I'm bummed. Committed to 3 episodes to be left hanging. It's my fault for not checking if it was a complete series. On to the next tutorial I guess. 😞😞
Mike these videos are absolutely GOLD !!! The amount of time you take is just perfect. I am drawing so much now and using so many things in fusion. It was so intimating until I followed your video like ten times. Please please do a 4 th.
Mike, I fully understand why you've slowed down on making these videos. I just hope to God you finish the series because I've been soooooo lost until I found your videos. I'm feeling good about drawing now, (thanks to you) but I've hit another wall on creating tool paths, and getting it too the machine.
Thanks for commenting and checking out my videos 👍 I’m glad they have helped you out. I will try and post a g code video in a month or so, my channel takes a hit every time I post content most of my subscribers don’t watch.
I have to say as a newbie just looking into fabrication and cnc tables... you have taken a completely overwhelming concept and made it not only doable but easy to understand. I hate that not more people show appreciation for such a world class tutorial but I would like to thank you for your time and rounding off the sharp edges of such a complex process for beginners like myself!
Mike you are a born teacher! Perfect content and real life useable ideas. Keep up the terrific tutorial. It is appreciated and will be watched over for years to come!
I would totally pay for a patreon for more of these videos. Like how to upload an image to cut out a sign or shapes. Im so excited to buy one of these after the holiday!
Thanks for sticking with this series despite it's lack of popularity. Tools like this are super helpful, especially when someone cuts straight to the point of why we're all interested in the first place:) A++ Mike!
Thanks Landen 👍 It’s tough trying to balance out RUclips, I want to make videos that help people and show them what I have learned, but the sad truth is 80% or more of my viewers just want to watch entertainment. Thanks for checking out my new video and commenting, I do appreciate it 🙂
You have been, and continue to be, the majority of my inspiration. I did, finally, make some parts of my own design on my LS CFPro through slogging through the tutorials from LS. They were super hard to follow for a beginner. Technically I'm not a rank beginner, I took a CNC plasma cutting class from Everett CC back in 2007 but... we used a different software and time has a way of making stuff like this evaporate. I'm still going to watch these and follow along for the practice, still learning a lot from you. You do a better job of explaining and talking about whether you right click, left click or which hotkey you just used, than the videos from LS. Their videos also seem super rushed. I had trouble keeping even with prodigious pausing and rewinding. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Hi Mike, love these so far, really looking forward to part 4. I am holding off the first run of my Crossfire Pro until I have seen the conclusion of this series.
Thank you so much for this! Please consider making the rest of the series! I would pay for this. Promote your training on the channel and sell it on another platform, you have enough introduction episodes that many would buy. Having owned my table for a year and never firing it up I am finally motivated by your videos to try to learn the software and that is what has been holding me back mentally. Thanks again 👍.
You are much teaching this than the instructors they have on there web site. They should hire you . Great presentation So many times I tried and gave up you gave me new hope to try again.
This has been a life saver for me! I've watched other tutorial 360 videos and learned very little. This is what I need to use it for. Thanks very much!
Great series! I'm looking into a crossfire but was always scared of the computer portion as I'm not computer savvy at all. Thanks to your videos I'm able to fumble my way through designing parts in fusion 360 and I'm getting more comfortable with it. A part 4 would be great to cover the cam and post portion and the final cut process. Just like you said, most videos skip over important details and if you're new like me these are critical details. I know there are quite a few of us who would benefit greatly from a part 4. Keep up the good work!
Just finished watching all three videos in this series. Thanks so much for doing this! I tried to watch a bunch of "techy" F360 videos and almost fell asleep, couldn't get through the first 5 minutes. Your videos were easy to understand and car/fab guy centric, which made it that much better.
Excellent video! Can’t wait until I can afford a plasma table to actually put what I’ve learned to work. Thanks for putting these videos together for us.
These videos are very informative and very well done. Very useful and easy to follow. I look forward to part 4. Thank you for taking the time to make them.
Wow, great video man, very informative and easy to understand man! Ill have to watch this series of videos like a million times when i get a plasma table! Thanks for taking the time to video this!
