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Great video. Thanks

Can you record the animation ? Thats neet.

Excellent tutorial. You are only the 2nd person I’ve seen to ever include supports in your design. This is so important and I feel it is ignored by many as they try to keep things simple. Can you do a video specifically for adding break away supports?

What’s the print settings to succeed with those very small overhang parts

Thank you for explaining the ways it works and the way it doesn’t work. Your videos are very helpful and detailed.

Thank you so much, can you search and make tutorial about " Making of 'Liam F1 Wind Turbine' " in Fusion 360, it's so hard to me, please !

Way too much work. There’s a much easier way. If anyone thinks theyre going to make this and put on makerworld guess again. There’s getting ready to be a huge ban of everyone who has these except for the one person who started them.

This was very helpful for me figuring out a completely different design challenge, but the process worked perfectly.

Great video! I’m still learning Fusion and this was very helpful!

Great video, I have printed a lot of these over the past few weeks, now I want try my hand and making one in fusion!

This is over complicated for this model. You can simply start with a sketch on the top plane that has 1 fin profile within a circle. Then add a vertical line at the origin and use the sweep command with a twist that follows the vertical line. After that you can extrude the original circle sketch with a taper angle to form a cone. Shell the cone and then use the outer surface to split the spiral you just made. Then use the spiral to split the cone and add tolerance on all faces of the spiral with the offset command. Done.

Wow! great tutorial!

I have never seen that thing before. Cool gadget.

Great tutorial! I managed to make the one with my Bamboo X1 following your steps!

Excellent tutorial. I have been wanting to make one of these, but didn't know where to start. Printing my first one now. Thank you!

Hi, one doesn't have to dothe sweep with a spiral. Just have a line in the center, perpendicular to the base. Sweep along that line and make a rotation as you like.

Your amazing threads videos helped me finish a project recently, thank you! Now I have more confidence to experiment with this technique!

Finally 👏🏻👏🏻

Incredible video

I genuinely enjoy how you challenge modeling with this software. this one was fun to make and print.

Really appreciate the extra effort of the longer format! I'm sure I could make do with the shorter format but the longer format is easier to follow while doing it myself. I'm just happy to learn from you, via any format!

I love Fusion but this is much harder than it really needs to be. Fusion team, please add user defined section in the coil generator.

Great tutorial! And for the comments regarding high speed: I much prefer to pause and repeat over fast forwarding past slow and tedious stuff.

Hi and thanks for your video, its very helpful to see the process. I am having a bit of trouble using the coil feature. The location of my coil is not at the origin and when I go to sketch the circle for the coil I dont seem to be able to locate it at the centre of a boss that is ofset from the origin. Any ideas how to do this?

Man, what are you doing at 2:02? I can't keep up :(

Uhmmmm…. What? 🧐🧐🤔🤔

Perfect tutorial for me. Maximum transfer of knowledge on the subject without the 15 minutes of narcissism that other "tutorials" normally include

For anyone wondering why the combine is not working, what helped for me: slightly lower the distance from 0.3 to 0.25 between the threads and also increase the overlap of the profiles of the threads from 0.05 to 0.1. For me, the problem was that Fusion didn't detect the overlap as significant and this worked like a charm so sharing with the rest!

For such supports I often make it 1 line wide only where it touches the part, making it wider further down to create a weak spot where it has to break off. Watching your videos I realized I used sweep guide surfaces wrong, thank you =) I find your format one of the best on youtube, concise while having all the details!

Love the videos, excited to see what other advanced topics you will cover. Perhaps drawing fan blades with an airfoil profile?

i mean why so fast, where are you rushing its free you dont pay for servers storage. this is meant to be teaching class. we loose all concentration and energy on pausing video.this is the worst way for presentation class. you are good ,but this speed is ridiculous and no point for tutorials. Please if you do it at all do it as you should.... slow

your videos are top tier! you earned a new sub^^

thats a neat tutorial. Thank you very much!

nice, but too fast for me

An interesting approach to the threading mechanism for 3D printing. 👌 Thanks for the explanation. 😉 I still had to watch the video in slow speed to understand everything properly. 😉 I've learned a few more things thanks to you. 👍

Thanks 👍

Way too fast to understand and follow along with.

Nice Thx!

this is very high level I m impressed

Hello Thank you very much for this very precise and technical tutorial. Thanks to you, I've been able to put new mesh functions into practice and get a stunning result. 👍😉

Way to fast

Very nice tutorials, hope to see many more from you - any chance you covering gears😅

If you look at injection molded threaded items: like bottle caps, pill bottles, etc; you'll notice most don't have the thread start near the top of the body until it reaches full thickness. Actually there is usually a completely bare buffer region near the top of the body and corresponding base of the cap. It's not a great idea to have the thin profile thread on the lip of the body where it has no "meat" to it and will easily get warped or damaged - especially if you're gonna 3D print it.

Please slow down, maybe doble the video lenghth...please.

That's so smart I'm angry and amazed at the same time

Perfect speed. It's not a video on how to use fusion.

Great design techniques, thank you for sharing! I like the pacing of the video too.

Creo has much better functionality imo in regards to coil, there should be an option to have custom profile in coil menu

A good alternative to modelling both thread profiles for the inner and outer thread is to simple subtract the thread from one side to the other and use the offset face tool to make clearance

this is the most packed info f360 video i have seen so far! ty