Fusion 360 Tutorial - Screw Threaded Parts
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Taking a look at making tubing with screw-threaded ends. Working on the Keyblade prop and wanted to make the parts screw together. Using cylinders, coils and user parameters, we can design a parametric model.
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This is awesome, I especially came here for how to "perfectly" align parts as you explained in the end of the video. So it seems to be just move the entire thread around to get a tighter fit. Got it!
tight fit with pattern alignment is what i was struggling and i was trying to find a solution for a few days. Done a few trials without a success for last few days. I've just watched your video. In the end of your video there is an interesting solution. Interesting to find a solution for such a real spesific problem online. I will try it as soon as i find time. Thanks for your effort
Noe, your layer by layer is so much cool to watch I learn so much from it - thank for making that possible!
lots of great power tips baked in along the way!
This tutorial is saving my project!!!! THANK YOU
Great tutorial with excellent video editing. thanks
Thank you soooo much! I've been kinda struggling w this for a while, this should rly step up my game
This was a great video. I printed a couple of pieces and they fit first time :)
Excellent tips! Thanks a lot.
Very good. no time to watch this now. to give it my fullest concentration I saved it to watch later. Tonight its you and me. ha ha
Great instructions thanks for sharing! : )
Sooo excellent tutorial, thank you!
Brilliant - Thank you
Thank you so much for this video. Is there a video that shows how to make designs around the outside of the cylinders and how to make them match up?
Looking for the matching up part myself! Do please le me know if you find something!
Great video
great video BUT can you pls slow down and tell us for new users how you are selecting the menus e.e. what keypress your doing ;-)
using the "lining up" technique couldn't you use the threads to join rectangular pieces with the cylinder cut out and protruding.
yes that works too. our fix it flex 🔨 prop has rectangular parts with screw-threaded ends.
why coil? did they not have the thread tools back when you made this??
hi, so can you explain your gap parameter better? i thought you could use the thread command and still adjust the pitch? thanks!
Your tutorial is very helpful, but I'm about to lose my mind. I went through everything and I'm trying to chamfer the thread edges but fusion refusion to go the right direction. It keeps wanting to cut it under the top of the triangle in the thread instead of how yours shows. Do you have any clue what I'm doing wrong?
I ran into this too; combine the separate bodies *and then* do the chamfer
I think Inventor is great for working...
I can't find "coil" anywhere in Fusion 360 following these instructions (stopped at 5:51). Has this function been renamed to thread? Or am I missing something? I'm very new to Fusion 360.
Either hit S for the search and type coil, or look under the create drop down.
@@jellybagel0925 Thanks Jerome, I ended up figuring out via search for another video on RUclips about coils that I needed to have the proper thing selected along the left hand side (I think it was the component, or the sketch, or the axis plane, I can't recall. Needless to say, when I asked the question, I wasn't selected in that correct place and I was using S to search for coil, but the coil option was not showing up. I had to abandon the training because a little into the coil section, my Fusion360 version wasn't matching the tutorial and I didn't see an option for "pitch", only height. My drawings and the effect were not matching what the tutorial was saying. Haha, I still learned quite a bit and may try to start over again.
why not using thread tool?
most using coil for controlling the pitch and height needed for tolerances. the thread tool is great for parts that need standard thread profiles
@@adafruit oh, ok. Thx