Fusion 360 for 3D Printing LESSON 14: Understanding and Using Move, Align and Joints for Assembly
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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In this class we will be using the Creality Ender 3 V2 Printer. Your life and my life will be easier if we are working on the same hardware. You can pick up your printer on amazon at the following link: [affiliate link]
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Great Lessson Paul, dont listen to the complainers or nay-sayers theyll just find something else to be unhappy about
Absolutely AMAZING lesson!!!!!! These things are very important yet hard to explain, except when you have the Greatest Teacher EVER, it's so easy to understand! Paul you are the LEGEND!!!!! And by the way, I'm getting my 3D printer!!!
BRILLIANT ! I spent a full day meticulously following this one too, adding to my 'word' journal every detail. It's funny because in my version, it DID let me 'align' the small gear onto the larger shaft, even though I still had the 'Rev2' joint still in place. I couldn't replicate your problem. Went back and removed it though as 'best practice'. How funny. I see fusion 'works in mysterious ways' lol.
Paul, this is exactly what I needed. I was tripped up a lot trying to align and get components situated so as they fit together and even animate... Great Stuff!!
Great to see you revisit the topic!
I learned Fusion 360 with you few years back, it was a blast.
Great lesson and can be family SAFE! Thank You Paul!
Thanks Paul! I have been working this lesson and finally I have a good handle on what you are trying to emphasize. Your guidance is spot on helping me avoid common pitfalls
Great job!
Thank you Paul. Very interesting lesson. i love the animation part 🙂
I've started and here is a link to the first part of the design: ruclips.net/video/siHZZ6Py424/видео.html
Finally, the hard part is finished! And here is that link: ruclips.net/video/UVZWBLiPrrg/видео.html
I have an issue with my printer such that it doesn't print perfectly round holes or vertical shafts. So when you put a gear on a shaft it might start to turn OK, but will begin to bind when the shorter axis of the hole turns to the longer axis of the shaft. In other words the X & Y axis movement are not absolutely the same. They are not far off, but it doesn't need to be off much before it becomes noticeable.
I also added a cap or bracket, whatever you want to call it, to go at the very top to keep the shafts from bending outwards as the gears were turned. Since we were using such small diameter shafts, they seemed to bend rather easily (I even had one break off near the base!). Although it would have taken much longer to print, if we had used posts that were more like 14.8mm in diameter and gears with a 15 mm hole, the shafts probably would not have had that bending problem.
Really interesting to show the animation I didn't know Fusion 360 offered that!
Thanks for another great lesson Paul.
Awesome lesson, Paul. Thanks for putting it up
Great lessons Paul, managed to get the gears rotating using 5 double gear and one of each single at either end.
Yeah, I finally figured that out too. The design flaw I reference in my solution was about the single gear at each end and only 5 double gears, not 6, as I originally had it. I realized it was not going to work even before I printed the first piece.
Great job explaining something that is inherently confusing!! 😀
Thank you for the very helpful videos!
learned a lot in this lesson.
Great lesson
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hyper beneficial,I dont know whether hyper suits here
Thanks for the great lesson! Would it be fair to say that if you were not interested in animation/motion at all then you have no need for all the functions contained in Assembly?
fixed: started from scratch and this time it worked. Printing now. Was - Having issues where, like yours,when I rotate the gear it jumps to a new location. Unlike yours, when I try to align, it looks good until I press ok then it jumps to a different place.
Can not get the motion link to work. The joint animation is working but not the link. Thanks Paul, really outstanding tutorials.
Hi Paul, first thanks for the great series, please keep them coming. I have the gearbox drawn done in fusion, but can’t get all the rotation parts. Got the bottom ones, trying to add the next layer but not sure how,hope you will enlighten.
Started the 3D printing, at present printing the base two single gears and one double, if I am right will need a further three double
5 double gears in all.
