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Very helpful. This is brilliantly simple and clear.

Thank you for your videos.

Hi. Thank you so much for these videos. I can't find part 5 though.

Catchyí title :) Unfortunately I really was surprised. Created a plane between to axes, and when wanted to move an existing sketch on that plane, it disappeared from the Construction folder (and reappeard after cancelling the action). Any idea why? Thanks.

Just watched a whole bunch of your vids and I like them a lot. Gave me some great insights. For this one you would have put the cherry on the cake for me if you had modeled the bottom part, the metallic one, as cirlular where it touches the black part with the logo, but them it's lots to a square with a large radius. I work with one and it's a great thing. Thanks for the videos.

Super helpful thank you!

This pretty handy ! Thanks alot

Great tutorial. I hate that Fusion hides this so deep in the menus.

nope this trash app still wont work

Thank you, its helpfull for metric threads but doesnt work DIN PIPE threads. Can you suggest something for pipe threads ?

How do you model the corresponding bolt?

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Glad I watched this video, never would of figured out how to do this lol Thank you!!

nice video , tutorial complete

Well presented and excellent information. Thank you

Great tutorial, I learned a lot, I the only thing yo didn't do was rotate the mirror body 90 degrees

A little to complicated. Use circular pattern for the ribs and the trough holes. Put elements like chamfers at the end of your construction. Anyway I love your content.

Thanks !

Wow. Simple and on point. Exactly what I was searching for. Thank you!

AWESOME! Thanks brother!

i love your videos bro! I’ve been working on scale models and using your videos to help build small details to design for my projects with 3D resin prints to bring much more detail to parts for my hobby. so thanks for the easy breakdown of your videos🎉

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this needs supports to be printed. best option?

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wonderful video subbed

Great tutorial, easy to understand and the results are fantastic. Thank you

this should be an option in the thread tool

Very helpful! Thank you

THis is one of the best design processes I have seen when talking about splines. Now I need to attempt to use this way to make some templates for some parts I am making

Nice! Exactly what I needed

Wonderful tutorial.

Thank you very much for this great tutorial !!!!

I appreciate the clarity you give especially compared to so many other tutorials. Your tutorial was clear and gave me exactly what I needed. Thank you Most tutorials only gave an explanation for methods to create a gear that I struggled to put to use.

I was trying to follow the video along, but when I go to set the radius dimension of the 3 point arc, it says "over-constrained sketch, create a driven dimension instead?" Any ideas?

Thanks for the explanation, I had issues figuring out how to make spiral flutes like that. Anyway, I have some experience with cutting tools and while it certainly looks like a drill, it wouldn't be functional. It's missing all the clearance angles for the cutting edges, making it a cone will make it not cut at all. Also don't chamfer the cutting edge.

Another good video! There is a shortcut method to repeat commands, if you right click, it brings up "Repeat" last command.

excellent

What about the same, but for the internal thread?

Hey let's make a video with voice while eating a candy. 😂

Awesome!

I'm a huge fan of this channel and want to follow this tutorial when it's complete. I've already done plenty of your models following your guides. Keep it up! We appreciate it! 🙏

Thanks. I have a job coming up where I will need to mill such a slot in a pipe on my cnc milling machine. I was thinking of modeling using the coil function but this is way quicker. Silly of me not to think of it because I use emboss for putting serial numbers on 3D resin printed parts I make. :)

How many milmmiters is 1/4 hex?

great video

Great videos man. One thing that will help people streamling command entries is by using the shortcut menu, hitting the "s" key, then type in any command, and you can import commands into the shortcut menu.

Love it!!

What the?!?! I've watched over 1/2 dozen videos on this topic and it's been all move this edge, offset that, loft this, sweep that... now I find the video that uses just 2 chamfers and it's done. Glad I looked it up again - knew there was a better way. Thank you.

This sick project needs an ending!!

great stuff.

please make a part 5 idk what to do from here