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Haw! Thanks Croz! Really appreciate it! I'll be sure to upload more videos! Thanks for watching!

An introductory video, ey? I could do that!

@nemoengineering That'd be awesome! I've been learning inkscape as well, and this video is very in-depth, but it's been very useful. And I was thinking, man if only there was a video like this for Fusion and watching your videos and the way you break things down, I thought what a perfect combination.

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@@dustinayres5456 Haw! Thanks for the vote of confidence! I'll do my best! Keep up the good attitude to learning! It'll take you far!

Hello! Do you mean that you need to change the thickness of your sheet metal part?

@@nemoengineering I figured it out. I had to move the flange back some. Thanks for your tutorials.

@@TheGnthreman Good stuff, well done! Thanks for watching!

You're most welcome! Thanks for watching!

Wahoo! Glad it was helpful! Sorry I was late with the video! Happy modelling!

Aaaah! Thank you!! I'm new to the greenscreen; I'll work it out 👍

Ha! Thanks, Brandon!

Hello! I'm not sure if there's a way to convert, but you can definitely delete the chamfer in a few ways! - If you have the features tree active, find the feature, select and delete it. - If you don't have the features tree (i.e. you just have geometry), you should be able to select all the chamfered faces (holding Shift) and delete them with the delete key. Let me know how you go!

@@nemoengineering Thank you that worked perfectly.

Thanks!

@@nemoengineering I just started 360. I came from tinkercad.

Thanks for watching :)!

Haw!! Thank you for watching! Happy modelling!

- BTW, 'Offset Faces' would be nice (would only require 1 feature, not 2, as w/ 'Extrude') - BUT alas, it drags adjacent faces w/ it. So, that's a no go :(

Hey! Great catch! While Press/Pull or Offset Faces drags the whole chain, extrusion just extends just the target surface. Nice one!

​@@nemoengineering - Yes :) - BTW, I never use 'Press Pull'. It's actually not a tool, but a "multi selector": based on geom selection, it picks between 'Extrude', 'Offset Faces', or 'Fillet'. Instead, I simply select the desired tool (via hotkeys). - And, there are some subtle differences / downsides between these workflows. 'Fusion 360 School' RUclipsr has 2 nice vids covering this matter.

@@nemoengineering - Yes :) - BTW, I never use 'Press Pull'. It's actually not a tool, but a "multi selector": based on geom selection, it picks between 'Extrude', 'Offset Faces', or 'Fillet'. Instead, I simply select the desired tool (via hotkeys). - And, there are some subtle differences / downsides between these workflows. 'Fusion 360 School' RUclipsr has 2 nice vids covering this matter.

@@swamihuman9395 Very cool! I'll be sure to check them out! I've always wanted to get into 'speed modelling'; maybe run some live contests :) Could be fun!

Haw! Thank you! I'll be sure to make more videos! Thanks for watching!

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Hello! No worries, easypeasy! Firstly, I created a revolute joint between the mirror panel and the frame (22:33 to 23:00). This joint allows the pane to rotate about its axis. Once this was created, I click-and-dragged the pane with the left mouse button to move it around. Good luck! Let me know how you go!

Aaah! You've made my whole day! I'm glad you got value from it! Enjoy the 3D modelling; it really is fun if you learn the ropes!

Thanks!! Oh no! That's no good! I was going to suggest toggling the eye! I have a suspicion! Is your visual style set to 'Shaded'? Try changing it to 'Shaded with Edges' (the hotkey for this is Ctrl+6). Let me know how you go!

@@nemoengineering Yes!!! This fixed it!!! Thank you so much!!! I literally spend hours last night trying to figure it out, who would have thought it could be something that easy

@@xIsouLcruSHca AAAAAAAAAH! My pleasure! I find whenever the solution was something silly, I end up remembering it from the frustration! Happy modelling!

Haha oh no! Are you used to something else? You can't possibly hate 3D-modelling!

@@nemoengineering yeah so frustrating. Been using design software for many years and these days love eMachineshop and always Tinkercad because it’s so fast and accessible and even my 9 year old can use it for circuit design too. Just cannot understand how it’s made by the same company? So unintuitive in comparison. I’ve been able to create so many complex devices just in Tinkercad then really quickly get them to 3D print, carve from carbon fiber or even plasma cut and weld them up but haven’t had much luck at all producing anything of use in Fusion. I will persist though. I like the way you break it down.

Haaw!! Thank you!! It's great to be back; I feel reinvigorated! I'm glad the videos are of help to you! Thank you so much for watching!

!! THANK YOU FOR WATCHING, KENJ!! With this level of demand, I'll have to get on it!!

Fae ears? I'll have to look up what those are! I'm sure we can give it a crack!

AAAAAAAAAAAAH! Thanks Anthony! You made my whole day! I've been beseiged with the busyness of life; I need to get uploading again! I will do it! Thanks for watching the videos, and happy modelling!

Much appreciated! Thanks for watching!

Thanks Geordie!! You made my whole day :)!! I'm planning up uploading again this week, so thanks for subbing!!

My pleasure, Mystic!! Thanks for watching! Happy modelling!

@@nemoengineering have you made a video about sheet metal rules?

Not yet, but it's in the works! Life has been so busy! @@mysticswordsman

@@nemoengineering I hear you!!! Do you have any suggestions on where I could get that information until you make a video?

It was my pleasure! Thank you so much for watching!

Oh! Sounds fun, I’ll put it in the pipeline!

Oh! That's an interesting challenge! I'll have a look!

I'm really glad to hear it, Kamelia! Good luck with your task!

My pleasure! Thanks for watching!

Next video!

My pleasure :)!

Hi Dai! As a service, I've provided beginner's training for Fusion 360 (in person and online). I'm in the process of putting together a beginner's training package! Is this something you'd be interested in?

@@nemoengineering yes mate, especially if it's tailored for CNC plasma, so sheet metal etc.

@@daipower1 Wonderful! I have many clients who work with CNC and sheet metal. Let's have a chat! If you'd like to reach out to my business address, I'll put it below: fperez-smith@nemoengineering.com

Haw!! Thanks Limitless!! Enjoy the 3D modelling!!

Thanks for watching!!

Thank you!! And thanks for watching!!

Thanks for watching, Manatar! I’m glad you enjoyed it!

That's right! Next video, I'll show how to change the K-factor, bend radii, etc.!

I'll see what I can do next video!