Najlepszy poradnik jak udało mi się znaleźć na YT. Dziękuję!

Thank you so much I saved your video on my favorites for future questions.

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Help, I cannot find the thread creator.

Thnk u

But the question is, will this stuff print? On a cylinder like that, won’t every single little bump need support?

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thank you for helping

Certainly appreciate the direct approach- very thorough yet easy to follow!!

Thank You for covering all the features and options

Great tutorial, even though I have been learning onshape for two months, I am surprised by the shortcuts and practices in it, thank you

to account for tolorence would you just increate the diameter of the internal threads to whatever the size is plus .4mm so for instance your circles were 10mm for each so then i would change the diameter to the nut to be 10.4?

Extremely helpful and concise. Thank you very much!

Great work, very clear explanation, I learned a lot, thank you.

*Excellent, a well explained tutorial with no extra frills* , you also took into consideration both rules and exceptions ( If I Click this, this does this, but let Click this instead to get the desired effect we are aiming for in this tutorial ). . You did not assume anyone had pre knowledge you explained yourself as you were moving forward without mistakes on your part. . Again excellent tutorial.

I'm glad I watched to the end, because "angle" was EXACTLY what I was looking for.

BRAVO.....THANKS

very nice video

Good tutorial ty

Thx

It's pathetic to me that they have an External Thread tool, that doesn't show threads, & doesn't produce an stl with them, either. The hoops we have to jump though to get a thread for a bolt, and a nut is simply too time consuming. F360 can do it, but my pocket can't.

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great work

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Great tutorial! Thanks!

very helpful, thank you

Great tutorials, I've learn quite so much from being a novice. Thanks!

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Thanks you saved me, the official option to thread don't work.

Perfect, thanks!

Excellent Video on Lofting. Glaad to see that you cover likely mistakes and how to recover from them. All too often videos fail to do that and it can be most frustrating to try to find why one' own drawing fails to match the tutorial. We could do with a video on Groups; when and why to create them, what problems they cause at assembly and how to un-Group a set of parts. Indeed there is another video on Mates why they go wrong and how to fix the problems.

I am interested in wrapping an imported dxf pattern around a vase object. I think the offset-revolve-intersect technique should work the same. ???

It’s ridiculous you can’t do something like “up to face” for setting the limits of stuff :( It’s annoying to have to guess

Great video!

i very Happy for your Nice Exemples .... You Are Best Teacher Thanks

Merci pour vous et Votre bien exemples

Good tutorial, made that command much more usable, Thanks for posting.

Variable fillets are exactly what I need. Thank you so mucH.

I'm far from the next generation, actually nearly last to be honest, but that was a great video, one that as a newby helped me a lot and one i was able to follow. Definitely subscribed. Thank you

Thanks. I often go months without using onshape and sometimes need a refresher. This got straight to the point and jump started my brain and made me feel stupid for not remembering 😂.

good video

This was so helpful :):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):):)

As a fellow product design teacher and former engineering lecturer I have to say your content is the best I have found. Do you have any recommendations for rendering the final models?

this is quite a good video. it helped me a lot

Nice tutorial!

Great feature OnShape and great you explained and demonstrated it, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge. These short educational videos on hands-on demonstration are a great way to take people to the next level and it's also exactly what I'm looking for as education suits me.

Hi! Anyway you can show how to use the emboss and deboss together to make a hinged stamper ?