Working Plane Setup in FreeCAD Draft Explained
The video provides a comprehensive overview of working plane setup in FreeCAD Draft workbench. It is also applicable in the BIM workbench. When modeling 3D objects, it is very important to understand how work planes work. Practical demonstrations show how to change working planes and how to rotate or move them. The tutorial also shows how to align work plane to a face or selected vertices. It also shows how to move working plane so that it is centered on a vertex. Saving work planes using the Draft_WorkingPlaneProxy tool is also explained. FreeCAD version used in the video: 1.0.1 Grid icons on thumbnail created by Pixel perfect - Flaticon: https://www.flaticon.com/free-icons/grid Download FreeCAD from here: https://www.freecad.org/ Donate to the FreeCAD project: https://wiki.freecad.org/Donate You can support the channel by donating either on Youtube or at Ko-Fi https://ko-fi.com/fcblounge Follow FCB Lounge channel on LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/company/fcblounge Follow FCB Lounge channel on BlueSky: https://bsky.app/profile/tomaspolak.bsky.social This video was created with the help of OBS: https://obsproject.com/ This video was created with the help of GIMP: https://www.gimp.org/ This video was created with the help of KDEnlive: https://kdenlive.org/ 0:00 Introduction 0:26 Turning on and understanding the grid 1:33 Creating new objects on the working plane 2:04 Toggling Top, Front and Side working planes 3:20 Align working plane to the view 4:22 Automatic working plane setup 5:29 Offsetting working plane 6:59 Selecting Previous and Next working planes 7:42 Align view to the working plane 8:16 Moving the center of the working plane 8:52 Align working plane to an existing face 10:38 Set up working plane using a vertex 12:15 Saving the working plane – creating Working Plane Proxy 13:22 Changing the view saved with the Working Plane Proxy 14:36 Conclusion #freecad #aec #opensource #openBIM #bim
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