Very good tutorial, thank you. The only thing I would change is, in order to make the fan blade model match its real life function, reverse the orientation for the curvature of the blades, so that the fan blade would properly blow air to the front of the fan.
I am planning to move to fusion and have been studying some advanced techniques and approaches for some complex modeling and your tutorial was exactly what i was looking for. Great stuff and good english. Much appreciated!
Great English, very good tutorial, Please make more videos like this. I was able to repeat the steps easily having very little knowledge of fusion . Thanks
wow great job! it took you less than 20mins to create such a complex design and im over here taking an hour or so to put holes in squares lol.. hahaha great tutorial and I have a long way to go before I can do what you can do! I literally just started learning today.
Didi i´m very pleased with your tutorial. You don´t find that many tutorial on this kind of method. It´s usually the same hard surface tutorials or the organic form ones. I liked yours. Your english is undestandable and charming, as if bruce lee was speking. Nice.
Why did you need successively more arcs the further from the center you got when defining the surface for the loft? Would the top arcs not have sufficed to create the loft?
B Blaze i want the blade have twisted effect , so I created those different inclination of arc, but if you like to have a simple arc you can use extrude a single arc as well
Which is the front side of the fan blade? According to me, to deliver the breeze to the front side, the curve of the blade should be concave instead of convex. In your fan blade, if you spin that in CCW direction, the air flow will be on back side.
Didi Widya Utama, I agree with your comment. check out this link to understand about concave and convex. goo.gl/images/54aqTV In my opinion, blade should be concave from front side to deliver breeze towards you, BUT if it is convex from front side, it will STILL deliver breeze to front side BUT it will be scattered widely. So you will feel very less breeze. If you are still confused, just print your model and connect it to CW motor. My aim is just to enhance your knowledge, and if you are still not agree, then forgive me.
DIY ELECTRO actually many different type of fan profile can be applied to a fan blade depends on their applications, but in this tutorial I didn’t focus on the technical how the fan was working, but i focused on the how to model it, if u like to discuss about modeling i would be happy to answer it, cheers
Sergey Stenberg hi, this video i was created 4years ago, since Fusion360 continuously updating over time, i also made more update videos, please check out my new videos on my channel, thanks
Dumb question Pak! how do you use a projected geometry when it is a complex spline line and you need exactly the same shape ? projected geometry seems OK to project the exact shape but you have to draw again on the top to achieve a surface to extrude, right (maybe I am wrong here)? if one part of my sketch is from my drawing and the other part is from projected geometry but with complex spline line, what is the correct process? Trims mas Didi.
you can use projected geometry straight to create feature (extrude, sweep, revolve etc) no need to redraw. if your projected geometry couldn't directly created feature, it must be not In closed form curve/line, so you need to add more lines necessarily in order to create closed curve.
Really good video. I also have a question about how your cursor was moving around while the part was changing views. That was odd. I'm guessing you changed the audio over another video done in the other language. Anyhow, good job!
Awesome video, thanks! I am really curious how do you achieve those nice view rotations? The cursor display does not change so I assume you're not using mouse wheel? Is it some other device?
Very good tutorial, thank you. The only thing I would change is, in order to make the fan blade model match its real life function, reverse the orientation for the curvature of the blades, so that the fan blade would properly blow air to the front of the fan.
Outstanding Job with your tutorial, your English was very good and easy to understand, cant wait for you to do more.
I didnt get where he was going at first when he was adding multiple arcs, but towards the end it made a lot of sense, thanks dude.
you welcome
I am planning to move to fusion and have been studying some advanced techniques and approaches for some complex modeling and your tutorial was exactly what i was looking for. Great stuff and good english. Much appreciated!
thanks, please watch my other video, I have the complex one
Great English, very good tutorial, Please make more videos like this. I was able to repeat the steps easily having very little knowledge of fusion . Thanks
Sehr sehr gute Video! Ich habe dank dir meine Hausaufgaben machen können du alter Ehrenmann! Daumen hoch! Du bist mein Lieblingsasiate
Es ist gut zu wissen, dass mein Video Ihnen helfen kann, danke
@@DidiWidyaUtama Fan Blade
wow great job! it took you less than 20mins to create such a complex design and im over here taking an hour or so to put holes in squares lol.. hahaha great tutorial and I have a long way to go before I can do what you can do! I literally just started learning today.
never stop learning and try, i believe you will more expert than me, thanks for watching anyway.
