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Thank you so much for that comment. I’m glad that you found it beneficial. I’ve got a follow up tutorial going to be released soon. The user that requested help explained that I didn’t quite hit the nail on the head with his situation. Stay tuned to learn a skill that is 🤯!

You’re absolutely correct! I thought for a long time about that and decided to try and keep the focus on learning just a few elements and dimensions on the drawing rather than on every detail. These lessons were primarily made to assist my students (brand new learners of everything manufacturing) and I felt like it was sufficient for them to learn just the few things that were taught in this tutorial. I also left out GD&T, most of the information in the Title Block, etc, etc since those things would have been too much for them at the time. However, we subsequent tutorials, you see that we get more and more detailed. I hope you stick with us to see that progress. I truly appreciate your comment. You’re the only one that’s caught that and commented on it. Thank you!

@@learnitalready I love your videos, thank you for making them freely available. I intend to make my way through your entire playlist.

Thanks for your input Roland! I will endeavour to improve my teaching skills. Is there something in this tutorial that you would personally like more explanation? I am happy to try to help.

Thanks! Glad you still are learning with us.

Thanks so much for your comment! Yes so true. Gotta love surfacing!!!

😂 Planned chaos!

I’ll try and provide my on surface modeling soon!

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Thanks for asking. Let me see if I can make another tutorial soon!

@@learnitalready Awesome, thank you! :)

Thanks for asking! Yes, they can. Fusion is cloud based, which means all your part files are not saved locally on your computer but rather on Autodesk’s servers. You can log into Fusion on any computer around the world and be able to view your files. And yes, you can only have one instance or session of Fusion running at any given time.

@@learnitalready thanks for the reply 🙏… even if your on the free subscription?… so technically you have to download the version on each computer and it’s as simple as logging in ?

@@drpipe Yes, it works with the personal (free) version. Just download and install on any computer, login and all your files will be there waiting for you.

I haven’t memorized all the features of Fusion. There are a lot of different aspects that I’d still like to learn. However, what I do know has come from many hours of learning and problem solving. I’m happy to share my limited knowledge with ones like you that are willing to learn. Keep up the good work!

No that is an awesome comment to receive. Thanks so much for your encouragement. I'm trying to make things real, and errors are definitely real! Glad that you enjoyed this tutorial. Hope to hear from you with our other tutorials too. All the best!

Great job! Thanks for letting us know.

Thank for your comment. Even though your feelings differ from the majority of comments for this tutorial, we still appreciate them and will continue to try to improve the quality and brevity of our videos. All the best with your learning.

Thanks so much for commenting and sharing your experience. I would love to make this video again and include that detail.

Thanks! Stay tuned for more.

Thanks so much for your comment! Glad you enjoyed this first video. The others can be found as part of a Udemy course that we published. Please check it out here: ruclips.net/video/LU9UBOs-Eow/видео.html All the best with your learning!

Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy our other tutorials too.

Thanks so much! That puzzle box would be great to make in Fusion. It would be quite the process to make it parametric, but definitely doable.

Thanks! Great question too! Put simply, there is no way to mirror the text to the other side without it being flipped. You will have to perform the same operations on the other side. That is the great thing about parametric modeling though, especially when you get more proficient with it. If you prove the parameters on one side, it is very simple to replicate (not mirror) on the other side.

Thanks for reaching out! Yes, the characters and numbers on a drawing can be a little confusing at times. I hope to continue to teach things like that in our tutorials so that our viewers can continue to learn new things. Hope you like our other tutorials!

@@learnitalready Yes I have been spending a significant amount of time with your tutorials. I like the format and cadence. I am quickly becoming "proficient" with Fusion 360 using your lessons.

So glad to know! Thanks!

Thanks so much for the comment and your encouragement! Thank you too for the suggestion. For a while now I’ve wanted to do a series on the Manufacture workspace and how to complete a part from start to finish. Your comment makes me want to produce that series. Stay tuned!

Thanks for taking the time to comment what you’ve benefited from and what you’ve liked. I like to keep things real… it’s definitely real to run into mistakes and have to fix them. I will keep doing that. Please keep in touch and let us know of your progress!

Great to hear! Thanks for taking the time to comment. So glad that you have benefitted from these tutorials. Hope you enjoy our other tutorials too. Please keep commenting so we can see your progress. All the best!

So glad you found us and finished day 1. Yes, the rest of the course can be found on Udemy. The link can be found in the description below. We made a coupon for the first 100 to get the course for free, but that has expired now. We will offer some more deals from time to time, so stay tuned.

Hello! Thanks for reaching out. Can you provide a screenshot after right-clicking that component please? Can you send it to our email found on our channel page please? I’ll be able to help more if I see what you’re seeing. Thanks so much.

Very true! Thanks for adding.

Thanks for reaching out! Working through problems only helps us to figure things out much better than if we didn’t hit them. Question for you: what font did you use?

@@learnitalready Thanks for your question. Font: Impact, Text Height: 0.5", Text Align: Center 2x, Constraint text to the center: Coincident. It is still possible to rotate the Text?

​​⁠Thanks for letting me know. Sometimes a different font creates problems but you are using the same font as the tutorial. The next best thing I can suggest is to delete the extrude and sketches tools and try again. There might be a possibility that you have another sketch visible that is accidentally being selected when trying to select the text. Let me know if that solves it.

@@learnitalready Thank you very much for helping me. This time I first placed the text in the top left corner in a quarter of the piston, this time with Arial, then I performed the negative Extrusion, which worked well, then I placed the text back in the Center in Sketch, then Finish Sketch , and now everything is fine. Then I changed the text to Impact with edit Text, and after Finish Sketch the error message appeared again. I have now changed the text back to Arial, everything is fine now, and I can continue with the exercise. :-)

So glad to know! Thanks for taking the time to message us.

@@learnitalready Do you do online consultation/help, Arizona would be a little to far to just swing by.😂 I always seem to have problems which are never addressed in most videos.

@@adambergendorff2702 Absolutely! We are setting up an official way to view our services, but until that’s finalized the best thing to do is contact us via email. You can find our business email in the about section on our channel’s home page. Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you so much for commenting and your encouragement. Hope you keep learning with us and enjoy our other tutorials too.

Thanks!

Thanks for your message! I would suggest watching the following video which talks about that. In the Hole tool, make sure to select “modeled threads” instead “cosmetic”. Once you pick “modeled” you will be able to 3D print them. Let me know if it works for you. ruclips.net/video/4_N2--_FUTk/видео.html

Wow, you’re on a roll with all these tutorials! Keep it up!

Amazing work! Glad you have found our tutorials beneficial. Hope you enjoy the rest.

Great question! Thanks for reaching out and glad that your finding our tutorials useful. It sounds like your issue is due to the components being exact copies of each other, due to patterning. Remember that when you pattern something, all of the components are exactly the same. I show this in the tutorial that if you expand any of the components and then edit a feature (a sketch for example) then you will actually go back in time to the first component and adjust that first component, which in turn adjusts all of them. So, if you cut one joist, then all components will have the exact same cut in them. If the joist are not going to be the exact same - permanently- then you will need to Copy and then Paste New to make a completely different component that is not dependant on the component it was copied from.

You’re most welcome! Glad you found it helpful.

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