12:24 my dreams were crushed.
Up until that point, I thought it was a light saber.
i am impressed
you are great, i learned a lot from you, Thanks
Thank you.
4:27 made me smile :)
Good Explanation but some tools need More explanation with easy exple
Hi how are you
Thanks for makeing THE VIDEO
anyone able to render avi from camera view?
hello