Lars, for an old guy who watches the youngsters zip around Fusion with envy, I have to say you teach very, VERY well. I was not very hopeful at the beginning but I practiced making the Absolute Beginner tutorial box several times until I knew what I was doing... and I was hooked. So thank you Lars, and also to Autodesk for making it free for enthusiast use. Seems an old dog (me) can actually learn new tricks. Next hard point is actually to transfer a 3D model and make it on my cnc OX router ( that is coming next week). I'm doing this actually as therapy for long term chronic pain.
I wish every creation software had tutorials as good as yours Lars. I really appreciate how slow you go and how you repeat every command you use multiple times and speak them out even when you are doing them for the 2nd or the 50th time and talk about the intention of each. It is extremely helpful.
I've retired from a SW background. A couple years ago I started using F360. I've been fighting joints since then. Your video finally sheds light in to what is going on in F360. Thank you!
I have never done CAD work before in my life, With around an hour and a half of video between you and NYCNC Im happy with my progress, excellent videos, very clear and easy to understand
Lars, your instructional videos are not only extremely helpful, but also the most enjoyable to watch. I only recently stumbled upon Fusion 360 and I have completely overdosed on fusion tutorials in the past 2 weeks. My subscriptions for SolidWorks and CamWorks are due end of November, and thanks to you and Fusion 360 I think I am going to bail on them after about 12-14 years of loyalty!! Thank you,
I greatly enjoy watching you because you go in depth and simplify things in a way that most will understand; which makes you greatly enjoyable to watch. I am not saying you are basic in what you show, but that you can break down complex (and very difficult for most) subjects and present them in such an apprehensive way. Please continue to be inspired to produce videos. -I Appreciate you!
I've been programming Mastercam for past 25 years as all-axis programmer, but now i work for a company that they use Fusion 360°. Lars knowledge and his great attitude teaching online is the best i ever seen. Great software so far and I'm excited learning from Lars for sure. Thanks Lars!!!
Lars, hello! My name is João Carvalho. I am Portuguese In fact, I am starting with this program - Fusion 360. The program I used and still use is Inventor (in my case, the last version I installed the version / release 2020). So, I would like to thank you for this wonderful video. You were amazing with all your lessons / explanations / examples ...! Today I learned a lot from you, honestly. Congratulations on your performance. You are a true teacher in this matter, indeed. I really want to thank you for giving me this amazing lesson with Fusion 360. God bless you. My best regards from Portugal: João Carvalho.
Thanks to Lars, in 3 days I've gone from a primitive noob to: - Day 1: Firm grasp of sketching & solids - Day 2: Firm grasp of drawing - Day 3: Firm grasp of assembly Friggin thanks man. You're the best.
Thanks for a great video. As someone that's been using 3D CAD for almost 20 years now, it's certainly hard to break the habits that have been developed in various software. Hearing your description of how typical mates are applied in say, SolidWorks (which I use daily), versus how they're applied in Fusion really helped me to wrap my brain around how to approach joints in Fusion. I was really struggling yesterday with an assembly and this video has given me a fresh perspective. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, Chris. Really appreciate your comment. I understand your pain, being a past SolidWorks user myself. It takes awhile to get use to new ways of doing things :-) Hang in there. Have an awesome day! Best, Lars
Only 12 minutes into the video... Already feel it deserves a huge THANK YOU, like a weight is lifted off my shoulders. I too come from many many years of rigid CAD background and tried several times to use Fusion360 at home. Every time I gave up. In addition to your tutorial, your comments on how we need to think differently and how this program uses a different methodology for assembling are incredibly helpful.
Lars, I always recommend your videos to my friends who are afraid to start learning something as powerful and complex as Fusion 360. Your easy going demeanor and paced explanations really help it sink in as we follow along in real time with our models. Please keep up the great work!
Thanks Lars. That is going to save me so many hours of frustration! Fantastic and concise explanation of why joints are so much more powerful than mates.
Thank you very much, Chris! I'm completely new to CAD (this is my 2-nd day) and your videos are extremely helpful for for me. I already manage to build by myself the detail from your lessons for beginners without watching them, as well as other different details. Now I start to learn a little more complicated things. Once again thank you very much for your time.
