ShopReady Draft 3D · 2:25 · narrated, with captions
A bracket, start to finish
A mounting bracket is made from nothing in about two minutes: a plate 100 by 60 by 10, a round boss pulled up from a circle drawn on its top, a pocket pushed in, the corners rounded, a hole through the boss and four screw holes set out as a pattern. Every size is typed.
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Clip · 2:14A box, and a lid made to fit it
A box 80 by 60 by 40 is hollowed with a center rectangle pushed down 37, leaving walls and a floor 3 thick. The lid is drawn on the box's own rim, its two corners snapped to the box's corners, and pulled up 3 as a part of its own. A lip 0.2 smaller each side than the hollow is drawn on the lid's top and pushed down through it. The eyes in the Parts tab hide each part in turn to show the lip and the hollow.
Clip · 2:21A knob spun from half its outline, and its plate
A plate 80 by 60 by 6 gets a hole in its middle and beveled edges. Then half a knob's outline is drawn standing up on the front plane, with a line up its middle, and Spin turns it into a knob whose stem stands in the plate's hole. Typing 270 opens it to show the section; a notch cut in its rim marks where it points.
Clip · 2:19A phone stand, with a back that leans
A base 80 by 70 by 8 is pulled up from the ground. The back leans at 70 degrees, so it is drawn on a plane of its own, set up with Draw, On a tilted plane: a rectangle 70 by 110 with a round opening, pulled 6 thick. The two parts are joined, a lip is drawn on the base's top from the base's own corner and pulled up 12, and the back's top corners are rounded.