FreeCAD Curves Workbench: Freehand BSpline | Quick Guide 

Looks like mastering BSpline will need more than quick guide. Always wondered how those 3D curves work in FreeCAD. Thanks for the vid.

Great video! Can't wait for FreeCAD 1.0 and all the tutorials that will follow from you.

Wow! This tool is so powerful. Thanks for this guide!

Thanks Again Darren, I was a bit lost using this tool but this video has explained many of its functions.

Ok, got a chance to play with this a bit and I have to say that this made making curves easier. Thank you

Very detailed tutorial! This is a vital bit of knowledge needed for being able to run wiring for my RC Tugboat project. I have a motor, motor ESC controller, servo, and a battery. These components are all on either the XY or YZ planes and all are on the different "Z" elevations. For example when running the wire(x3) from the motor it comes up and out from the motor and then a short RH 90° turn to a short run then a LH 90° towards the stern and the ESC controller... My point is I simple cure was to create various 3 wire horizontal and vertical 90's then transform tool to align with the various straight sections. Then select and union the sections. I always knew someday I will get good enough to run the various wire path more from a isometric view and curves is the WB (more efficient). I also then need to get good at aligning the profile to the end (vertex) of the path. I feel by selecting the profile then right click to "attachment editor" and under "selecting" choose the vertex where the sweep is to start, I think is where is where I need to go next😊? Together with what I added to my toolbox from this video should accomplish my desired results. Sidenote: For the 3 wires together I did create 3 circles of desired "X" dia and overlap the wires a little so that when trimmed gave me my 3 wire look from 1 profile, (you prolly showed me this) so that when different colors are required FreeCAD will let you even though it is 1 profile... Please advise any changes to my routine that is wrong or there is a better way! Thanks G_Dub

Magic.. Thanks, Darren

I can see this being used as a path to create things like vehicle break lines.

Hi Darren, thanks for this tutorial revealing the mysteries of the curves. This way we can draw/modeling more organic shapes. Thank you very much indeed. Greetings from Portugal

Ding dang helpful!

Fantastic video. The snap to face is a great, hidden feature. Thanks!!