Hook

Their other posts in the index, biggest breakout first.
Do you want to build projects like this, this or this, but don't know where to start. Start by learning how to cad. Welcome to my series where I teach absolute beginners how to become Tony Stark. Step one, software. I recommend Fusion 360 or on-shape, both are free for students. And I love on-shape because it's entirely on a cloud, which means you don't need a NASL super computer at home. It can literally run in a potato. Start with this tutorial and model water bottle. It teaches you the fundamentals like sketching, extruding and revolving. And once you start making blocker shapes, it's time for moving parts. Make it box or something. This video right here is a great one. You learn how to set physical constraints in animate mates. Because if you're designing clips through each other, you didn't design a machine. You design expensive modern art. Now, if you're like me and want to design airplanes or cars, Blobby won't cut it. Check out this playlist on YouTube to learn how to sculpt perfectly smooth aerodynamic surfaces. And it's actually how I learned so I can personally attest to the quality of these videos. If you master that, try your skills at a full assembly of an entire system. And it teaches you how to make everything come together for a finished product. I recommend this video and once you master all these tutorials, you can pretty much design anything that you want and send it straight to your 3D printer and the world is literally your. Follow for more engineering tips. Peace.