Hi Larsen. I would like to thank you for your presentations in all the tutorials I have watched, they are clear and detailed for me to understand and the pace is slow enough for an old over the hill person like me (I am 85 years young in March), this is so refreshing in these days of speed, I only wish your approach would rub off on other presenters out there. Another important note is the quality of the video especially the sound track which is superb, thanks again Larsen, Geoff Wheeler.
Mr. Christensen , Thank you for your videos! Very detailed information. Sequence of operations is great. Summary at the end, very GOOD!! You put into the videos little tidbits that others don't, this includes AutoDesk. Please keep up the good work with these types of videos. I am making a telescope utilizing Fusion 360 and 3-D printing - all parts including course and fine focusing adjuster. I have about 30 hours working with Fusion 360. I have not had any formal training with any CAD systems. I am teaching myself. I should say, you are teaching me! LOL
Still appreciating your fantastic videos. Thank you for all that you have done for the world of engineers. I always recommend your videos to every person wanting to add to their skills in the maker's community and beyond.
Just getting to know Fusion 360 and glad I have begun by viewing these beginner videos. Thanks Lars. Very good work. Very professional and I cannot recommend anything more.
Hey Lars. Do you anything about Inventor as a CAD package? I am trying out Fusion but I see Inventor is similar. I am trying to see what the differences are and determine which is the best package for me. I used AutoCAD years ago when I worked for a company but now I am on my own and cost is an issue so Fusion seems like a great package so far. Hope you don't mind me asking . thanks.
Lars, Great explanation of how to assemble parts in Fusion 360. As a Pro/ENGINEER/SolidWorks user for over 20 years, I was so confused when I tried using F360. This was very helpful, thank you!
Hi Lars, I'm brand new to Fusion 360, having used cambam in the past with my home build CNC machine. It's time to start making more complex items. I really enjoy your video's, they are great, well explained in a good speed, very understandible. Thanks!! More videos to watch.
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch the videos and comment. Really happy that you find them helpful! I'll keep making them :-) Have a great day!
Lars I live by these videos thank you so much! I am a self taught drawer with a home built CNC milling machine and I would never be abe to make parts without your videos!
Thank you so much for watching the videos and take the time to comment! Really happy you find the content helpful. I'll keep it coming :-). Have an awesome day!
Lars, you really are a great teacher is evident your experience, but most of all the passion that you put in your work, I really appreciate, the patient and the generosity of share all your knowledge and your time, you really are one of the kind I relatively new in fusion and inventor, and I became your follower, Thank you very much
Lars, your videos are excellent! Coming from SolidWorks experience, I was confused about Fusion 360 joints. This video made me feel extremely comfortable with them.
Instruction is good! The Joints here are not nearly as intuitive as mates in Solidworks but looks faster once you know how to use it. I'm here learning Fusion since I was trained in solidworks but can't use it in my small business since it's 5-7K a seat. Fusion is accessible, thanks!
Great Video!! Being a 20 year Catia guy the mindset change would have been VERY difficult without your guidance! I also love videos like yours that talk you thru the steps. Cant stand the click only ones....Keep up the great work!!
Thank you, sir, it's an excellent tutorial, clear voice, clear words, and teaching the stuff at an excellent pace. Thank you for the video, your channel has been extremely helpful for my Fusion 360 journey.
Thank you for making these videos! I watched the beginner series, with no CAD experience at all. I feel like I have a MUCH better understanding. Keep up the great work!
Very helpful Lars, the way you reiterate each step really sinks in and it doesn't seem repetitive. It is indeed hard coming from other CAD programs to think "backwards" and go for the final position instead of trying to reduce degrees of freedom one at a time. Thank you!
Hi Lars, Your videos have keep using Fusion 360, thank you. Your intelligent, straight forward, energetic and often humorous lessons are excellent. BTW, I hope they pay you in some way and/or give you high praise, you certainly earn them. Thanks again!!! :-)
This is awesome Lars. I really appreciate the helpful tips. I was getting sooo lost trying to manipulate my models. My supervisor will be impressed too.
Great videos, have watched several now, very helpful for this new to Fusion 360 user, but longtime Autocad user. I actually didn't notice the music until I read a comment about it. Keep up the great work.
Hi Lars. I looked at the movement of the chuck in detail and noticed that the chuck moves the opposite way that it should. Also, the grooves in the jaws did not line up with the spindle underneath them. I was able to fix those things. I also adjusted the speed on the lower pinions, so they match the rotation of the spindle. Looks awesome now. Even though you did not show how to do these things, your tutorial inspired me to learn how to adjust and fix the model up. Thank you for the guidance!
