Every tool, one at a time

Pull: out adds, in cuts

Pull: stopping level with another part

Pull a face: longer, or lower, with nothing drawn

Spin: a knob from half its outline

Hole: click a face, type the size, pick a screw size

Hole: to a depth

Hole: a cone seat and a wider seat for a screw's head

Round: take the sharpness off edges

Bevel: cut edges off flat

Move: take a part by a point, set it on another

Measure: between two points, and what an edge or a face is

Repeat in a row: ten holes from one

Join, Cut away, Keep overlap: two parts put together

The five ready-made shapes

Looking round: turn, slide, zoom, and the views

Change a step afterward: the rest follows

Undo and redo

A step that can't be done says why

Leave a step out: what depends on it is marked, and says why

Select: pick, add, let go, delete

The Help window

Lay a face on the ground, and quarter turns

Mirror: half a part made whole

A face opened as a 2D drawing

Repeat round a middle: six holes from one

Printing: from the model to the printer's bed

Printing: how a part is sliced, looked into layer by layer, and saved as a print program.

Projects, start to finish

Four projects from start to finish: a bracket, a box and its lid, a knob and its plate, and a phone stand.

Snapping, planes and drawing

Snapping, planes and drawing: how parts line up by themselves, and how to draw on any face or plane.

Things that move in 3D

Things that move: gear trains, a small engine and a Geneva wheel, each built and set turning.