How to replace a "impossible to find" component using only free software and a cheap 3d printer. 

LOL, loved the intro! Matches my scenario, where I purchased "one of those cars" that has proprietary plastic parts in their window regulators to move the window up and down under power. I used this as my goal part to learn FreeCAD, having only done some simple loft and hole designs prior. Hours and 5 test prints later (2 full, 3 partial), I had a working part with a 3D space curved boolean cut and complex internal geometry for the cabling system and attachment to the glass. I now have a model I can mirror for any door as well as the knowledge of how to do such a design MUCH faster in the future!

I didn't know the Image Workbench. That makes such work much simpler!!! Thanks a lot 👍

pro tip: if you're using PrusaSlicer you can import the STEP file directly, no need to create a mesh

Your narrated/guided videos are GREAT!!! THANKS!!

I always get excited when I see a new video from you. Extremely educational as always.

Great tutorial! I have to say I've stopped using stls, and have opted for the 3mf format. Much smaller files, and I think there were some other benefits as well.

Amazing video i've been waiting for a video for quite some time

Very nice Job 👍👍👍

Great video tutorial for newbies like me! Very well-explained, dear friend! Thank you very much!

Thanks for this video

Thank you

Another great video how to use the full potential of the linkstage freeCad. When it's on me to rebuild a part, I wonder if there is a a way to measure directly based on the image. Maybe by converting it into a svg draft and set measurement points? The last thing I rebuild was a chain protector disc (to save the trousers) for an older di blasi folding bicycle.

Very clear! I am on my way to buy that customized one of a kind shower now! 🚗🛀

Hello There, Thnaks For Sharing .. Can I Ask You Which 3D Program You are Using

channel, I want that soft to be the sa in other desired channels without having to go there and doing manually.

Good verry good😍😍😍😍

Why do you export it as mesh? You can just select the body and go to File->Export