Love this tutorial. I’ve learned many shortcuts and tips. When you were copying the first slot in the engine plate, you don’t need to click on every line individually, just double right click a line and it will highlight the whole item
3D printing is actually quite a bit easier than using the plasma table. There are less steps drawing to making. Dave checked out my Creality ender 3 and picked one up for himself. It’s a budget machine that just works. Thanks for the tips, I’m pretty new to fusion so I’m learning quite a bit.
I just ordered my crossfire Pro this morning. Watched the first two vids last night and just watched this one. Great information!! REALLY appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Thank you!
Awesome videos Mike, something I would like to see iis a video that take s us through the process of creating a g code and begin cutting. Thats where I'm stuck right now, thanks
Mike, are you ever going to finish your series on Fusion 360. You said you was going to take us from drawing it to actually loading it on the langmuir system software, to being able to cut the parts. You kind of left us short are you going to make a part 4. Seems like more people are watching then you thought would. We need the 4th installment, some of us are bricks.
Thank you mike !! Because of you I spent a fews $$ buying a plasma table 😅 I'll be a bit educated when my table will finally show up 🤘 cant wait to add fancy motif in my gusset for styling welding project
Wow! It's really too bad you aren't going to make any more. You are an excellent instructor. Maybe Langmuir could work with you since their videos are outdated and very difficult to get anything out of.
Suns out, guns out! Sporting my Quad truck shirt in Indiana...clearly a winter of eating and no physical labor has not made the sleeves as tight as I was envisioning... Good thing my CAD skills are growing though! Thanks Festiva!
This series is great. I also didn't realize this was a free piece of software for personal use and so have been using it to create some sketches for a rooftop tent bracket/mount set. Having never used CAD before, I wasn't aware that with some basic measuring and computer skills, it's really a fairly approachable tool to use. Keep it up, looking forward to the next one!!
Mike. Fantastic job. before watching your videos i was lost in Fushion 360. I can now draw and actually use the program well. Thank you so much for doing these videos. Looking forward to seeing more.
Hey Mike, thanks for sharing this with us. I don't know if I will ever use this, but it's quite a interesting program to use and your videos do help explain how to use it. Looks like you could create just about anything you want with that, definitely pretty cool stuff.
Hi Mike your Fusion videos for beginners are amazing! I have learnt lots. If you ever do one to show how to create the cut file that would be awesome as you explain the steps perfectly. Thanks again for getting me this far, it is appreciated.
Gidday Mike, love your channel, the series is great. Now I just need to get a plasma table for my channel, they are insanely expensive here in Australia. Keep up the great work. Cheers Jim.
G'day Mike, Fantastic job mate on the fusion 360 tutorials. I have just put my crossfire pro together and keen to give it a crack ,really hoping that you can do a couple more videos on fire control, tool paths ect.. Cheers mate 👍
I'm bummed. Committed to 3 episodes to be left hanging. It's my fault for not checking if it was a complete series. On to the next tutorial I guess. 😞😞
That’s fine, I have spent a lot of my time making free content. Good luck on finding something that works for you 👍
@Mike festiva appreciate what you did do though!
@@Mikefestivareally learned a lot. Thank you
Great video series, thanks much!
Hi Mike thank you for the great as always video. Any suggestions for getting from the drawing to the cut table? I'm new and struggling.
I don’t care what RUclips thinks, this series is great.
Thanks 😊 I really appreciate it!
Whoohooooo another Mike FESTIVA and Donn Diy friday 😎👍👌
Mike these videos are absolutely GOLD !!! The amount of time you take is just perfect. I am drawing so much now and using so many things in fusion. It was so intimating until I followed your video like ten times. Please please do a 4 th.
Mike, I fully understand why you've slowed down on making these videos. I just hope to God you finish the series because I've been soooooo lost until I found your videos. I'm feeling good about drawing now, (thanks to you) but I've hit another wall on creating tool paths, and getting it too the machine.
