From FreeCAD To The Real World

[triplus]

Nice project and i see you have already tested it. Hard to do that in FreeCAD!

[f3nix]

Awesome project! Thanks for sharing.

Nice project ...

Hi. Thanks guys!

and i see you have already tested it. Hard to do that in FreeCAD!

Maybe in the future it could be a little bit easier
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=39526

Cheers,
Mateusz

[bejant]

Here is my next project. Modular welding/work table. At last my knees and back will be able to rest!

And you can get your tools off the floor! Nice project.

[looo]

A little side project:

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[triplus]

Therefore i guess you had to first make the instructions and after use the instructions to build the regal. Nice.

[czinehuba]

Hi all,

Lately I'm adopting freecad more and more in my workflow. It is challenging sometimes but I will keep persevering.
The FDM print came out decent. The SLS not so much have to adjust things.
This is revers-engineering job that done lately.

[Kunda1]

Lately I'm adopting freecad more and more in my workflow. It is challenging sometimes but I will keep persevering.
The FDM print came out decent. The SLS not so much have to adjust things.
This is revers-engineering job that done lately.

Wow very cool. Do you mind opening up a separate thread in this subform just dedicated to what you're sharing here. If you don't mind also pasting your About info along with some words about your process and workflow. Maybe even lessons learned?

[czinehuba]

Lately I'm adopting freecad more and more in my workflow. It is challenging sometimes but I will keep persevering.
The FDM print came out decent. The SLS not so much have to adjust things.
This is revers-engineering job that done lately.

Wow very cool. Do you mind opening up a separate thread in this subform just dedicated to what you're sharing here. If you don't mind also pasting your About info along with some words about your process and workflow. Maybe even lessons learned?

Thanks for the compliments.
I've included the link to the subforum with the requested info.
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=43644

[apeltauer]

Little shelf with wheels for my TV.
How it was machined can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKowJfg7mN4

The workbench is called betterCAM. A additional module for NC-Hops.
I created the shelf with help of a spreadsheet and part design elements. Those elements i assembled with constrains. After this i can create a new HOPs file for every part and create cnc tasks to it. After sending the data and cnc task to NC-Hops i am able to create NC code for our Biesse Rover A CNC machine. Then the final machining was done.

Right no we are using this version of FC. (Master version before the big link merge of realhunter)

OS: Windows 10 (10.0)
Word size of OS: 64-bit
Word size of FreeCAD: 64-bit
Version: 0.19.19384 (Git)
Build type: Release
Branch: master_branch
Hash: 55693a5c83e684ede1bfbbe82a48199b0aa0bedb
Python version: 3.6.8
Qt version: 5.12.1
Coin version: 4.0.0a
OCC version: 7.3.0
Locale: English/Germany (en_DE)

For more detailed questions you can contact me or visit our web site. But i dont want to hijack this thread for commercial reasons...
http://www.direkt.net/

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[Kunda1]

Little shelf with wheels for my TV.
How it was machined can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKowJfg7mN4

Thanks apeltauer, it looks like you're using an external workbench in FreeCAD along with another 3rd party software. Do you mind creating a dedicated post in this subforum describing what we're seeing? Maybe you can share your FC info and also some words about the process? Lessons learned, etc...