Modeling a Table from a Surface (No Sketch!) with Onshape's Reapply Feature

Welcome back, CADemists! In this tutorial, we're taking on a fun and unique challenge: modeling a table in Onshape. This video was inspired by a great SolidWorks tutorial I saw, but we're going to use our own unique workflow that starts with a surface and no sketch at all! The true power of this tutorial lies in the 'Reapply Feature' within Onshape's Linear Pattern—a powerful tool for placing features on complex, non-planar surfaces with incredible precision. This is the perfect example of how Onshape's unique commands can make complex tasks simple. In this video, you will learn: How to model a table in Onshape starting from a surface, not a sketch. The incredible power of the 'Reapply Feature' in the Linear Pattern. How to efficiently place and align parts on complex, curved geometries. This video is a great demonstration of Onshape's versatility and a fun way to compare different CAD workflows. Original Video Inspiration on CAD knowledge:    • Complex table designing for beginners in s...   What do you think of this approach? Let us know in the comments below! If you enjoyed this tutorial, please hit that like button, subscribe to the CADemist channel for more advanced Onshape tutorials, and turn on notifications!