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Like this channel so much decided to strart the onshape tutorials from the beginning. Win win 🏆

This is just awesome

this is so helpful i learned a lot

How does all of this work on the Onshape Android App? I don't have a mouse connected to my phone, which is why I can't right click.

It says my phonen number is incorrect, what do i do?

I have trouble selecting and understanding the matter connector. Selection is often tedious, and understanding coordinate system of the little mate is confusing. During the selection of the mate, how do you stop it from jumping around. Is the direction of the mate icon significant?

Instead of mate connector, you could have included a proper tool for datum coordinate system creation.

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Good ideas, but way too fast..., and assume too much user knowledge. but useful nevertheless...

So perfect sir

Amazing this lecture sir

I'd find a lot of value if you called out your mouse clicks and button presses as you went. I know it is arduous, but as a beginner it would help me taste success much more rapidly. Also, if you have any customized profile/mouse settings a guide on that would be worth a lot. Soo hard to continue to guess at your interaction methods and continue to dig a hole of problems. You're obviously a legend at this, so thanks for what you have shared.

Working with assemblies, which could be very fiddly in the past, is now much easier thanks to the multi-part options and the extended features of the assembly environment. I believe that with Onshape, assemblies can even bring fun. Thank you for the great video.

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may be great for some but for a newb it was a bit too fast had a really hard time keeping up and wore out my space bar haha

i got stuck at using the pierce command on sketch 2, i couldnt get it to attach to the circle in sketch 1... i suck at this :(

Can you take a part studio from one document and put it in another document? I export it, but when I import it into the other document it loses all the parameters

This is very nice tut. I am stuck when you put dimension (11:03) that I get normal 12 mm instead of radius. Construction line is in mid point and it is constraint with the shape. But still not sure how to get radius. Thanks.

Does this work with section views as well?

seriously, you don't tell us how to select the feature you're demonstrating? You just flash to it being 'on" and then show it off?

What is the purpose of the video (just curious), just showing CAD modeling and not engineering design?

I'm very new to OnShape and CAD drawing in general. As a learning tool, I followed the tutorial and made the animated Stirling Engine that you created. It was a lot of fun, and I learned a lot. Question: Is it possible to animate the Hex Nut, showing it rotating while climbing up and down the bolt? Probably not, but I thought I'd ask.

mind blowing ... great video

I JUST WANT TO MOVE MY SKETCH WHY IS IT SO HARD

Is there anything like a mitered edge flange. Where you can sketch the edge flange than pick the edges you want it to apply to. Like in solidworks?

Variable studio is interesting for dimensions that are easy to specify directly. But another option to define relationships between two components is editing in context in the assembly. That way you could have the horizontal geometry of the pin defined by the holes that are passing through the plates.

I like it!

Just getting started. Great help!

What mobile specifications requirement are needed to run this onshape application?

I really enjoy that you describe everything you do in detail, and also that you take the time to describe why you use certain tool over others as well as adding in different scenarios and how they would change the process. Through these videos I've learned lots of features that are useful for a lot of projects as well as shortcuts and hidden features I would not have come across easily otherwise. Fantastic videos, really useful, and kudos for great editing :D

Outstanding tutorial, Toby! I've been using 2D CAD for decades, but my only 3D CAD experience (if you can call it that) was a frustrating time with Sketchup. By following your carefully designed video, I was able to create the Stirling engine project with very little difficulty. I plan to use my new skills to design 3D models of woodturned bowls and other hobby projects. Thanks again for a great introduction to 3D CAD with Onshape!

Toby, you are an amazing teacher! You have obviously put an considerable amount of work to produce this video, its companion pdf, and the OnShape project itself. But, in addition, your method of teaching is great. Other tutorial videos for complex software tools (such as GIMP, Adobe Studio, Inkscape, etc.) tend to simply go through all the tools and menu options, explaining what they do, etc. If you have a good memory, you'll know which one to use where when you work with the software yourself. Your approach is different, and so much more effective: You first show the need to do something, and then you describe the tool or option that satisfies the need. For me (at age 77) I know I will remember so much more of what you've demonstrated in this one video. I'm new to OnShape, and I'm so glad I found your channel. I followed this build all the way through, and learned a lot. I'll be looking forward to more. Thanks for all the work you put into these videos.

crazy fun to watch! Thx for great tutorial!!! I love it!

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I want to be able to create the object in 3D in the vision pro

WOOOOW! I cant wait to do this !!

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EPIC!

Wow that's AWESOME!

Before watching, I did this myself. I'm a newbie so it literaly took me hours, but I got it done. Most of the time was spent researching how the features work. I started by making the flat face, then added the dome. Then I made the bolt holes, followed by the clearances. Finally I cut the dome to make the handle. For both the clearances and the handle I used the subtract feature. After watching this demo, I see how much simpler the whole process can be. I also appreciate all the hints and suggestions (like naming the features) Thanks a million. I know I'll be following your tutorials as I continue to learn. One question. Reading the drawings is pretty clear to me for the most part, but I don't understand everything. Is there a reference I can use that explains all the symbols and annotations? Liked and subscribed.

So amazing to see young inventors finding a need and building a solution! The deaf/blind community will certainly benefit from the T1.

Great video! A lot of help for a beginner as me. 🎉

Wow another incredible lesson learnt how to draw from the scratch. You are one of the best instructor for me so far! Falling in love with your videos. Great job.

I attempted to model a Dune Buggy with 3d split splines and sweeps and it kinda sucked. Thank goodness you guys made a tool just for this task. ❤

Thank you very much..... i have learned a lot.... 👍

I'm lost at the start, what are the key presses or mouse clicks? You don't explain the "features" you're using. I never get that pencil context box and the building the square from the centre out, I can only build from the origin, certainly not mirrored like that. A keyboard ocverlay would be super beneficial if you're not going to explain it