I feel like I'm playing chess when I watch your videos. Trying to anticipate how you'll do something. There's always a little surprise somewhere though! Didn't see the rule fillet gambit popping up. Nice work.
I've been using Fusion 360 as a hobbyist for a while. I can get most of the things I need done, but in a stumbling, messy way. Your videos have showed me, with practical examples, how to use Fusion in a much more efficient and elegant way. Thank you!
I think doing slots in a sketch that followed the zigzag shape could be more awkward to change if needed, but you could define the termination surface as in the tutorial, mirror it, split the shell body using the two termination surfaces, setup full width slots in a sketch that *can* be easily adjusted for count and size, and then cut through the relevant split bodies and finally combine back to a single body. Similar effort to the method in the tutorial, which is pretty neat (hadn't discovered termination surfaces before).
Nice! Could you integrate more parametric workflow into your videos? Such as resizing the model will actually work. For example, im trying to set parameters for wall thickness, height etc, and also set fillet amount to a parametric value (for example a fraction of the wall thickness parameter). Thanks for great videos.
Hello, I would like to ask what equipment do you use to work in Fusion 360, is it a laptop or a computer and what are its parameters?? because I see that it works very smoothly for you and sometimes you have to wait quite a long time for a given operation to be performed
No other word for this level of thinking except “genius.” I don’t think I’ve seen you use the “termination surface” device before. Just brilliant.
What a great way to combine surface/solid and the fillet stuf. So much to take in. I will try to replicate this. Thank you.
Excellent. You're using F360 functionality I didn't know existed.
Didn't know was possible to fillet features, thank you 👍🏻
I feel like I'm playing chess when I watch your videos. Trying to anticipate how you'll do something. There's always a little surprise somewhere though! Didn't see the rule fillet gambit popping up. Nice work.
As always.....Thank You
Selecting from the timeline, awesome! Thanks.
I've been using Fusion 360 as a hobbyist for a while. I can get most of the things I need done, but in a stumbling, messy way. Your videos have showed me, with practical examples, how to use Fusion in a much more efficient and elegant way. Thank you!
Thank you for the support!
Awesome work!!
Brilliant demonstration, perfectly explained!
Fascinating and instructive - as always. Enjoy the CNY celebrations.
Thank you!
This is next level stuff
Thanks!
Thank you for the support!
Thanks
Thank you for the support!
You just taught me rule fillet. Awesome!
Nice tutorial.
Rule fillets RULES
Muito obrigado por compartilhar! Sucesso no canal!!
Excellent as always!
THX!!!!!!!!!!!
Très pro, très bon moment, merci
😁😁😁
I think it will easier to make a sketch above the model and sketch the pattern after it use extru to do cut.
I think doing slots in a sketch that followed the zigzag shape could be more awkward to change if needed, but you could define the termination surface as in the tutorial, mirror it, split the shell body using the two termination surfaces, setup full width slots in a sketch that *can* be easily adjusted for count and size, and then cut through the relevant split bodies and finally combine back to a single body. Similar effort to the method in the tutorial, which is pretty neat (hadn't discovered termination surfaces before).
Awesome instructor as always. What kind of pointing device are you using? Mark / model if you can tell
Nice! Could you integrate more parametric workflow into your videos? Such as resizing the model will actually work. For example, im trying to set parameters for wall thickness, height etc, and also set fillet amount to a parametric value (for example a fraction of the wall thickness parameter). Thanks for great videos.
hi, im trying to do this overall shape myself. No succes so far. Do you think you can show how you did by using loft feature? Thanks
Hello, I would like to ask what equipment do you use to work in Fusion 360, is it a laptop or a computer and what are its parameters?? because I see that it works very smoothly for you and sometimes you have to wait quite a long time for a given operation to be performed
When working with patterns and rule fillets, I do suffer from some lag as well. For the purposes of presentation, I edit out these lags.
Body 95 maximum honestly shows, how many time you spent and attempts you do, before you to find the right way.
Yep, had to go through quite a few runs before I arrived at a satisfactory workflow.
@@Fusion360School Thanks for doing this!