Thanks for commenting and checking out my videos 👍 I’m glad they have helped you out. I will try and post a g code video in a month or so, my channel takes a hit every time I post content most of my subscribers don’t watch.
Please Please carry on with this series. ive tried following other videos, but i get overwhelmed. your videos are at the perfect pace.
these videos should have a million views they are the only helpful videos I've found and I've had my table 3 months !definitely learned a lot here !
I have to say as a newbie just looking into fabrication and cnc tables... you have taken a completely overwhelming concept and made it not only doable but easy to understand. I hate that not more people show appreciation for such a world class tutorial but I would like to thank you for your time and rounding off the sharp edges of such a complex process for beginners like myself!
Thank you!!!!
Mike you are a born teacher! Perfect content and real life useable ideas. Keep up the terrific tutorial. It is appreciated and will be watched over for years to come!
Right on thanks
Subscribed from watching this series. Super helpful, was very lost with fusion until watching your videos.
You're the real deal. These three got me started. Yeah! So much appreciation!!!
I would totally pay for a patreon for more of these videos. Like how to upload an image to cut out a sign or shapes. Im so excited to buy one of these after the holiday!
Thanks for sticking with this series despite it's lack of popularity.
Tools like this are super helpful, especially when someone cuts straight to the point of why we're all interested in the first place:)
A++ Mike!
Also - T-shirt ordered ;)
Thanks Landen 👍
It’s tough trying to balance out RUclips, I want to make videos that help people and show them what I have learned, but the sad truth is 80% or more of my viewers just want to watch entertainment. Thanks for checking out my new video and commenting, I do appreciate it 🙂
Mike, this has been one of the greatest helpful videos EVER!!!
Right on 👍 I’m glad it helped you out 🙂
This series is awesome. Thanks Mike. Love that fact that you are using practical use cases as examples.
You have been, and continue to be, the majority of my inspiration. I did, finally, make some parts of my own design on my LS CFPro through slogging through the tutorials from LS. They were super hard to follow for a beginner. Technically I'm not a rank beginner, I took a CNC plasma cutting class from Everett CC back in 2007 but... we used a different software and time has a way of making stuff like this evaporate. I'm still going to watch these and follow along for the practice, still learning a lot from you. You do a better job of explaining and talking about whether you right click, left click or which hotkey you just used, than the videos from LS. Their videos also seem super rushed. I had trouble keeping even with prodigious pausing and rewinding. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
Thanks for this video series. Really helped me get started with Fusion. Best beginner videos I have watched.
Thanks Chris! 🙂
11:55 Wow, love this tip! I was always zooming and then pulling the drawing back into view. Great video series, thanks Mike!
Hi Mike. Really enjoying this series on the Fusion 360. Looking forward to more videos on it.
Part 4 please. Great videos! Awesome content. Thanks man!
This is a great series you’ve started for the F360. Very well explained.
Thanks for taking the time to do this series
Hi Mike, love these so far, really looking forward to part 4. I am holding off the first run of my Crossfire Pro until I have seen the conclusion of this series.
Thank you so much for this! Please consider making the rest of the series! I would pay for this. Promote your training on the channel and sell it on another platform, you have enough introduction episodes that many would buy. Having owned my table for a year and never firing it up I am finally motivated by your videos to try to learn the software and that is what has been holding me back mentally. Thanks again 👍.
You are much teaching this than the instructors they have on there web site. They should hire you . Great presentation So many times I tried and gave up you gave me new hope to try again.
I pray u make some more of these videos your about the only one I can understand thanks so much
This has been a life saver for me! I've watched other tutorial 360 videos and learned very little. This is what I need to use it for. Thanks very much!
Nice work. I'm enjoying this series. Please keep them coming.
Great series! I'm looking into a crossfire but was always scared of the computer portion as I'm not computer savvy at all. Thanks to your videos I'm able to fumble my way through designing parts in fusion 360 and I'm getting more comfortable with it. A part 4 would be great to cover the cam and post portion and the final cut process. Just like you said, most videos skip over important details and if you're new like me these are critical details. I know there are quite a few of us who would benefit greatly from a part 4. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much just recently purchased a Crossfire Pro to make metal art. These tutorials are incredibly helpful!