Another great video. I had a little trouble with setting the T holder in place. It did not look right to me or flat to the grove of the table. I tried to change the angle from 270 to 265 Deg. everything looked great. Then when i made my joint, bolt to vice i was getting a error. I had slider selected, then I remembered what I had done with the angle and changed back to 270 Deg and everything went perfect after that. Thanks Lars for taking the time to make these videos!
You're a natural teacher, thanks for these videos!
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Thanks Mr. Christensen, your HowTos are among the best HowTos on RUclips. Keep Going.
Thank you, Arne :-) Super happy you find it helpful.
Lars, for an old guy who watches the youngsters zip around Fusion with envy, I have to say you teach very, VERY well. I was not very hopeful at the beginning but I practiced making the Absolute Beginner tutorial box several times until I knew what I was doing... and I was hooked.
So thank you Lars, and also to Autodesk for making it free for enthusiast use. Seems an old dog (me) can actually learn new tricks. Next hard point is actually to transfer a 3D model and make it on my cnc OX router ( that is coming next week). I'm doing this actually as therapy for long term chronic pain.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Lars, you have by far, the best tutorials for Fusion 360. I search for your videos whenever I need to learn or refresh my knowledge.
I wish every creation software had tutorials as good as yours Lars. I really appreciate how slow you go and how you repeat every command you use multiple times and speak them out even when you are doing them for the 2nd or the 50th time and talk about the intention of each. It is extremely helpful.
That is awesome to hear Blaine Brezina .Thank you for watching the videos
I really appreciated your videos. You are a lot easier to follow than any of the other instructors on RUclips.
I've retired from a SW background. A couple years ago I started using F360. I've been fighting joints since then. Your video finally sheds light in to what is going on in F360. Thank you!
I have never done CAD work before in my life, With around an hour and a half of video between you and NYCNC Im happy with my progress, excellent videos, very clear and easy to understand
That is awesome to hear Matt Brown .Thank you for watching the videos.
John creates the best videos!!
Lars, your instructional videos are not only extremely helpful, but also the most enjoyable to watch. I only recently stumbled upon Fusion 360 and I have completely overdosed on fusion tutorials in the past 2 weeks. My subscriptions for SolidWorks and CamWorks are due end of November, and thanks to you and Fusion 360 I think I am going to bail on them after about 12-14 years of loyalty!! Thank you,
Hi Greg, Thank you for taking the time to comment! Glad you find the videos helpful!!
Have an awesome day!!
Best,
Lars
Clear, concise, good voice tone and easy to listen to. I will look for your tutorials on Fusion, Tanks a lot.
I greatly enjoy watching you because you go in depth and simplify things in a way that most will understand; which makes you greatly enjoyable to watch. I am not saying you are basic in what you show, but that you can break down complex (and very difficult for most) subjects and present them in such an apprehensive way. Please continue to be inspired to produce videos.
-I Appreciate you!
+thank you dylan ottovich
I've been programming Mastercam for past 25 years as all-axis programmer, but now i work for a company that they use Fusion 360°. Lars knowledge and his great attitude teaching online is the best i ever seen.
Great software so far and I'm excited learning from Lars for sure. Thanks Lars!!!
Why am I always thinking of questions while watching your videos and then you go and show the answer like 10 seconds later! Great videos 👍
Lars, hello! My name is João Carvalho. I am Portuguese In fact, I am starting with this program - Fusion 360. The program I used and still use is Inventor (in my case, the last version I installed the version / release 2020). So, I would like to thank you for this wonderful video. You were amazing with all your lessons / explanations / examples ...! Today I learned a lot from you, honestly. Congratulations on your performance. You are a true teacher in this matter, indeed. I really want to thank you for giving me this amazing lesson with Fusion 360. God bless you. My best regards from Portugal: João Carvalho.
Thanks to Lars, in 3 days I've gone from a primitive noob to:
- Day 1: Firm grasp of sketching & solids
- Day 2: Firm grasp of drawing
- Day 3: Firm grasp of assembly
Friggin thanks man. You're the best.
Thanks for a great video. As someone that's been using 3D CAD for almost 20 years now, it's certainly hard to break the habits that have been developed in various software. Hearing your description of how typical mates are applied in say, SolidWorks (which I use daily), versus how they're applied in Fusion really helped me to wrap my brain around how to approach joints in Fusion. I was really struggling yesterday with an assembly and this video has given me a fresh perspective. Keep up the good work!
