How To Make a Casting Mold - Fusion 360 Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
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They aren't paying you enough for these videos. Brilliant yet again. Thank you.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Still loving the Live Streams Lars. I watch every one of em. Thanks for all your hard work. Your a great teacher. - Jacob S.
Thank you Jacob S.
Once again .. very simply placed ! . . . seems so easy after watching this video . . thank you for your continuing help ;)
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Love your work, still the best F360 presenter imo. Sad that soon I'll have watched all your vids...
Absolutely love these videos, I've watched dozens of and have picked up so much info... Keep up the outstanding work...
That is awesome to hear Ken Mais .Thank you for watching the videos
Wow! Thick and fast. I'd never heard of draft so that had me wondering for a while. Thanks again Lars
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Now its time to say thank you very much for all your Videos. It help me much. Greetings from Germany !!!! Keep going
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
If you just scale an object, the inside holes will get bigger, where with shrinkage you need to make them smaller as it should be shrinkage by surface, eg if you have a simple boss 10mm id and 16mm od you need to have a 9mm id and 17mm od to be correct
Very educating video but correct me if wrong: we should do following in sequential order
1) Shrinkage
2) Split, draft and combine
3) sketch outer body, split to make cavity and core ....
Hi Sunil Saxena Thank you for watching!
You are right. I just wanted to show the update function.
I found this interesting due to my experience in resin casting. Good info on the draft and shrinkage, but those splits at the 30 min mark would never work.
Hi gwkdad Thank you for watching!
True in the end there, I should have made one more circular split from the top
Another great vid, Lars. Thank you. Great hints about drafts. How about making a mold for more irregular shape. The one comming from free form modeling enviroment. Are you gonna share a knowledge on tha subject? That would be much appriciated. Cheers.
Parfait, merci beaucoup pour cette vidéo qui m'aide énormément pour mon apprentissage de Fusion
Bonne Journée
Fred
Génial d'entendre. Merci d'avoir regardé
Thank you so much man you are amazing
Very clear Lars
Thank you NeilWB
Watch all of your videos and really enjoy them. Not being a mold maker I have a question.
How is the mold held together during the casting process. Dowel pins or other method?
John
Hi helicopterjohns Thank you for watching!
Yes, if a plastic injection mold it will be sitting in a molding press. If something else, maybe just some standard clamps
Keep them coming
Hi Jacob Keller Thank you for watching!ANd you got it!
Good content thanks!
Thank you Charlie Didio
10 puntos muy bueno gracias por tu tiempo
How about making a split casting pattern for sand casting. . . please.
Hi Jim Dearborn Thank you for watching!
Don't know much about sand casting....How would that look different?
I understood the video, which is excellent but the piece i want to make is more complex and maybe it would have to be a 3 piece mold or maybe more. How can I do that?
Hi jlqtraceur Thank you for watching!
Did you see this?
ruclips.net/video/fRS0ZeXabaY/видео.html
BEst,
Lars
Lars Christensen awesome, let me check it
Friday CAM... yes... nice
Lars, how can I put a request in please for something that I don't think you have covered in any of your videos in Fusion360?
Send me an email: lars.christensen@autodesk.com
can make a tutorial for the mold plastic bottle
Hi Mithme Thank you for watching!
So take this video:
ruclips.net/video/6u29SqgvQik/видео.html
and combine it with the principal of the casting video?
Best,
Lars
@15:20, for the center bushing body, why would you chose 'Remove' vs. 'Delete'?
Hi NONAMESLEFTNONE Thank you for watching!
I always use remove over delete...Well, because the delete will sometimes give you an undo function, where the remove will always....remove :-)
That’s gold. Thank you.
Hi Lars. Why did you add a draft please? was it part of the design or you just wanted to show us Linkage feature ? Thanks any way
Tommy ELKOUMY so Part comes out from the mold.
Thanks :)
Why use the draft?
It assists the molded part to pull from the mold.
I asked the same thing and looked it up online after this video. It has to do with pressure on the mold casting.
can I create any diamond pattern for a negative cavity of any given shape
Hi mohammed arif Thank you for watching!
Sure thing. I would probably use construction planes or patch surface for all the angular cuts and then use Split Body in the modify dropdown
Would this work if you imported say an STL file and used that instead of the linked model to make the mold from?
Hi Mike Cameron Thank you for watching!
You would have to turn into a Solid first, I believe. Check out this video:
ruclips.net/video/yxC-kwuksug/видео.html
Best,
Lars
Lars, I'm not able to select the tool to make the cut in the target. The tool was an imported igs file. Can you help me? Paul
Hi Pbr47906 Thank you for watching!
Make sure the iges file is a solid and not full of surfaces?...Just a quick thought as I am sitting here on the couch
Lars, What time do you have your presentations? Im in the eastern USA. Thanks, Ruley
Hi Pbr47906 Thank you for watching!
I'm back to my normal schedule of 3pm. EST. But I have been a little under the weather this week, so I have been struggling keeping to the schedule
Lars, do you broadcast on RUclips? This is new to me. Thanks Paul.
great(30:40)
Thank you Shivasaiprasad Rudrarapu
Tell me, please, what kind of device has appeared behind you?
Hi supervisor1178 Thank you for watching!
I think you are talking about the Haas CNC Simulator
int.haascnc.com/DOCLIB/datasheets/DS_Simulator_US.pdf
Thank You!
Nope good pace and knowledge...
Is it just me, or is this video slightly out of focus?
Richard Freeze just you
Yes, it's a little fuzzy. You can tell by looking at the eyes.
Because it is livestreaming, RUclips downs the resolution to 720, but also make sure that you have it on highest resolution on the little gear icon in the lower left.