So far your videos are the best at making a caveman like myself understand Fusion 360! I do look forward to your next video!
Can we purchase part 4 or the entire series for reference? This is very informative and could be useful in the future.
Really appreciate that you took the time to put out the videos, with your guidance I now have the confidence to attempt a cnc cutter
Thanks Mike! I like the pace and style of this tutorial. It’s easy to follow.
Thanks Jeff
@@Mikefestiva thanks to you I pulled the trigger and ordered one today using your discount code.
Just finished watching all three videos in this series. Thanks so much for doing this! I tried to watch a bunch of "techy" F360 videos and almost fell asleep, couldn't get through the first 5 minutes. Your videos were easy to understand and car/fab guy centric, which made it that much better.
Pretty informative for a beginner of Fusion 360. Thanks for the 3 part series!
Good introduction. I watched all 3 videos. I have zero experience with CAD. I am gonna download and give it a try. Thanks for the intro tips.
Thanks for taking the time and hit on channel promotion. Watched all three so far and it is definitely a help!
Excellent video! Can’t wait until I can afford a plasma table to actually put what I’ve learned to work. Thanks for putting these videos together for us.
Thanks Scott 👍 I think you will like a CNC, they are awesome tools to have in the Shop!
Im so thankful for your help i know im going to be wathing ur videos over and over to learn this thanks i dont know what i would do without them
These videos are very informative and very well done. Very useful and easy to follow. I look forward to part 4. Thank you for taking the time to make them.
Waiting for that part 4! Thanks for all the help! Got my crossfire pro and love it!
Wow, great video man, very informative and easy to understand man!
Ill have to watch this series of videos like a million times when i get a plasma table!
Thanks for taking the time to video this!
Thanks Ron for checking out my new video 👍 I think you would really utilize a CNC table for sure!
Thanks for the great tutorials 👍I am finding them super helpful 😀 my first week using fusion and you are making the learning curve much faster. Thanks
Awesome! I’m glad these videos are helping you out 😊
Loving this series. Thanks Mike.
I've said it before and I'll say it again thank u sir . I ordered one 3 months ago and have been terrified I wouldn't be able to use it god bless u !
Love this tutorial. I’ve learned many shortcuts and tips. When you were copying the first slot in the engine plate, you don’t need to click on every line individually, just double right click a line and it will highlight the whole item
3D printing is actually quite a bit easier than using the plasma table. There are less steps drawing to making. Dave checked out my Creality ender 3 and picked one up for himself. It’s a budget machine that just works. Thanks for the tips, I’m pretty new to fusion so I’m learning quite a bit.
Cant wait for more of this content. I am currently building my first cnc plasma cutter
Thank you for taking the time to teach us great series.
Mike thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I just ordered my crossfire Pro this morning. Watched the first two vids last night and just watched this one. Great information!! REALLY appreciate you sharing your knowledge. Thank you!
Thanks Mike - this is really great, not too complicated but has all of the things that I need. I can not wait for the next installment.
Awesome videos Mike, something I would like to see iis a video that take s us through the process of creating a g code and begin cutting. Thats where I'm stuck right now, thanks
Mike, are you ever going to finish your series on Fusion 360. You said you was going to take us from drawing it to actually loading it on the langmuir system software, to being able to cut the parts. You kind of left us short are you going to make a part 4. Seems like more people are watching then you thought would. We need the 4th installment, some of us are bricks.
Thank you mike !! Because of you I spent a fews $$ buying a plasma table 😅 I'll be a bit educated when my table will finally show up 🤘 cant wait to add fancy motif in my gusset for styling welding project
Thanks for putting this series together. I don't need a plasma cutter...but now I have to have one!
Thanks Mike. Appreciate the tutorial.
Wow! It's really too bad you aren't going to make any more. You are an excellent instructor. Maybe Langmuir could work with you since their videos are outdated and very difficult to get anything out of.
