#1 CAD Professional on YouTube!

Someone slid a video out trying to be quiet about it! Cant have that!!!

11 Likes

I like it. Still trying to learn Inventor, maybe online CAD is the future?

I’ve never messed with Inventor, but did use Fusion for a long while. I switched to Onshape back when Ryan did and have really enjoyed it. Their learning material helps a ton! And its nice that I can open it from any computer anywhere.

Its a boring video. I am sure I could spice it up a little but it was nearly 20 minutes long originally. Took a while to get it to under 10.

The point of these is to sprinkle them into the docs a little more, and be able to link them if needed when people ask.

This was really in response to a few things. How to get a DXF out of CAD, How to do a layout a little easier than in estlcam, machining order in estlcam (plus a little look at a full project in estlcam for the noobs, as well as setting up for how to use a common zero.

Looking back, I should have just made a few shorter clips.

Oh and I need to add bookmarks, shoot.

2 Likes

Its boring to you because you know it clearly. To who this video is intended for, I bet its not nearly as boring. I think you did an excellent job on it!

:100: great idea! (need an updated squaring video, that one is from the Marlin days)

Disagree. I think it flowed well.

That’s great :smiley:

I saw the instagram post with the cabinet too, but missed the yt video :slight_smile:

1 Like

I have designed something out of a single sheet of acm (needs 16 1/8” rivets+16 5/8” ones and some 3/4” or 5/8” mdf as the wheels base) with 3 levels and 4 wheels. But no monitor because i have my tablets mounted to the cncs with monitor arms

1 Like

No, FreeCAD is. :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

2 Likes

:rofl:

I really like Onshape. But I am trying to give FreeCAD a shot as well.

2 Likes