good tutorial! I only knew how to use the subshape binder

This was probably the best Shape Binder tutorial ...of the 6 I have watched so far. Thank you

Excellent, thank you! I’m looking forward to 0.22 / 1.0 with the new sketcher constraints magic wand tool.

Great video explaining the concept and the workings.

good vi

at minute 1:21, the line of poly line become horizontal, without lose poly line mode.... how do you do this ? Thanks in advance

He didn't explain this, but the grid toggle is not available in Sketcher mode. You have to create a new toolbar by right clicking the toolbar and adding the grid toggle from the Draft section.

Can you do this with imported parts?

TLDR: Scale object to 0.001

Very nice. Thank you.

Pls, could you shorten the video?

I cannot move (drag) a part in the assembly with the left mouse button to spread parts of each other. Can you give a solution to slide a part as you do ? Thank you

Very interesting to know that FreeCAD's assembly is here closer the mechanical principle connection that we learn in school. Using the last stable release I was wondering why FreeCAD uses local systems and not like Inventor or SolidWorks the connections with freedom degrees ! So with this tutorial you brought the answer. Thank you. 👍

Muchas gracias, me ha servido de maravilla este método!!

Wow thanks!

Very interesting video and good explanations. Thank you

Where can I try Assembly Workbench ? I try only A2plus, Assembly 3 and Assembly 4. Tank You.

this is a great video, thank you i will attempt it in the morning

Could you also bind via a constraint formula in the dimensions, referring to the other sketch?

Awesome very good techniques.

Nice👍

great video, Thanks

Really loved the video. I made project, as you were making yours in video. I was using version 22 Dev in FreeCAD and I could not move objects. I opened Ondsel FreeCAD version 22 Dev and updated my packages and wow it does work . I really like your videos. Thank you for your time. I gave a like and am definitely Subscribed.

Great introduction to the new assembly workbench. Looking forward to more video tutorials on this in the future.

Thank you for this easy to understand example. As you were demonstrating the options I was imagining more complex parts using this feature.

This tutorial was like cool water in the desert. Exactly what I've been searching for, explained so beautifully. Many thanks Maestro.

Thanks. I thought I knew this from watching 5 hours of other videos. Now I really understand.

Wow! Thanks. This was the best freecad video I have seen. I have spent about 80 hours watching and trying other videos and I have learned more from you in 14 minutes.

I don't like using faces of bodies to orient other sketches. I've had nothing but problems with doing this, due to the topological naming problem, which decides to show its ugly head later in the project, when it becomes a nightmare to try and correct. I've been burnt too many times by this. I learned the hard way to keep references to shapes separated from bodies and surfaces. Ok to link to external geometry in another sketch, but not to other bodies or surfaces - nothing but trouble IMHO. Hopefully, the topological naming problem will be substantially reduced in future versions of FreeCAD. I know they are working on it, but it is not an easy problem to solve. BTW, Your videos are really good, and I learn a lot from them. Thanks.

How are you able to just click on things and move them around?

this is probably best way to make lids fast. thanks for sharing this information.

but using this method, the cover lid won't fit if this box is 3d printed. We need some clearance. How can we do that using shapebinders?

Excellent video and this feature is quite handy. I can see many use cases. Thanks for sharing it.

hi any interest in business coll@b?

Do like your dialogue, quite concise, and not too fast, and your methodology is good for me. I would be interested in how you model the hand grip, and the method, thanks and regards, David

Nice!

Good explanation on freecad constraints..keep up the good job.

Thank you! Nice tutorial... keep up the good work.

I like the direction in which this is going. Here, take my subscription.

what's the different on create a body and create a part on a sketch, went you used? you are a great teacher thanks for another good tutorial.

Thank you

Hello. If I want to extract volume(bottle of exhaust/intake manifol of car) I need to plug all the outlets of the solid model, then (theoretically speking) erase one outside surface of the solid, which will make the entire outside of the solid model to fall apart and create only surfacessss and then the inside volume should stay as a solid. I can then use it as a model for the casting core and also test the volume of the bottle....I just cannot find anywhere (user forums or youtube vids.), how to erase a surface from the solid body. Do you have any solution?

How do you get that XYZ view on your screen. The XYZ in FreeCad is way too small for me to see.

Thank you for the nice tutorial! This will prove helpful in the future.

I watched a lot of videos about FreeCAD but this was exactly the basics I was lacking! Thanks a lot!

How to attach two local coordinates of a part to two different parts in an assembly? Thanks

Please add a link to the creation of the files for the parts used in this assembly. Letting us down load them would be even better. Thanks!

Freecad seems to be strict on the order, and the conditions that many operations require. Videos like this help clarify the logic these expectations are based on.

outstanding

I printed my first part designed in FreeCAD 0.20 a few days ago. Bodies, pads, base features and sketches everywhere. I somehow Frankensteined it into working but will redo it so as to make changing parameters easier. Thank you so much for this.