Great job Mike, we would definitely want a part 4 of this too. Also I hope you would make videos on 3D modeling 🙂
Great content! looking forward to Part 4!
Suns out, guns out! Sporting my Quad truck shirt in Indiana...clearly a winter of eating and no physical labor has not made the sleeves as tight as I was envisioning... Good thing my CAD skills are growing though! Thanks Festiva!
This series is great. I also didn't realize this was a free piece of software for personal use and so have been using it to create some sketches for a rooftop tent bracket/mount set. Having never used CAD before, I wasn't aware that with some basic measuring and computer skills, it's really a fairly approachable tool to use. Keep it up, looking forward to the next one!!
Thanks Hans
Again what a great series. I wish you could do more like this!
I understand it hurts your channel but I can still wish :)
These videos brought me here and I’m here to stay and support brother! Great job explaining all you did in actual speed !
Thank you for taking the time to do these tutorials!
Thanks again for the awesome vids! Its great to learn from someone who is also working out of their home shop!
You did a great job on the videos in this series ... Hope you do more for us beginner's !!!!
Excellent Video. Hoping there will be a part 4. Keep up the great work.
Mike. Fantastic job. before watching your videos i was lost in Fushion 360. I can now draw and actually use the program well. Thank you so much for doing these videos. Looking forward to seeing more.
Wow I’m so confident in usin fusion now. Thank you so much. Part 4 pleasssseeeerr
Keep up the great job, Mike.
Thanks Mike I really appreciate it 👍
Thanks Mike, another easy to follow and very educational video! Great series for sure!
Thanks Luke
thanks again for your time and effort teaching us, looking forward to part 4!
Thanks Mike, as always I love you videos. I've been doing this all my life and your stuff is always helpful.
Thanks Rod!!
Hey Mike, thanks for sharing this with us. I don't know if I will ever use this, but it's quite a interesting program to use and your videos do help explain how to use it. Looks like you could create just about anything you want with that, definitely pretty cool stuff.
Did you do more than 3 episodes of fusion 360? I really hope so. I learned more with those 3 than anywhere else. Thank you!
Seriously appreciate the time you put into this series, excellent content and clear teaching methods. Thank you!
I can't wait to get my table and use it on my channel. Thank you so much mike!
Thanks for the videos Mike. You made it easy to follow for the 2d cad.
Right on! I’m glad they helped 😊
Just watched the three Fusion videos on the trot. Being only 2d helped get the system ideas.
Thanks for another video!
I am watching and learning.
Great job very informative video,thank you.
Really helpful series, thank's Mike. Keep up the great work!
Learned some tricks/tips I haven't seen in other tutorials, makes it look more simple
Mike, thanks again for this. Maybe part 4 could be a "evaluation" of using Fusion 360 to Langmuir Fire Control? ;)
Thank you so much Mike
Hi Mike your Fusion videos for beginners are amazing! I have learnt lots. If you ever do one to show how to create the cut file that would be awesome as you explain the steps perfectly. Thanks again for getting me this far, it is appreciated.
Great videos! Thank you!
thanks again Mike for the simple teachings that is helping like you can't believe.....on to number 4
Thank you so much for this series
I was totally lost trying to learn this program
Right on 👍 I’m glad this series is helping!
This series was super helpful thank you!
great job Mike - love the detail and tips/tricks... Part 4?
Thank you so much for your time , I really appreciate this .
Thanx again Mike! Bring it on!
Gidday Mike, love your channel, the series is great. Now I just need to get a plasma table for my channel, they are insanely expensive here in Australia. Keep up the great work. Cheers Jim.
Left me hanging, need the next steps to extrude and create g code.
G'day Mike, Fantastic job mate on the fusion 360 tutorials. I have just put my crossfire pro together and keen to give it a crack ,really hoping that you can do a couple more videos on fire control, tool paths ect..
Cheers mate 👍
Thanks for using simlpe terms and it really helps when you show some of the mistake moves and how to get out of them.
Still here, Mike. I've got your video on one screen and fusion on another. Lots of pause and rewind.