Thank you, Chris. Really appreciate your comment. I understand your pain, being a past SolidWorks user myself. It takes awhile to get use to new ways of doing things :-) Hang in there.
Have an awesome day!
Best,
Lars
Only 12 minutes into the video... Already feel it deserves a huge THANK YOU, like a weight is lifted off my shoulders. I too come from many many years of rigid CAD background and tried several times to use Fusion360 at home. Every time I gave up. In addition to your tutorial, your comments on how we need to think differently and how this program uses a different methodology for assembling are incredibly helpful.
That is awesome to hear Francis Noonan .Thank you for watching the videos
Great work, Lars. It is giving me the tuition I could not otherwise afford. Thanks so much!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!
Have an awesome day!
Absolutely one of your best videos and possibly the most informative video on Fusion I've seen.
Thank you!
Lars, I always recommend your videos to my friends who are afraid to start learning something as powerful and complex as Fusion 360. Your easy going demeanor and paced explanations really help it sink in as we follow along in real time with our models. Please keep up the great work!
Thanks Lars. That is going to save me so many hours of frustration! Fantastic and concise explanation of why joints are so much more powerful than mates.
Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and comment!
Have an awesome day!
Thank you very much, Chris! I'm completely new to CAD (this is my 2-nd day) and your videos are extremely helpful for for me. I already manage to build by myself the detail from your lessons for beginners without watching them, as well as other different details. Now I start to learn a little more complicated things. Once again thank you very much for your time.
Awesome work Stefan! Thank you for taking the time to comment
It's official you are Best teacher of FUSION 360 my man Lars Christensen !!
Thanks
That is awesome to hear Castelo Woshu .Thank you for watching the videos
Hi Larsen.
I would like to thank you for your presentations in all the tutorials I have watched, they are clear and detailed for me to understand and the pace is slow enough for an old over the hill person like me (I am 85 years young in March), this is so refreshing in these days of speed, I only wish your approach would rub off on other presenters out there. Another important note is the quality of the video especially the sound track which is superb,
thanks again Larsen,
Geoff Wheeler.
That is awesome to hear Geoff Wheeler .Thank you for watching the videos
Mr. Christensen
, Thank you for your videos! Very detailed information. Sequence of operations is great. Summary at the end, very GOOD!! You put into the videos little tidbits that others don't, this includes AutoDesk. Please keep up the good work with these types of videos. I am making a telescope utilizing Fusion 360 and 3-D printing - all parts including course and fine focusing adjuster. I have about 30 hours working with Fusion 360. I have not had any formal training with any CAD systems. I am teaching myself. I should say, you are teaching me! LOL
Thank you for watching! Happy you find the content useful👍😊
Still appreciating your fantastic videos. Thank you for all that you have done for the world of engineers. I always recommend your videos to every person wanting to add to their skills in the maker's community and beyond.
Thanks. Your video is very thorough, you are easy to understand and explain things well and I learned a lot.
Thank you so much David.
Have an awesome day!
Hi Lars, your lessons are clear and to the point. Thanks
Thank you so much :-)
Have a great day!
Thanks Lars! Coming from years of SolidWorks, this video really helped me to understand Joints.
That is awesome to hear Chas. Colburn .Thank you for watching the videos
It's 2022 and still one of the best tutor on RUclips! This a quite explanatory and simple. Thanks for such huge work.
Just getting to know Fusion 360 and glad I have begun by viewing these beginner videos. Thanks Lars. Very good work. Very professional and I cannot recommend anything more.
Thank you Tim, Really appreciate your comment!
Have an awesome day!
Best,
Lars
Hey Lars. Do you anything about Inventor as a CAD package? I am trying out Fusion but I see Inventor is similar. I am trying to see what the differences are and determine which is the best package for me. I used AutoCAD years ago when I worked for a company but now I am on my own and cost is an issue so Fusion seems like a great package so far. Hope you don't mind me asking . thanks.
Lars, Great explanation of how to assemble parts in Fusion 360. As a Pro/ENGINEER/SolidWorks user for over 20 years, I was so confused when I tried using F360. This was very helpful, thank you!
So simple when you explain it well, as you did, has helped a lot, keep the videos coming they are really helpful.
