I really love your videos. I always learn something new. I wonder if you would consider adding a key logger/ mouse button logger You move fast which I like but I sometimes lose you when you use shortcut keys or do certain mouse functions. I am trying to get better with using shortcut keys and it would be really helpful. All the best and awesome work! Eddie
I think you should mention in this video the different methods the will result in a flat outer rib, vs a curved outer rib. Perhaps in the original video, it was specified that the rib will be flat, not curved? I haven't watched that video.
I don't know about Fusion, but in Solid Works sometimes I would sketch on a plane and then either project the sketch to the surface of the model and then thick or extrude to surface with an offset distance - the thickness of the feature from the surface of the base model.
I think emboss could work too here. Another one would be doing a sketch and get the intersection profile then you a thin profile extrude (center & symmetric)
You could offset outwards the cylindrical and the conical surfaces, then thicken them towards the object, and then make a sketch of a rectangle on the base plane with the intended width of the rib and extrude it upwards, and intersect it was the thickened body.
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Brilliant! I'm glad to see you moving away from basic tutorials :) Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the kind words!
Knowing many ways to do the same results shows you know fusion inside out. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Cheers!
I really love your videos. I always learn something new. I wonder if you would consider adding a key logger/ mouse button logger You move fast which I like but I sometimes lose you when you use shortcut keys or do certain mouse functions. I am trying to get better with using shortcut keys and it would be really helpful. All the best and awesome work!
Eddie
I think you should mention in this video the different methods the will result in a flat outer rib, vs a curved outer rib. Perhaps in the original video, it was specified that the rib will be flat, not curved? I haven't watched that video.
I don't know about Fusion, but in Solid Works sometimes I would sketch on a plane and then either project the sketch to the surface of the model and then thick or extrude to surface with an offset distance - the thickness of the feature from the surface of the base model.
amazing!
I think emboss could work too here. Another one would be doing a sketch and get the intersection profile then you a thin profile extrude (center & symmetric)
Great idea! I tried that, but it would add rounded bosses. So, a slightly different result.
Got a better way to create this in Fusion 360?
You could offset outwards the cylindrical and the conical surfaces, then thicken them towards the object, and then make a sketch of a rectangle on the base plane with the intended width of the rib and extrude it upwards, and intersect it was the thickened body.