Learned how to use Fit Spline for the first time from you bro :) Thank you
So glad my videos can help others, thanks
Thank you for the great tutorial. Very impressed at how you used different tools skillfully and effectively. It was beautiful.
thanks
15:30 you could use Web feature instead to create the ribs
yes, for sure it possible, thanks for your feedback
Didi i´m very pleased with your tutorial. You don´t find that many tutorial on this kind of method. It´s usually the same hard surface tutorials or the organic form ones. I liked yours. Your english is undestandable and charming, as if bruce lee was speking. Nice.
thanks a lot
Wow, very clear explanation. Nice example! You make it look easy. Thanks, i need to see this again, before i can try myself.....
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much! There's no chance you can provide the .stl file for this, is there? Just so I have it for reference?
Thank you for a very good lesson. I enjoyed it. Now to watch it five more times!...
Britton Evans thanks, please consider to see more interesting videos across my channel, enjoy.
Bravo, great tutorial. I was looking for a way to do it thinking mesh was the key, nope loft is the BEST. Thanks!
Nice work around.... but if this is a typical floor standing fan or table fan blades, the blade curvature angle is inverted....
thanks for your feedback
Excellent tutorial! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.
My pleasure!
Hi Didi, great tutorial! Can you share the png so we can do the same sketch tracing like your tutorial flow?
Thanks
Why did you need successively more arcs the further from the center you got when defining the surface for the loft? Would the top arcs not have sufficed to create the loft?
B Blaze i want the blade have twisted effect , so I created those different inclination of arc, but if you like to have a simple arc you can use extrude a single arc as well
Wowx3 you are great. Thank youx3. Please do more, that was awesome. It will be my favorite channel.
Thanks, will do!
The patch idea is the main subject, well done !
thanks
Great tutorial. Earned my subscription
Can u share the file you did also how to do a two angled blade like a computer fan like blade where it bends from one side to the other.
Great Video!
Your English is fine, and appreciate you making the effort to make this video for us!
Thank You Very Much!
Thanks, U’re welcome
you can disable auto projection in preference
Very nice! I learned whole lot of new techniques here!
Which is the front side of the fan blade?
According to me, to deliver the breeze to the front side, the curve of the blade should be concave instead of convex.
In your fan blade, if you spin that in CCW direction, the air flow will be on back side.
DIY ELECTRO the rotation should be CW so the air will be flowing from back to front
And you mention CW earlier
And what about concave and convex?
Didi Widya Utama, I agree with your comment.
check out this link to understand about concave and convex.
goo.gl/images/54aqTV
In my opinion, blade should be concave from front side to deliver breeze towards you, BUT if it is convex from front side, it will STILL deliver breeze to front side BUT it will be scattered widely. So you will feel very less breeze.
If you are still confused, just print your model and connect it to CW motor.
My aim is just to enhance your knowledge, and if you are still not agree, then forgive me.
DIY ELECTRO actually many different type of fan profile can be applied to a fan blade depends on their applications, but in this tutorial I didn’t focus on the technical how the fan was working, but i focused on the how to model it, if u like to discuss about modeling i would be happy to answer it, cheers
Thanks for doing the demo in English, great work, wish I had your skills.
Please do more, that was awesome.
Great tutorial, looking forward for more new content
Coming soon!
How do you pan and zoom in and out to show us the insides and outsides without using the mouse ? What are the shortcuts ? thanks!
(Beginner here!) :-)
akshayd211 please refer to earlier comments below
You sir, are TOO GOOD!
Awesome!
Keep trying and get there
Pak Didi! Thank you very much for the tutorial. Greatly appreciate your contribution.
That was really helpful, Thanks for sharing
Your English is so much better than my Malay. But then, I'm American and am only expected to know one language.
Thanks 👍
Wow that was good. I learned a lot!
thanks
hi.what version prog do you use=? do yo have time to learn om the new prog/
?
Sergey Stenberg hi, this video i was created 4years ago, since Fusion360 continuously updating over time, i also made more update videos, please check out my new videos on my channel, thanks
thank you for the tutorial, very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Nice tutorial mas Didi. Subbed.
Very clear explanation, thanks berat pak Didi....kita berharap lebih banyak lagi lesson2 yang bisa anda keluarkan....GBU
makasih
yes.. 3dconnoexion.. I don't understand why so few people use it.. by the way thanks for the tutorial.. very good English also
what are you using to pan and tilt/zoom so smoothly?
Super Amazing Tutorial. Thank You So Much! This Tut Helped Me Understand The Different Tools (Not All) And Their Functionality. Cant Thank You Enough!
u welcome
thanks for making such videos for the beginners.
do known about how we can make a 5 axis machining in fusion 360.
IFTIKHAR Amin yes you can, look inside my channel i have videos how to create 5axis machining in Fusion360
I hope you answer tNice tutorials bro, I am wondering how can I add plugins from another disk drive if my main drive (where I installed soft soft)
what kind of plugin?
thank you very much, great video.