Ron Cummings he's paid to. So I'm sure they will ;-)
Thank you, Ron!, Really appreciate you are taking the time to comment!
Have a fantastic day!
Hi Lars, I'm brand new to Fusion 360, having used cambam in the past with my home build CNC machine. It's time to start making more complex items. I really enjoy your video's, they are great, well explained in a good speed, very understandible. Thanks!! More videos to watch.
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch the videos and comment. Really happy that you find them helpful! I'll keep making them :-)
Have a great day!
Hi Lars, Thanks for this great video. I learned more on this one than on all the others video found !
Thank you for watching, Max. Glad you found it helpful.
Have an awesome day!
Lars I live by these videos thank you so much! I am a self taught drawer with a home built CNC milling machine and I would never be abe to make parts without your videos!
Thank you so much for watching the videos and take the time to comment! Really happy you find the content helpful. I'll keep it coming :-).
Have an awesome day!
Lars, you cover a lot of ground very didactically - Have been a pleasure learning with your videos about Fusion. Keep the great job up
I learned how to do this by watching this video, thanks so much for taking the time to do this video.
Great tutorials Lars. Exactly what I need for learning Fusion 360.
Lars, you really are a great teacher is evident your experience, but most of all the passion that you put in your work,
I really appreciate, the patient and the generosity of share all your knowledge and your time, you really are one of the kind
I relatively new in fusion and inventor, and I became your follower,
Thank you very much
Thank you for the kind words, and for watching!
Lars, your videos are excellent! Coming from SolidWorks experience, I was confused about Fusion 360 joints. This video made me feel extremely comfortable with them.
Thank you for watching, Matthew! Very happy you found it helpful.
Have an awesome day!
Instruction is good! The Joints here are not nearly as intuitive as mates in Solidworks but looks faster once you know how to use it. I'm here learning Fusion since I was trained in solidworks but can't use it in my small business since it's 5-7K a seat. Fusion is accessible, thanks!
Very clear instruction with summary reviews. I have not yet found Lars' menu of all his videos.
Great Video!! Being a 20 year Catia guy the mindset change would have been VERY difficult without your guidance! I also love videos like yours that talk you thru the steps. Cant stand the click only ones....Keep up the great work!!
That is awesome to hear Kevin Pennau .Thank you for watching the videos
Same! I use NX10 and the mindset is so different when constraining parts together.
Thank you, sir, it's an excellent tutorial, clear voice, clear words, and teaching the stuff at an excellent pace.
Thank you for the video, your channel has been extremely helpful for my Fusion 360 journey.
Awesome! I also have been wanting the toe clamp kit...
Best video on joint I have seen. I connected a lot of dots thanks to you.
Thank you for taking the time to watch, James
You're a great teacher. Love you teaching style. Always learn a lot from your videos.
I was breaking my head on how to make the turning joint, u hinted me to the right direction, thank you :)
Designing a hovercraft lift propeller :)
I only need a joint every six months or so, so I've watched this video twice per year, every year. Thanks Lars.
I came here to write that... :D
Thank you for this tutorial!
Lars, this is awesome man. I've been using parametric CAD for 21 years and the joint system here just blows me away.
Thank you for making these videos! I watched the beginner series, with no CAD experience at all. I feel like I have a MUCH better understanding. Keep up the great work!
Awesome to hear. Thank you for watching 👍😊
Lars you have made great job. I was waching it with plesure. Well done !
Amazing work done sir!
Just watched the video to clear a doubt or two, got to learned a whole lotta new stuff too! Thank a lot.
Very clear explanations, thank you!
It took only 2 days to learn fusion 360. Thanks to you. Really appreciate your work your videos. Thank you vrryvery very very much for these videos.
You are so very welcome👍 Thank you for watching 😊
Absolutely helpful and informative ,and Please keep doing the good things that you are doing now ,Many thanks
Very helpful Lars, the way you reiterate each step really sinks in and it doesn't seem repetitive. It is indeed hard coming from other CAD programs to think "backwards" and go for the final position instead of trying to reduce degrees of freedom one at a time. Thank you!
Nice step-by-step instruction for a beginner. Thanks Lars!
Thank you Mark Graves
absolutely helpful and informative. Very simple and well done
Thank you, Sam! Glad you found it helpful!
Very informative tutorial and I like the way and the rythm you make everthing clear.
