I have some client work! I don't advertise, so it's a bit rare, but I've agreed to work with a previous client on a new product of theirs. Here is a quick example of how I'm using SolidWorks to set the foundations for the Product Design. If you like this and want to see more, let me know in the comments. I can keep you updated during the projects progression.

Hello All, Super busy time of year for Design work! - Draft SolidWorks Fundamentals book is out for testing/feedback - Freelance client project Phase 2 has been approved and commenced (see video posted yesterday) - Too many ideas for content and not enough time for editing! - Projects in my FT Quad Lock role are fully ramped up - I have meetings to come with CEO & VP of Product at Thule (our parent company) later this week while they visit to Melbourne Regrettably it means progress on content here is a bit slower but I hope to give you whatever insights I can to the real world projects as they move forward. But still - time for livestream this Thursday night! If you have any questions you'd like me to answer on stream, let me know in the comments!

Hey everyone - did you have a productive week? I was reasonably pleased with my progress. I finished editing the Appearances Masterclass and published that to YouTube - it's doing just ok so far. The livestream moved to Thursday night and went much better than expected, with a good amount of viewers and people jumping in the chat! Thanks if you were one of them. I felt comfortable with the 'live design' style, so I will keep it for a while. Other than those, I made some more progress on a freelance project and getting the SolidWorks Fundamentals book out to a few people for testing. If you are interested to learn more, send me a message. Looking forward to the week ahead and breaking down the LEGO Motorcycle assembly classes into smaller chunks.

Greetings from Türkiye. I'm trying to assemble a Rubik's Cube. However, when I connect the pieces in a specific way, the cubes only rotate left and right. I can't rotate them up or down. Can anyone help?