Thanks
Beautifully done! Thank you.
Great tutorial. Will be doing this soon.
Dumb question Pak! how do you use a projected geometry when it is a complex spline line and you need exactly the same shape ? projected geometry seems OK to project the exact shape but you have to draw again on the top to achieve a surface to extrude, right (maybe I am wrong here)? if one part of my sketch is from my drawing and the other part is from projected geometry but with complex spline line, what is the correct process? Trims mas Didi.
you can use projected geometry straight to create feature (extrude, sweep, revolve etc) no need to redraw. if your projected geometry couldn't directly created feature, it must be not In closed form curve/line, so you need to add more lines necessarily in order to create closed curve.
@@DidiWidyaUtama trims Pak
Brilliant tutorial. Thanks!
i have many videos like this ,please look trough my channel
SUBSCRIBED! & thanks for a superb video!
Really good video. I also have a question about how your cursor was moving around while the part was changing views. That was odd. I'm guessing you changed the audio over another video done in the other language. Anyhow, good job!
john hartman i used 3dconnexion for maneuvering the 3D object, so i can freely moved my cursor while orbiting my object
Like the way you make the blade. :)
THANKS MAN, very helpful
you welcome
thanks for sharing, Are you using 3d mouse for orbiting? if so which model do you recommend?
Depends, if you use for notebook, then the small& portable would be great.
I don't know about your english, because I'm brazilian and I don't speak english. KKKKKKKK, but your video is very good. Thanks for the lesson.
thanks
maaf mas didi mau tanya soal sertifikasi autodeks di indonesia apakah ada?
Kang Damai , cb kontak ke sini : www.3dsolusindo.com/contact-us/
Very Nice. Thank you.
Bagus bgt mas!
Terimakasih, silahkan melihat video lainnya di channel saya.
@@DidiWidyaUtama sudah mas Didi... saya punya banyak waktu saat nih karena di Bali semua sepi sekali. Tidak ada tamu. lalu saya ajarin Fusion 360
Great video. I also want to know how you are panning without the mouse?
Rick de Villiers use this : www.3dconnexion.com
This was great! You did awesome, thank you.
Superbe thanks for the lesson. And your English is good no problems what so ever, good work.
thanks
mungkin anda bisa menambah/membuat video berdurasi 1-5 menit. semacam quick tips, yg padat dan simple.
terimakasih masukan nya, bisa sy pertimbangkan
Thank you for a great tutorial!
Can you make the leading edge of the blade rounded and the trailing edge sharp like a knife edge?
round edge, just add fillet , sharp edge add chamfer
Thanks excellent video, as would a propeller for a drone with an angle for example of 30 degrees ..
for propeller please watch this video ruclips.net/video/ZGszDz0tlRY/видео.html
Great! Learned a lot!
Du yes. Buk lao is here. No offence dude, I like this tutorial. TYVM
Extremely helpful. Thank you very much!
really good. Enjoyed following along. Can you do a turbo wheel tutorial?
Keep up the good work
Very helpful. Thank you!
How are you establishing the first contour arc? Fusion wont allow me to create on on that plane...
which one?
Thank you, nice work! Good job with the english too.
thanks
Thank you. Very usefull for me.
you welcome
Great tutorial!
Thanks, that was very useful and informative
Very good. Keep up the good work, thanks!
Very good English.
great tutorial. thank you!!
thank you for your work!
Keren pak.. Request tutorial untuk t spline buat mobil boleh ni 😁
T-Spline? good idea, i'll try next
Tank. You helped me a lot.
awesome, great tutorial! keep up the good work!
Thanks, It helped me a lot.
Great work!
Good job. Thanks.
nice video, thank you!
Great tutorial man, I appreciate it!
thanks
can you please do a video on a propeller blade
propeller for aircraft or boat?
Didi Widya Utama I vote for aircraft
Didi Widya Utama boat please
I vote for marine propeller
This helped me a bunch
you welcome
Good tutorial. Can you link the image so I can follow along?
ctbram0627 goo.gl/images/LTveZj
Nice! I learned a lot.
thanks
Perfect, thank you.
Awesome video, thanks! I am really curious how do you achieve those nice view rotations? The cursor display does not change so I assume you're not using mouse wheel? Is it some other device?
I'm using 3dconnexion space mouse
That's really cool! Thanks for this video.
Thanks
@Alonso , what is bakan?
Thanks you.
I think the direction of 3 Arc should be reversed. Fan blade seems like wrong aerodynamics
Agree; since this is just for tutorial “how-to” purposes, so it doesn't matter. Anyway, thanks for the feedback.
Works well!! DANKEEE
You're welcome!
nice tutorial!