Design a parametric, 3d-printable Slew Bearing with Fusion 360
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- Опубликовано: 8 июн 2017
- Ball-bearings are very popular for 3d-printing. However they often fail for real applications. Using Fusion 360 I've created a parametric design of a "Crossed Roller Slew Bearing". This video contains the step-by-step instructions, how to create such a design and 3d-print the bearing. It's not a beginners tutorial - to get started with Fusion 360 I recommend to visit help.autodesk.com/view/fusion3...
3d-files for download:
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That is, by far, the most parametric design I've ever seen in Fusion 360. Thanks for sharing!
As someone who grew up learning 2D CAD in school and learning 3d parametric on my own seeing stuff like this blows my mind. I have these kinds of skills in 2d drawing but having this sort of deep esoteric knowledge of parametric drafting just seems so far above me.
One of the best videos on parametric design I have ever seen! I hope to see more soon.
One of the best things about watching how someone else designs in 3d software, is the chance to learn new ways of thinking about building your concepts. Its even easier to do this when the process is well documented and explained like this one is. Thanks for the time and work put into this.
I've only just started creating parametric designs in Inventor this year, and it was so much fun watching you work through this design! I appreciated your insights into 3D printing as well. Thank you for the excellent video and lesson.
That dog toy sound scared me :0
Petter Johannessen It scared me too... I thought I accidentally clicked on a Jenna Marbles video.
I expected you would fall asleep, and don't really notice that sound ;-)
You are very inspirational to young engineers please keep up the amazing work!
Amazingly well done! As usual. Thank you, Christoph!
Christoph, this video was wonderful, as someone who has been using only Blender for 3D part design, watching you create this was an eye-opener! Thank you so much!
The process of conception is extremely interesting, it really makes me consider Fusion 360 to see such great designs made much more efficiently than what I'm always using! Thanks for the presentation.
This is fantastic! I love watching your videos because you have a way of explaining concepts and processes in a calm, easy to understand way that just resonates with me. Keep up the awesome work!
Worked with Fusion 360 for a long while now, but still managed to learn a few near things from this video. You're a hero to the make-it-yourself community! Gotta try to make my own motor!!
Thank you so much! I've heard the term parametric design tossed around a lot, but never fully grasped what it meant until seeing this video! Also, the bearing looks great!
Thank You Christoph - I really appreciate the time you spent teaching us all this.
That was amazing to watch. Your Fusion 360 skills are obviously way above all those fidget spinner people. Great job, thank you Christoph!
as a self taught guy i just learned a valuable lesson on parametric design! thank you so much! if you make more videos like this ill be sure to tune in!!
Thank you for sharing an excellently presented illustration of using Fusion 360 and while designing a complex bearing! Impressive.
I very much appreciate this example of going from a concept to a design using Fusion 360. I found several "ah-ha!" moments as you went through the process. This will definitely help me in future designs, and I already have a couple of applications for the slew bearing in your design! Thanks very much.
Very nicely done! Good job on the video too. Thanks for taking the time to present your work!
Advanced Fusion and engineering concepts I would have never seen otherwise. Thank you. One day I'll get to this level.
You're the man Christophe, amazing quality and attention to detail
i printed both versions, they are brilliant! the smaller one with 10 cones was a tad loose (i'd need to fiddle with the cone size a tad i think) but the larger slew bearing was just lovely and perfect straight off the printer! (Prusa Mk3) Now when people ask me about 3d printers i show them the large bearing. It's a lovely piece of work. Thanks Christoph!
This is ACTUALLY amazing. Thank you for sharing your design, this is gonna be super useful!!!
Thanks for illustrating how little I know of engineering and the capabilities of Fusion 360. Enjoyed the video as I cursed my lack of interest in school in my younger days.
I found this video excellent, and learned heaps about using fusion 360, I would love to see more videos that show your design process!
A thoroughly enjoyable and instructive video. I learned much about both Fusion 360 and the concepts of designing these interesting bearings. Thank you for contributing to the body of knowledge about 3d printing and CAD - I for one truly appreciate your efforts.
Best Fusion360 video I've seen so far. Thank you very much! Subscribed!
Thanks for finally convincing me to start using parametrization instead of fiddling with tons of numbers every time i want to change something in a design
That's awesome, I am getting back into CAD now that I have my own 3d printer and your video was such a good refresher
Thank you so much for this amazing tutorial! So many good practices and procedures for CAD. I taught myself how to model objects for 3D printing but this is so valuable to improve my skills!
Christoph, wanted to say that's very impressive. Very nice work.
Thank you so much for creating AND sharing this. This is exactly what is needed to improve my 3D printed robotics projects. Bravo!
Coolest 3d printing projects of all time, keep up the good work man
Brilliant! Thanks very much for the nice lesson in parametric design and the insight on crossed roller bearings. Great video, too (as usual).
Amazing design, this was exactly what i was looking for to enable one of my project ideas.
Thank you for sharing, love your step by step Fusion guide!
...I didn't even know you *could* have custom parameters. Nice!
Your videos are an inspirations, and the things you make are awesome, thank you for sharing them. Keep up the good work, have good one.
Thank you for this video. The insight into the way you decided to model things is very useful!
This is fantastic!! Incredible quality, thank you. Subscribed.
Wow another awesome project, maybe I'll print my own bearing for my BLDC motor now. Beautiful work!
