Wow, I’ve binged watched this series over the past 2 days & have a greater understanding of Fusion than I did coming into it! I’ve taken other courses which appear to be good but your teaching methods are easier for me to comprehend. Thanks for making this series as I am a woodworker & would love to design things before I build them to shorten the build process by having an accurate BOM. Subbed!
Wow! 🤩 Thanks for letting me know. So glad that you have benefited from our tutorials. We would love to see some of your projects. If you’d like, please send some renders to us at our business email (found on our about section on our RUclips channel). We’ll post them on our Facebook page. All the best with your Fusion journey. Stay tuned for more!
Subbed. There are plenty of tutorials that go through really esoteric specific tools in fusion. But this tutorial has done the best job showing a full workflow of using Fusion in a real world setting.
Thank you so much! That was my goal from the start with this series. I’ve been in the same spot as many before where other tutorials were just not comprehensive enough. I’m glad that you’ve benefitted from this. There are more tutorials coming out to finish off the series. Stay tuned for more!
I discovered your channel a few days ago and have been enjoying your backlog. If you're taking suggestions for a future video topics, I'd love to see your Fusion workflow for metal tubing weldaments. Something along the lines of what you see people build in bend-tech pro (tube chassis, roll cages, etc).
Thank you for your comment and excellent suggestions. That would be a fun tutorial to make. I will put it on my tutorial to-do list. Thanks again and all the best!
Your tutorials are fantastic, I have learned so many new techniques and I'm on my way to Udemy for your course. By the way a Lentil is a food that you eat and a Lintel is what you put above a door or window.
Thanks so much for your awesome comment! Glad you’ve benefitted from our tutorials and will check out our Udemy course too. Thanks too for the explanation of Lintel. That’s too funny. The resource I was using definitely used the word lentil. Sorry for my ignorance and thanks for going easy on me. 😂
You are doing a really great job explaining. Since I've seen your first tutorial I'm using components more often. Nice, calm voice! Suggestion: if you want to extrude to an object, simply click on the face you want to extrude to. You don't have to choose "to object" in the menu. Keep going! 👍
Learned a lot from this series so far. I've been building things to 3d print with fusion, so a lot carries over, but I am learning new things. I like the approach of modeling a single item, then copying and joining. I really look forward to the Bill of Materials part.
Hi - I have an idea for a future video. Could you make a toturial for the new function Project Salvadore. I find this function very interresting. Another idea could be the Automated modeling. All from scratch, how to install, etc. Best regards
Those are great suggestions. Thanks for taking the time to write those to us. We would love to produce tutorials on them soon. Thanks so much for sticking with us and supporting us from the start. We really appreciate it! All the best.
Question- - not related - I am having trouble lining up numbers straight above each other making a number plaque. It doesn’t give you a center point that I can notice. If I make the separate from each other. Hope I’m explaining it correctly.
Excellent question. What I do is draw a construction line diagonally from corner to corner in my text box. Then create a point and snap it to the mid point of your diagonal construction line. That then becomes the midpoint of your text box which you then can constrain or dimension to other points of your design.
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Wow, I’ve binged watched this series over the past 2 days & have a greater understanding of Fusion than I did coming into it! I’ve taken other courses which appear to be good but your teaching methods are easier for me to comprehend. Thanks for making this series as I am a woodworker & would love to design things before I build them to shorten the build process by having an accurate BOM. Subbed!
Wow! 🤩 Thanks for letting me know. So glad that you have benefited from our tutorials. We would love to see some of your projects. If you’d like, please send some renders to us at our business email (found on our about section on our RUclips channel). We’ll post them on our Facebook page. All the best with your Fusion journey. Stay tuned for more!
Subbed. There are plenty of tutorials that go through really esoteric specific tools in fusion. But this tutorial has done the best job showing a full workflow of using Fusion in a real world setting.
Thank you so much! That was my goal from the start with this series. I’ve been in the same spot as many before where other tutorials were just not comprehensive enough. I’m glad that you’ve benefitted from this. There are more tutorials coming out to finish off the series. Stay tuned for more!
I discovered your channel a few days ago and have been enjoying your backlog. If you're taking suggestions for a future video topics, I'd love to see your Fusion workflow for metal tubing weldaments. Something along the lines of what you see people build in bend-tech pro (tube chassis, roll cages, etc).
Thank you for your comment and excellent suggestions. That would be a fun tutorial to make. I will put it on my tutorial to-do list. Thanks again and all the best!
Your tutorials are fantastic, I have learned so many new techniques and I'm on my way to Udemy for your course. By the way a Lentil is a food that you eat and a Lintel is what you put above a door or window.
Thanks so much for your awesome comment! Glad you’ve benefitted from our tutorials and will check out our Udemy course too.
Thanks too for the explanation of Lintel. That’s too funny. The resource I was using definitely used the word lentil. Sorry for my ignorance and thanks for going easy on me. 😂
more please! love your tutorials
Thanks so much! I hope to release them at some point soon.
You are doing a really great job explaining. Since I've seen your first tutorial I'm using components more often. Nice, calm voice! Suggestion: if you want to extrude to an object, simply click on the face you want to extrude to. You don't have to choose "to object" in the menu. Keep going! 👍
Thanks for mentioning 😃 That is a great suggestion about the extrude “To Object” method. Thanks!
Thanks!
Thanks so much for your support!
Learned a lot from this series so far. I've been building things to 3d print with fusion, so a lot carries over, but I am learning new things. I like the approach of modeling a single item, then copying and joining. I really look forward to the Bill of Materials part.
So glad that you’re carrying over the concepts! Stay tuned for the BOM!
Very nice and practical presentation. I would like to see you designing a carport please.
Thank you
Thank you! A carport sounds like a fun project.
Great, looking forward to the drawing course 😊
Excellent! Looking forward to it too 👍
Hi - I have an idea for a future video. Could you make a toturial for the new function Project Salvadore. I find this function very interresting. Another idea could be the Automated modeling. All from scratch, how to install, etc. Best regards
Those are great suggestions. Thanks for taking the time to write those to us. We would love to produce tutorials on them soon. Thanks so much for sticking with us and supporting us from the start. We really appreciate it! All the best.
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Question- - not related - I am having trouble lining up numbers straight above each other making a number plaque. It doesn’t give you a center point that I can notice. If I make the separate from each other. Hope I’m explaining it correctly.
Excellent question. What I do is draw a construction line diagonally from corner to corner in my text box. Then create a point and snap it to the mid point of your diagonal construction line. That then becomes the midpoint of your text box which you then can constrain or dimension to other points of your design.
@@learnitalreadythanks for answering that! I will try it.
fusion is so expensive unfortunately if it is not like your business investment
Thanks for your comment. It’s all a matter of perspective with the paid version. However, the personal version is free and is quite useful.