Essential CAD Techniques in Alibre |Exercise 1| Sketching, Dimensions, Constraints & More
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Join us in this exciting tutorial as we dive into Sketching concepts like Dimensions, Constraints, and the Project to Sketch tool, essential for any aspiring CAD designer. Boost your skillset by learning about Midplane and Dual Depth Extrusions in this hands-on, step-by-step guide.
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Waaaaait a minute... I know that voice... And it's a very pleasant surprise to hear it.
P.S. I might be wrong but it strongly sounds like I'm not.
Sounds a lot like Joko Engineeringhelp
@@pbales8951 lol i think so
@@pbales8951 Sounds like Joko with a really good microphone. He is an awesome Teacher.
Very shrewd of Alibre to hire him!
I really like watching how you model with Alibre. Excellent tutorial!!!
I was just running through this tutorial while using the 30 day trial, and there does not seem to be an Ob-Round sketch figure available. Is this just due to using the eval, or has it been eliminated in V26?
I just started watching these videos and I find it hard to follow along because I cant always see where you go with the mouse and what tool you select. I wish that in the future that the teacher would use some kind of indicator on the video when he press on a tool. Thanks !
Yeah it's unfortunate. It looks like a good CAD program but there are five year old videos that are easier to follow but don't match the current build of the software and then there are videos like this that are using a more up to date build of the software but he just zips along too fast. One would think that all of these companies trying to sell their CAD software would get serious about providing good, easy to follow, videos. My 30 day trial is about up and it looks like I'll stick with Tinkercad and FreeCad.