Autodesk Fusion | Pattern Slots Up To Body

Patterning slots up to a surface body.
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[@adambergendorff2702]

You and Kristen LaHolm are the 2 best teachers on you tube!

[@gersonmeira2007]

Ótimo exercício! Acompanho e pratico suas aulas, assim consigo memorizar as etapas. Muito obrigado por compartilhar e sucesso no canal!

[@benmo2227]

Nice. Good to know that there is a difference between selecting the face/body.

[@AmericanMaking]

@ time stamp 4:40 you more than earned some coffee from me. I've been wondering how to do that operation for a bit now. Super appreciate this video. Thanks, man. 👍

[@MarcelHuguenin]

Great job! When you present the challenge, I can already get into your train of thought after having watched many of your vids. Awesome, thank you!

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So incredibly useful!

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[@mrG4J4]

Great! thank you.

[@WPGinfo]

Thank you; This was very usefull!

[@venko3211]

How to convert STL TO SOLIDBODY sir

[@theofficialczex1708]

Use the mesh conversion tool. In the hobbyist license, you will need to convert it using faceted conversion. From there, you can delete faces on the same plane to merge them, or use the BRep points as references for remodeled surfaces, which you can stitch together. If you have a paid or education license, you can use prismatic conversion, and apply the same techniques to improve the conversion result.

[@venko3211]

@@theofficialczex1708 Thanks. Please send video link sir

[@bisk1407]

@@venko3211legit just use google sir