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Really good demonstration of how to do this, without having to use sketches. Thank you.

On external threads whether you cut or form them, the root will have a sharp V depending on the design of the cutting tool or the rolls. In most cases the root will be a sharp V if we are talking about 60 degree or 55 degree V threads. OTOH, internal threads will have a flat at the minor diameter as they are typically single pointed, formed or tapped. Look closely at a commercial fastener and you will see what I am talking about.

Could you do an example of creating male/female threads using the Threads command?

One more thing. Can you Make a sketch full size screen just for a minute or so, that screen shot can be made for self doing before seeing what you did. And then will be fine the way you have it.

Good but the 5 mm blend on the bottom bracket is too big. It looks more like 2 or maybe 3 but not 5. This is just looking at the sketch.

I love Ironcad. Very capable software.

Thank you for those IronCAD tutorials 🙏

Really? A variable blend??? Thank you!!!

Thank you Bertil!!! I thought I was pretty good with IronCad, but you've taught me so much. Many extrusion techniques that I wasn't familiar with, and you've explained them in a very careful and thorough way. I'm slowly working my way through all of the parts of your tutorial. Again, thank you. John

Thank you for a very clear step by step tutorial of how to create what is a pretty complex part, I just wish there were more Ironcad tutorial video's as good as this. Please keep up the great work you do

How is the bottom. Because I think you went too far with the first hole. I know that others made the same mistake with those two holes. The bottom should be one round hole and not looking bad with two holes that no one will make a gascket like that.

The other thing is why you use calculater when just simple use triball and go 235 from the edge.

One more comment. The main cylinder is 101 mm. The dimension shows 50.5 mm in section D-D. That is from center to the edge.

Its good but like every one else you make the same mistake with the hole at 22:16 . the hole goes deeper the what everyone is doing. 😢

Cheers for putting this tutorial series on youtube, was exactly what I was looking for to get started doing animation in blender.

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This is such a coincidence. Just three days ago I disassembled a Stuart #9 that my grandfather built in 1965. I've modelled all the parts in IronCad and was about to animate the assemble. Your videos will help me through what was going to be a very steep learning curve. Many, many thanks. John (Toronto Canada). BTW - I have three more of his engines to do - rocking beam, triple expansion and another horizontal.

Thanks for this fantastic step, I have learned so much from this video.

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Wow, thos tool is very intuitive.

Never used this software, my background is 2D but found this tutorial really interesting! :D

Another great step by step tutorial, thank you so much.

Great step by step tutorial creating what is quite a complex part, thank you please do more like this.

Thank you for this clear step by step tutorial, as a new user of Ironcad but an experienced user of other solid modelers I found this very useful & hope you will continue do more like this. I believe the lack of this type of detailed tutorial compared to the number to be found for the likes of Solidworks, Inventor etc is a big reason why it is not more widely used as it is very powerful & relatively easy system to become productive with in a short amount of time compared to the previously mentioned big players, I used Solidworks & had 2 weeks of professional training & it was a much steeper learning curve. Anyway thanks again & keep up the good work!

ahh the simplest valve gear of them all: highball forward and never look back.

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Superbra. Tack!

How do you change from mm to fractions of an inch

Great video! How do you fill the holes in the corners of the box?

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