Creating a Cone Using the Lofted Flange Tool

In this video I create a sheet metal cone, in Fusion 360, using the Lofted Flange tool. I also demonstrate how to create an angled cut across the cone using a method that maintains the square edges in the flat pattern.

[@ihabalromidy7518]

Thank you very much for the information, I was looking for it a lot

[@adambergendorff2702]

Glad I stumbled onto your channel, always learn something, especially all the extra features most tools have!

[@stevewillis1925]

Thank you so much! This was exactly what I needed to do.

[@ragnarhairybreeks]

Excellent. Thank you once again

[@CraigHollabaugh]

Excellent

[@jessechance3514]

This is great thank you!

[@dirceudonisseli3025]

Muito obrigado!

[@coulterjb22]

Thank you again! That's exactly what I wanted to try. Your explanation is so dang clear. Sadly what I wanted to accomplish (involves laser etching) is still elusive, but I can put a checkmark in that box thanks to you.
I'm looking to apply (emboss, or use a decal, etc.) artwork to a cone and then unwrap that cone, altering/skewing the artwork. If I could emboss onto a cone and unwrap that to get an SVG or DXF file that has been skewed, the birds would sing. Is that possible?

[@jrhackney]

Adding an Emboss to the sheet metal cone is possible. If you would like see how it is done, sent your Fusion 360 model and artwork to [e-mail]. I can pick up your email from that.

[@coulterjb22]

@@jrhackney Great. Ill send it tonight after dinner tonight (PST)

[@robertt8189]

Is it possible to overlap one end to rap around about half an inch for bolt hole pattern all the way down the seam?

[@joeblow-sx5ir]

I cannot get the ability to set the angle,