FreeCAD Full Project for Beginners: Part Modeling, Assembly Constraints & Motion

In this beginner-friendly tutorial, we’ll model a belt roller support, build the assembly, add constraints, create an exploded view, and even simulate the roller motion — all in 20 minutes. This video is perfect if you just started learning FreeCAD and want to understand how the whole process fits together, from creating individual parts to making them move inside an assembly. Timeline: Install FreeCAD 1.1 0:55 Create the support bracket: Bracket Sketching( polyline, constraints, dimensions, mirror .etc) 01:46 Pad/Extrude 03:45 Pocket 06:17 Chamfer 08:21 Create the roller 09:33 Create a assembly 13:40 Add constraints(Fixed joint, Revolute joints, Cylindrical Joint, Distance joint, Parallel joint) : 15:28 Generate a simulation for rotation 21:07 Create a explode video 22:01 🔧 What You’ll Learn in This FreeCAD Beginner Project Part Design (Modeling the Components) 1. Sketching the base, roller, bracket, 2. Using Pad, Pocket, Hole, and Chamfer tools 3. Managing bodies in the Part Design Workbench Assembly 1. Creating a new assembly file 2. Inserting the parts/bodies 3. Applying constraints such as: Fixed joints, revolute joints, cylindrical joints, distance joints Exploded View: How to quickly create a clean exploded view for presentations or documentation Motion Simulation: Setting up simple rotation to simulate the belt roller movement 📁Download Project Files & More FreeCAD Exercises All FreeCAD models, practice files, and future exercises are available here: 🔗 Notion Library: https://www.notion.so/27c1491016c6802...