You just REALLY convinced me to learn Fusion 360
Ein richtiger Augenöffner. Vielen Dank für dieses Video.
I discovered your channel thanks to Flite Test. Your work is simply amazing! It was a very smart move to send one of your motors to Flite Test! Thousands of their subscribers will likely subscribe to your site. I have long wondered what the word parametric means. Thanks to this video I am starting to understand, but I wonder if you would be kind enough to explain the meaning in your own words. Thanks for sharing your genius with the world!
Ich war bis jetzt der Überzeugung, dass ich mit DS Mechanical ein wirklich starkes CAD-Programm besitzes, das vielen anderen weit voraus ist, aber nach ihrer Demonstration (wahrscheinlich auch sehr stark unterstützt durch ihr unglaubliches Können) MUSS ich wohl oder übel wechseln :D Vielen Dank für das Video!! Ps. ich bin zwar extrem aktiv auf RUclips, aber so ein wirklich Perfektes Video habe ich hier in dieser Art noch nie gesehen!
:-)
GREAT JOB! Thanks for the Thingiverse and 360 downloads! My friend and I will have fun trying to create something like you did with our own design! I'm a subscriber now!
You are an amazing engineer! Thanks for your work!
I really enjoyed watching this. Inspiring. Keep up the great work!
Great video!
This is also my 1st encounter with parameter in F360.
Brilliant and inspiring work. Your videos are a real treat.
Excellent video! Also thank you for the open source bearing!
Wow! You are a Fusion wizard. Thanks for sharing this.
Amazing video showing extreme skills in Fusion360. It was pleasure to see how everything was done in real time effortlessly in "prima vista" style. I'm SolidWorks user but I see that for this task Fusion360 is not worse in any way compared to SolidWorks.
absolutely amazing! thanks for sharing your work!
Thank you for your effort and generousity. This was truly eye opening :)
Thank you Sir. Enjoyed every frame of the video. There is a lot I have to learn.
Excellent Sir, A work of art indeed, Thanks a lot.
This is exactly what I needed. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much for sharing these files.
Wonderful work there. Love it. Thank you for sharing the files as well as the experience. :)
I usually watch RUclips Vids at 1,5x speed, this is the first time i had to reduce to 0.75x and even then i had to skip back every now and then to get what you are doing. The content is really awesome, though!
Absolutely stunning!
Fantastic! I am hoping someday I will get to your level of design!
Fantastic design video! Keep up the good work!
Truthly Epic!
I just finished my large 20 bearing - slew bearing for a DIY camera slider that I'm building (fill pan and tilt). It's really really awesome!!! I just looked again to see pricing on them and that size in northwards of $150! I thank you so much for sharing your design. I especially love that it's parametric. If you like I can send you a picture of it or a quick iphone video. (printed with PETG, on Anet A8)
This is amazing. thanks so much for making this available!
Awesome presentation! Thanks!
Wow, thanks for sharing your knowledge. As an hobbyist I’ve learned a lot of your great video. I did not get all of it but now I know your video I can try it myself with your tips and tricks. Tomorrow I will check your design and maybe i can directly fit it in my new project! I subscribed on your channel! ✅ have a good weekend!
Great video, made me really want to learn more about fusion 360! I would love more like this :)
Thank you very much for a fantastically detailed and reasoned Video. I can only dream of being able to design parts like this with such Engineering finess
You're brilliant my friend. Cheers!!
Christoph is showing off real German machine design power house crushing. Thanks for showing real German precision design man!!
Swiss! ;-)
You divide your GapFit by two, but you forget to do that to your GapSlide - so the GapSlide is 0.6mm (0.3mm on each side) - that's probably why it was loose.
I've been using F360 a bit the last couple of years, but I learned a lot from this video, good stuff!
Wow looked so easy. Nice work!
jaw-droppingly good video! Thank you!
impressive as always, two thumbs up!
Thank you for this video. Great job!
Christoph thank you mainly for straightforward tutorial for Fusion 360. I do not have o much experience and I ask myself if it is possible to make automatic adjustment. Now I understand what I need to do! Thanks and God bless you :)
WOW really professional design.
Thank you for sharing your excellent knowledge!
Thanks for amazing video, very educating.
Awesome tutorial, thanks!
Fantastic work! More like this!
Wonderful video. Thanks for the tutorial and files.
Awesome dood! Wish I could keep up!
i love your mind Christoph! brill video thank you, i try to print this today!
Amazing work ! ! ! Thanks for sharing.
Very informational. Thank You my friend.
Geniale Arbeit. Ich habe einiges dazugelernt. Gruss aus dem Berner Oberland 😉
Great video sir, i only use OpenScad to my designs, but after seeing this, i will be using fusion 360 as well. Great Vid
I switched from OpenScad to Freecad some time ago. It has some similarities with Fusion 360 although it's still in the middle of development and not that polished yet.
Fusion360 workflow perfection
Amazing work!
thank you so much this is so cool. I have a concept in mind and this helps with how im going to build on that idea
Very educational and entertaining. Thank you.
That was inspired. Thank you for sharing.
thanks for making this video. very useful!
Very impressive and very informative. Thanks.
This is amazing! Thank you very much!!
Fantastic work!
Very cool, I must discipline myself to also change my models to parametric designs!!!