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This video is 3 years old, so Fusion hasn't created a better way to do this?????????????

great straight forward video

when I go to create a drawing of a sheet metal part, there is no "representation" option to choose "Flat Pattern." Any thoughts on how to get that to show up? Or another way to show bend lines?

Nice, thx

WARNING ! ! ! Just like to point it out if you haven't noticed. it does not save that projection you made as a DXF. Fusion actually saves the "sketch face". You can just make a sketch on that face, without a projection or lines/geometry and get a DXF. It makes the "sketch face" or blue shade area into a DXF. you will be upset if you have counter bores or counter sinks and try to save a projection thinking that is what you'll get. I know.

I wanted to get the dimensions too ...

The best tutorial i've ever seen 👍👍

You call yourself a 10-Minute Tutor but the video is 10:01 :,(

This is a game changer!!! Thank you so much for the tip!

You say it results in problems, but don't show or state what those problems are. What if your item is a simple flat piece with a few holes (no bends) do you still need to go through all this? What happens if you draw something up and don't create an item as a "sheet metal part" how does this impact the export. So many unanswered questions.

Aside from this being the exact Fusion 360 video I needed, what camera and mic do you use for your setup? The sound and video are crystal clear! Excellent quality!

What difference would it make if, after pressing create flat pattern, you press the export DXF button next to finish flat pattern? That's what I usually do and so far there hasn't been any scale failure, but maybe there is a risk of that?

Thank you so much for this video! This is so helpful!

This helped me so much, thank you!! :D

Danke

I could fall asleep to your voice

Thank you for clarifying according DXF export with Fusion 360.

You're doing great, keep up posting more tutorial videos of fusion 360. 👍

Very informative, thanks for sharing!

So once you do this, you would send to the manufacturer the PDF plus the DXF file with just the outline of the part, or just the PDF is enoguh ? Thanks for the video :)

You solved my 2 problems in 1 video.Thank you.

Thank You!!

turned my drawing into two straight lines ??

thank you!!!

thanks for the vid. managed to do it' but the viewer doesn't show the logo. any sugestions?

This is definitely the best way. I happen to be running into scaling problems. It's converting the file into metric even though my document settings are in inches. Might be good to ad this fix to this video. For the sake of clarity... my comments are not criticisms, just my experience. It's hard not to love Fusion for cost vs power but sometimes I hate it. Going to reach out to Fusion team. Thanks!

Big help. Thanks.

Thank you. I fell for the trap but your video saved me.

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this was fantastic - thank you. I immediately subscribed and look forward to binging on the rest of your content. 👍👍😎👍👍

Thank you bro.. keep the good working

Any advice for a depth recognizing multi layered dxf export for woodworking with 2.5 axis milling?

..no we need to go over to how to import and properly scale DFX file,

Extremely helpful! But how do you indicate bend lines?

but, that's not an isometric view. By definition, that terrible angle is the only angle allowed. Is is it possible to make isometric views from any side?

Great video!

Hmm, I don't seem to have all those emissive lights. All I have is a range of Display 4x20 - LCDs

Subscribe ! Thank you

Nice video, thanks! But how can we indicate the cutting lines or engraving lines in the DXF?

Great Videos! Hope there is more coming! '

Explains what is exactly needed. Really helped me a lot. Love it.

can't help but paid more attention to you instead of the content. 😆😆😆

To get even better result turn enviroment lighting all the way down until you get all bodies to turn black. Then if you start rendering only the light from the "artificial" light you created will be rendered. This way I get much better shadows and details.

sound level drops off, cant hear you

Yeah man, subbed for sure. I like your style.

I've been trying to find a well explained video about sheet metal drawings for awhile! I'm glad I found yours! Thanks for the video! Keep up the good work!

Just a couple of tips for you from someone who regularly does Sheet Metal parts design. (1) All breakpresses (benders/folders) bend upwards so ALWAYS show the view that shows the bends as upwards otherwise it's easy for the guy doing the bending to screw up. Not so much of an issue with a simple symmetric part like yours but really important on parts that look symmetric but are NOT, therefore a great habit to get into. (2) I generally get the laser guys to etch (with the laser) the bend lines as a secondary proof to the PDF's to show them they are bending in the right place. (3) For parts where there are different bend directions, say 2 in one direction and 1 in the other, I show always them with the greater number up (2 up and 1 down in this case). Right at this moment I'm doing a 6 x bend radius that approximates an R50mm bend so the back-stop of the breakpress becomes useless to measure each bend distance. With the laser etched lines they just do it by eye. I normally go one step further and etch the bend directions and bend angles (if not 90deg) as well. I show the bend lines but have "Show Bend Extents" permanently turned off as they are just a distraction and a potential for errors for the bending person. The more fool proof you make the job the less mistakes are likely to be made. Hope this helps. Good video by the way. As an ex-SolidWorks (including sheet metal) guy I came here for A360 sheet metal drawing help so thanks.