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New FreeCAD feature: Create complex extruded parts from a single sketch! Just like SolidWorks!

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The video titled "New FreeCAD Feature! Complex Extrudes from a Single Sketch Like in SolidWorks" from the MangoJelly Solutions for FreeCAD channel demonstrates a new feature in FreeCAD version 0.22 (soon to be FreeCAD 1.0) that allows the creation of complex 3D objects (Complex Extrudes) from a single sketch, just like in leading CAD programs like SolidWorks.

This is a summary of the main content of the video, highlighting the key parts relevant to your request (around the 5:09 mark).

The video content shows how users can:

  • Draw multiple profiles in one sketch

    • The demonstrator creates multiple shapes (e.g. circles, grooves) within the same sketch on the XY plane.00:29]

  • Create separate 3D objects from a single sketch.

    • In previous versions of FreeCAD, extruding a sketch with multiple profiles in the Part Design Workbench would fail. [00:48]

    • This new feature allows users to select the edges of the profile they want to Extrude separately. [02:02]

    • The user can select one set of edges to create the first Pad (Extrude) piece [02:08] And then select another set of edges to create a second or subsequent Pad. [02:43]

    • This method allows for the creation of parts consisting of different extrudes (different heights or directions) from a single original sketch. [02:56]

Part related to time [05:09]:

At the end of the demonstration section (approximately [05:04] to [05:20]) The demonstrator summarized this feature as:

  • This new feature works with both Extrude (Pad) and Revolve.

  • Now you can use a single sketch to extrude its parts, just like you can in other leading CAD programs.05:15]

This video outlines how new features improve workflows in FreeCAD when creating complex models.







1.New FreeCAD feature: Create complex extruded parts from a single sketch! Just like SolidWorks!It emphasizes comparison with leading CAD programs (SolidWorks) and the ability to Extrude multiple objects from a single sketch.
2.Revolutionize Extrude in FreeCAD: Create multiple 3D objects from a single 2D Sketch.Focus on changing workflow techniques , using a single master sketch to create separate 3D parts.
3.FreeCAD 1.0 (0.22): Deep dive into the new Pad (Extrude) feature that supports selecting profile edges.Focus on function names and version updates to attract FreeCAD users who want to know the technical details of the features.




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Features/Functions Extrude, Extrusion, Pad, Create an object from a sketch, Single sketch, Closed profile
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General search terms FreeCAD Tutorial, How to Use FreeCAD, CAD Comparison, 3D Design Tutorial FreeCAD Beginner, CAD Comparison, How to use FreeCAD

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