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=Meta=
=Basics=
Take-home points and learning outcomes of the 2 tutorials below:
*This page lists various [[Video Tutorials]] on how to use [[FreeCAD]]
*by learning to sketch in FreeCAD, you can then create any 3D objects imaginable
*Importing part libraries and working with them is a powerful way to do design work using Part Libraries. This can get the casual user to powerful design capacity using real geometries.


=Introduction=
=By OSE=
After these 2 tutorials, you are ready to work on [[User Contributed Designs]]. Please pause the videos as needed in order to practice the demonstrated lesson, as these tutorials are dense.
==OSE FreeCAD Tutorial 1==
Tutorial 1 Introduces the sketcher workbench in FreeCAD, so you can then create any 3D objects imaginable


=A FreeCAD Manual=
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[https://www.gitbook.com/book/yorikvanhavre/a-freecad-manual/details The FreeCAD Manual] has a different learning approach than the [http://www.freecadweb.org/wiki official FreeCAD documentation wiki] that makes it more suitable for a first contact with FreeCAD.


=Tutorial 1=
==OSE FreeCAD Tutorial 2==
Tutorial 2 Introduces part libraries. Importing parts from libraries and assembling them is a powerful way to do design work. This can get the casual user to powerful design capacity using real geometries.


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=Tutorial 2=
=By Others=
* '''need to find some, for other perspective, tricks, and teachers (some work better for some than others etc)


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=Internal Links=
*[[FreeCAD]]
*[[FreeCAD 101]] all of OSE's lessons. The 2 above are a start.
*[[FreeCAD Workbench Python Programming]] - how to make custom workbenches
*[[FreeCAD Workbenches]]


=Please Comment on How Long it Took You To Learn the Tutorials Above=
=External Links=
 
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=FreeCAD Test=
==Purpose==
This exercise tests your ability to:
*download and use library parts in FreeCAD
*rotate, move, and align objects in 3D
*Use the Sketcher in FreeCAD to make features on faces
*Use circular assembly constraints in FreeCAD
*Use RecordMyDesktop to record instructional screen-casts
*Use KdenLive to edit a basic video, adding images and sound
*Upload videos to YouTube
*Embed videos in the wiki
==Test==
*Use the comment box above to tell us how long it took you to learn the tutorials. Please include any suggestions on the videos.
*Download 8-hole square tubing (without rounded corners) from the [[OSE Part Library]].
*Use the tubing to create an x-y-z bolted corner cube.
*Record a video of you building the cube, from the beginning, using [[RecordMyDesktop]].
*When you are done building the cube, create a 1" bolt and nut using the [[Bolt Library in FreeCAD]].
*Insert one bolt through any of the corners, as if you were actually building the cube - using the [[Assembly Workbench]] in FreeCAD.
*Tighten the bolt with the nut (just insert the nut onto the bolt).
*Now take any face on the tubing of the resulting cube - and using Sketcher on that particular face - write your initials on that face. Pocket those initials so that they are cut into the face.
*Speed up the file to turn it into a 30 second video using [[Kdenlive]]. Add Pling by Jaspertine from the [[Open Source Soundtracks]]
*Upload the video to YouTube and embed in the section below
*At that point - Welcome to the Team, Ms/r. Opensourcer. You now have the basic skills to manipulate objects in 3D and to begin composing useful parts - including your ability to document your work with videos.
 
==Self-Verifying FreeCAD Exam Videos==
 
Having completed this exercise, you will enable any reviewer to verify your skill set in 30 seconds by viewing a video with your signature (initials on the cube). Here are the results:
 
=Links=
*[[FreeCAD Architecture Tutorial]]
 
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Latest revision as of 03:34, 19 May 2020

Basics

By OSE

OSE FreeCAD Tutorial 1

Tutorial 1 Introduces the sketcher workbench in FreeCAD, so you can then create any 3D objects imaginable

OSE FreeCAD Tutorial 2

Tutorial 2 Introduces part libraries. Importing parts from libraries and assembling them is a powerful way to do design work. This can get the casual user to powerful design capacity using real geometries.

By Others

  • need to find some, for other perspective, tricks, and teachers (some work better for some than others etc)

Internal Links

External Links

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