Blender Modeling Introduction: How to create 3D objects

I've learned an awful lot of things on Blender from this single 35 minutes than on countless "tutorials" out there. Thank you very much Chris, you are a true educator; and, please, carry on with this Blender series, because it's going to be very useful to a lot of people (not just me)

I am very impressed: Your breadth and depth of knowledge of tools from programming, creating objects to editing video is amazing! And The ability to convey this to us laypeople. In awe, sir! A proud member of 'Chris University' 900K and growing!

Without a doubt, one of my favourite Explaining Computers tutorials. I really hope we get a part two. Thank you!

Chris has exceeded even his usual high level of enthusiasm. Watching him, I can imagine myself getting into Blender and getting lost in what psychologists call a flow state. Bravo!

I've watched many blender video's and have learned more from this one than all the others; the intro was very good and pointed out things other tutorials missed out completely. I hope you continue to make these. Thanks for sharing.

You should be hired to be an official Blender instructor. Seriously. You have conveyed better instructions on Blender's basic use then I've seen in years on YouTube.

This is absolutely brilliant, Christopher. You make everything so easy to follow. I am now officially a Blender user, for sure. Thank you very much for this video. Please continue. 👍😊

You have delivered to us a wonderful tutorial on Blender which is arguably the best on YouTube and maybe on the whole internet. Your tutorial is clear and concise, the way tutorials should be. Your delivery has contagious enthusiasm. You come across friendly and personable without sacrificing a technical explanation (the way tutorials should be). Truly, the comments I have read say it better than I can. I only wish to sum up my comment with the ever famous line from a very popular sci fi show, "May you live long and prosper, " and continue making our lives better with Explaining Computers.

Wow, I've used Blender for some time now for some 'simple' objects, but a lot of what you're showing is completely unknown to me. I am definitely going to use these tips to my advantage. Thanks for sharing!

A brilliant tutorial, thank you so much Chris. I have always struggled with Blender tutorials on YouTube as they overload you with keyboard shortcuts and try to teach you too many tools at once. I hope this video proves to be very popular, as I am keen to learn more about Blender from you.

Finally a good teacher in Blender !!!

IDK if I've ever found a video on the internet that is this detailed and understandable. Not what I expected to find when I started this project. He got my like and subscribe less then 20 mins in. You are the hero we needed. lol THANK YOU!

This was a really nice intro to blender. Blender does everyting and can seem to overwhelming it is nice to pick a specific task and realize that at its core it is not really all that complicated.

I started blender few days ago and I have been watching tutorials on different channels. I can say this is the best tutorial so far I have seen. He explained what he is doing, why is he doing it, and multiple ways to do it. Blender is different from the other 3D modeling software I have been using. Without proper tutorial it is very difficult and will take a long time to progress. Hope to see more tutorials from this channel. Thank you.

I've seen a lot of videos about Blender, from basic to advanced, but none of them gave me all the tricks you showed here and explained in such a clear and simple way. You have great teaching skills!

The quality difference to the usual "tutorials" out there is insane. I felt pretty comfy around Blender already, but I really wish this would have been my starting point. Could have saved a lot of figuring out myself. I will take this as positive example of how to make educational content, if I for whatever reason feel like making a tutorial myself some day. Tank you.

Brilliant choice and very timely as I'm considering a 3D printer and designing 3D objects for printing. This is a great foot up!

This is a really awesome video, please consider doing a series. Your precise almost CAD-like prototyping approach to Blender is much less common on YouTube, and is a hugely beneficial skill set to have within the program. I am a proficient user, and still found some of the UI elements you covered to be a valuable refresher for doing more precise work.

In the early days of my Blender journey, I swear I had the exact same "Ooo, I made a sandcrawler by moving two vectors!!" epiphany you described, EXACTLY as you described it. Get out of my mind!! I agree with the other commenters below - this is one of the clearest tutorials out there. Thank you!

This is the first video I should have watched at some point when I started learning Blender, I could have saved myself a lot of time researching and on many occasions confusing myself with add-ons just to test if Blender had practical potential for creating precision models. By far this is the video of the first big step to correctly start in the world of Blender with a focus on engineering modeling. It's not bad to use add-ons if they improve the workflow, but sometimes I felt like I was going outside of Blender's native logic, which is impressive how it has evolved. Thank you very much Christopher for sharing your knowledge in a very objective way.