How to model a Snap-fit box for 3D printing | Onshape

I transcribed this tutorial from fusion 360 to Onshape. Using variables, parametric modeling, and snap-fit joints to create a basic box and lid of any size.

[@DefinoDIY]

Cám ơn bà Chị đã Hướng Dẫn

[@djm6830]

I used to design in Inventor at college and now I need to learn Onshape and this video has helped me more than I thought

[@sergiorodriguezgarcia4514]

Hi, do you have the template? Is for a project!

[@perghosh8135]

Nice video, very good to learn from :)

[@markdog3355]

Wow. Great video. Exactly what I needed. Thank you.

[@yervantarabian5314]

Amazing tutorial!! Subscribed... please do more Onshape. thanks

[@ThaoTeachesCAD]

Thanks! Will do!

[@sail4life]

Great video, very helpful! Thank you.

[@AntonyHart]

Thanks, exactly what I needed

[@preferstobesomeaverageguy]

for adding the connection of the lid to the container, just use boolean and some fillet

[@peterjbarclay]

Has anyone told you that Fillet, the T is silent and the e sounds like an A, pronounced like Fillay? Like a steak Fillet or a McD's Fillet-o-Fish.

[@antonkooij1]

heel slecht geluid, niet te verstaan