How to create a fluted pattern on a filleted body making a planter w/ hidden Pig Nose drip tray

In this video we'll show you how to emboss a pattern on to a filleted body and the necessary workarounds when you run into errors in Fusion 360 when attempting to emboss.
The demonstration is done while modeling a unique planter with a hidden "pig nose" drip tray. The drip tray was designed to be hidden while also not interfere with the design of the planter or create a horizontal seam which is typical with most twist on planter drip trays.

[@overlycranked8674]

Thank you for sharing this. I've been looking for method of body tool making to simplify complex cuts. I learned a few extra solutions too.

[@doctorsix2386]

Great Tut, thanks!

[@raldotromp]

First of all, nice tutorial and well done with the clear instructions. Do you perhaps have a tutorial on the drip tray or some sort of drip tray design?

[@doctorsix2386]

That would be very helpful!

[@robertl6711]

damn would have been nice to know i needed to make something else before i made all this till the drip tray. haha

[@blackrul3z]

Great tutorial:)subbed for more:)

[@leilapurchase6387]

Can this be done in solidworks?

[@TheRealDoubleT]

any chance you can share the dip tray? :)

[@robertl6711]

right now im sitting here is a half finished pot

[@abhirmalhotra5103]

The multibody command is flat out dumb. Tell me its for tutorial purposes. Lol.

[@overlycranked8674]

Obviously you can type a sentence or three ( if the Lol is a sentence ). Be kind and suggest a better workflow man.