@@codecage9333 hi just print off 4 but that will do to get the jist, I did have a problem with the base , printed okay but one off the columns broke off. Made a new one from aluminium
I am enjoying the lessons, however this one had me stumped. When I tried to move the gear the object moved but the sketch was "grounded" and thus would not move with the gear. It took a while to see that it needed to be "un grounded" after I saw a little anchor rather than a locked symbol.
First I just wanted to say these videos have been awesome!! I did have a question on this weeks homework though. I'm not sure which of the gears out the stack should be free and which are attached.. If the whole stack is "fixed" Doesn't that just give you a 1:1 ratio?? (Or shall I say 2:1 because the the teeth double). What I'm getting at is if they're all fixed the stack would have the same output as last weeks setup??
Thanks for a great lesson can you do a lesson on the math of gears
Another great class. Awesome series! Question, are gears joined such that they can actually drive each other using the simulator, or is the relationship between the joints mathematical only? Thank you!
HW lesson 14: ruclips.net/video/MX7CUZsRgvw/видео.html
i belive the exact rotation angle would be 180/(#ofteeth)
My Assignment solution for the first part ( Animated): ruclips.net/video/gd-FSCG3DZo/видео.html
I can't do the second part because I can't have access to a 3D printer
LEGEND!
Is it possible to make a series on ROS Noetic . Since most of the tutorials in youtube
are not that great .
C++ Spur Gear add-on wouldn't load. Python add-on worked. Is C++ required to be resident on local computer? i5 CPU, 16 Gb RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GPU - New HP Victus
Sorry but again you are calling clearances tolerances. They are very different
As Pat Paulson would say, "Picky, Picky, Picky." I think we get what his meaning actually is, even if the wrong choice of words. And if you don't know who Pat Paulson is, then you are way younger than me! 😂😂🤣
@@codecage9333 He is aiming at beginners and they probably won't "get his meaning"! Which means that they might end up having trouble with Engineering fits: And that's the case for me being picky.
Hey Paul. I'm a little confused about the homework assignment. Is it just 6 identical gears, each with a 24 tooth and a 12 tooth join together? Or are any of them a single 24 tooth or single 12 tooth gear? I might be over thinking this thing, lol. Thanks.
As I showed in the video, many of the gears are one body . . . small gear rigidly fixed to the lower big gear. You have to think through that and I will show the solution next week.
Gears are locked and will not turn if all gear components are one body
@Jason Rhoades - You are on the right track there with the single 12 and single 24 tooth gears.
Hi do you have any lessons for thingiverse
The add in doesn't work
I can not move the component, and I do not know why, or I do not remember why. It is just letting me move the body, can some pleas some one helpe me out?
It is letting me move the components for the other gears, but never for the first one
I could solve it, guys. The gear was "grounded," so I was just "ungrounded" and could now move it.
Paul, this is driving me mad. Can you talk about or explain the browser. Things go off and on without any reason. you have the little 'eye' and then the 'sketch' next to it, how do they work together - one off one on, both on, both off???
Your videos are excellent and your commitment to teaching Fusion is second to none.I am afraid I might actually die trying! Thank you in advance. Watching from Australia.
The little eye turns a sketch or a body on or off. It it what controls visibility. Having the sketch opened or closed it a different issue.
@@paulmcwhorter Thanks mate for your quick reply. What, please, is the significance of having the sketch open or closed?
Here is the homework that I did!!!
ruclips.net/video/lGs1L98Sck8/видео.html
Nice work!
Is Fusion silimilar to Inventor?
pretty much, yeah
Homework posted. ruclips.net/video/-mzCJMZ8Dj0/видео.html
This video almost was a "silly cat video!"
Excellent Work!
I did the homework. I 3-D modeled the gearbox.
Here is the Link to the Video: ruclips.net/video/J2hB6bZqwVI/видео.html
Does anyone know why the bottom gears are sometimes twitching in the animation?
Thank you Paul for the lesson.
LEGEND!
Thanks. But there is no such thing as a silly cat video.
As the owner of 4 cats, I love them to pieces, but those "Silly Cat Videos" are a great waste of time. 😂🤣
whats the deal with the coffee schtick ... are you mind controlling us with your big brain ?