Normally you could go to Preferences --> Part design / Shape view and change the tesselation value. Put in a smaller value to get a more refined view on screen. Then when exporting an STL file it will be refined as well. Or the other way is to go to the Mesh design workbench, select your part and g...

This is a spacer to lift a Panasonic TV by 25 mm. I needed this to make room to place my Bose speakers underneath the display on both sides. It's no big deal, and maybe no one needs it but me, but it is a good example that you can quickly design and print parts for your personal use. I love 3D print...

I haven't shown a project here for quite a long time. This one is unfinished... and I'm not sure I'll complete it. It is the first project I modeled in FreeCAD to 3D print. Hi Normand, you are going to be a real car designer ;-) Even if it might not yet have the perfect shape, it probably is the fi...

To carry my Printrbot I created two different consoles and a grip.
I published the stl- and FCStd-files on Thingiverse:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:34949

Fred M.

It ships fully assembled and calibrated, with three 5lbs (2.27kg) spools of ABS filament. Unfortunately the colors shipped are red, black and natural - which means I'll have to purchase a blue spool if I am to print the FreeCAD logo. :D Hi Norman I am very glad to see that now you are also a proud ...

o1xmx1 wrote:Finde ich nur nicht die Möglichkeit mit mehreren Ebenen und ebenenübergreifenden Abhängigkeiten zu arbeiten oder geht das nicht?

Geht es um das gleiche Problem wie in "Zeichnungen exakt übereinander legen und Körper verbinden"?
Wenn ja, dann schau mal dort nach.

Ich weiß nicht ob ich dich richtig verstanden habe.
Ab Version 13 kann man im Sketcher das Werkzeug: "create an egde linked to an external geometry" verwenden.
Damit lassen sich Kanten und Mittelpunkte einer anderen Sketch als Bezugslinien/-punkte festlegen.

The problem always appears when you set a support face for a new sketch but saved the project without adding any geometry to the new sketch. This way the correct placement information are always overridden by the (default) placement information of the empty shape of the sketch. This also happens wi...

After I spend reams of hours wondering why odd things happen (sketches leaving their places flipping around) when I want to edit a sketch and now trying to draw my part for the third time, I think I know what may have caused all the trouble: When a sketch was drawn in xz or yz and you want to create...

Hi Norm Now I can answer my question by myself. In principle there seems to be no limit of sketches to be able to edit afterwards. In an example I mirrored twice, made cuts and unions and it is still possible to edit the first sketch. It is even possible to add or delete parts of it. But these were ...