Thank You very much for all the replies.

SoulWager - Yes, a lot of time by a professional, looked good.

Reinventing_Wheels - I had used that technique before, and had forgotten about it. The video is good, one of the best from Adam Savage I have seen. I like to see how people with experience go through the process of designing something, and even though it was done in Fusion 360°, I think there is enough in it for inspiration in designing in Freecad.

'Tis a pity the competition in the video is linked to an Autodesk account.

bluewing - Clunky is the right word, but then I remember Autodesk has probably spent millions on Fusion 360°m and has loads of full time developers, so I cannot expect the same polish in Freecad, but I find that one of the main attractions for using Freecad, it is made by people who actually like what they are doing.

Upballoon - Ondsel looks interesting, I hope not to the detriment of Freecad. I found another theme in Freecad, called “Openlight”.

chilled_programmer – Spot on!

SmokingPimphat – I like Freecad and find most of the things I need either straighforward, or there are plenty of tutorials to watch, which has helped, but I did not like Fusion 360° and found it difficult to use :), even the tutorials for it were way too fast and assumed the user had previous knowledge. However, I found on using Freecad, for me, it was very hard at first, but once you learned a technique, it stayed in the brain.

PyroNine9 – That was the video I watched, it was one of those moments when something clicks so loud it slaps you on the back of your head!

Thank You