You make it look so easy, you do explain what you are doing very well. Great job.
Thank you so much James Cullins !
I used Solid works some before and it was pretty easy to use but Fusion is much easier. Thanks so much
Excellent tutorial... A lot of detail on how the program thinks.
This is extremely helpful. Thank you very much, Lars.
Great video Lars! I am a total novice, but your explanations are very clear and easy to understand! Thanks
Wow Lars so kind of you to share the files so we can follow along side you. Thanks for the video
Super informative, no stress applying these tutorials!
your explanations are so clear and patient thanks!
I had no idea about rigid grouping.
I always went back and moved everything back to what I moved
This changes everything! 🙏 Thank you!
You are so very welcome 👍😊
Hi Lars,
Your videos have keep using Fusion 360, thank you. Your intelligent, straight forward, energetic and often humorous lessons are excellent. BTW, I hope they pay you in some way and/or give you high praise, you certainly earn them. Thanks again!!! :-)
That was the ticket to my next ride. Thanks for the post, it gave me great insight.
You are the best Lars! Really helped me to ramp up my abilities with F360.
Awesome!! 👍😊
The video is very informative. Thank you so much.
my favorite tutor for fusion by far. thanks for all the help.
They just keep getting better!!! That was awesome!! I'll start using that soon! That information is going to be extremely useful! Thank you!!! :)
Thank you for taking the time to comment!
Have an awesome day!
This is awesome Lars. I really appreciate the helpful tips. I was getting sooo lost trying to manipulate my models. My supervisor will be impressed too.
Thanks so much. Really clears up the options and techniques to add joints.
Thank you Erik. Glad you liked it!
Best,
Lars
Spot on the best place to come to if you are a novice in Fusion 360.
Thank you so much for this video. For me as someone not very familiar with Fusion, it was incredibly helpful. Thanks!
I love you. Thank you for actually explaining this program for us unlucky ones who don't have access to solidworks
This is extremely good. This is going to make my job so much easier designing what I need to make. I wished I watched this a few days ago
Very Clear, Well Done.
Keep them coming Lars. Learning Fusion will be a big help.
That is awesome to hear MrMegaherb .Thank you for watching the videos
Many thanks for all your helps to us beginners
Thank you for taking the time to watch the videos!!
Have a great day!
Thank you lars ! You are my CADhero
Great videos, have watched several now, very helpful for this new to Fusion 360 user, but longtime Autocad user. I actually didn't notice the music until I read a comment about it. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for taking the time to watch the videos and comment. Happy you found it helpful.
Have an awesome day!
Best,
Lars
Great explanations again Lars.
Very much appreciated!
Thank you Phil. Really appreciate your feedback.
Have a great weekend!
thank you for explaining everything in a clear manner and at a reasonable speed to follow.
You are so very welcome 👍😊
Very useful, thank you. Great explaination! Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Wanted to know about joints in Fusion. This is excellent tutorial, you just got yourself a subscriber, thanks.
Thank you jothain
Big thumbs up! Very helpful video
Great Video. Explained every bit with perfection :)
Hi Lars. I looked at the movement of the chuck in detail and noticed that the chuck moves the opposite way that it should. Also, the grooves in the jaws did not line up with the spindle underneath them. I was able to fix those things. I also adjusted the speed on the lower pinions, so they match the rotation of the spindle. Looks awesome now. Even though you did not show how to do these things, your tutorial inspired me to learn how to adjust and fix the model up. Thank you for the guidance!
Awesome! Good work!!
This was so good, really appreciate you putting it together!
Thank you Tony!
the best tutorials around for fusion you make it enjoyable to learn, thanks!
Dear Lars, you did great Jobs - I think your tutorials belong to number 1 of the hitparade - thx - thx- thx
Thank you so much, Hans :-)
Excellent, thank you!
can't say how much this helped:) Thank you!
With tutorials like this it's really fun to learn new sofware.
Another great video. I had a little trouble with setting the T holder in place. It did not look right to me or flat to the grove of the table. I tried to change the angle from 270 to 265 Deg. everything looked great. Then when i made my joint, bolt to vice i was getting a error. I had slider selected, then I remembered what I had done with the angle and changed back to 270 Deg and everything went perfect after that. Thanks Lars for taking the time to make these videos!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!
Have an awesome day!
Best,
Lars
By far the best video on youtube covering joints in Fusion 360.