What a nice comment! Thank you. So glad that you have benefitted from our tutorials. Please consider sharing our channel with others. Stay tuned for many more tutorials in the future. All the best!
Just want to thank you for the lessons. I watched the first 7 lessons, I was then able to create and 3d print a socket holder to fit into a specific spot in my toolbox. Unfortunately my holes for the sockets were too tight even though I added some width, but it was fun creating. And I had a good laugh after watching this video, you would roll your eyes. I had 22 sketches. Off to try revision 2.
You’re most welcome! Glad you have benefitted from them. I also have a good laugh when it comes to sketches, because I also teach my students from the very start to create all their sketch features in one sketch (if possible) but it seems that it just doesn’t stick with new learners a lot of the time. That also happened with me in the past too! 😆 I think this tutorial is beneficial to many for that very reason.
Can you please make a tutorial video detailing how to constrain arcs? Constraints are not very oblivious, but constraining the arcs is bewildering to me.
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You can't go back and undo things in a sketch, right? I noticed when I created some fillets in the sketch and wanted to delete them, I couldn't because they were arcs and broken lines.
You should be able to undo up to a point. If you save or exit the project, you won’t be able to undo using the “Undo” command, however, you can go back in time using the version of the file. Every time you save your project, a new version is created. You can go back in time to restore that version if needed.
I've been having some problems lately where I can't select a profile because it's not closed. But I can't for the life of me figure out why. I saw some tutorials that showed points that weren't coincident when you zoom way in, but that isn't my issue. Although I do have some points that are white, but I don't know why. Sensei?
The only way to be able to help in this instance is for you to send me the file with the sketch in question. You can access our business email on the “About” tab for our channel. Please feel free to send it and then I’ll take a look.
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Your Fusion360 for beginners was absolutely amazing and was really haplful for me to learn.
Please do keep videos and create new things.
What a nice comment! Thank you. So glad that you have benefitted from our tutorials. Please consider sharing our channel with others. Stay tuned for many more tutorials in the future. All the best!
Just want to thank you for the lessons. I watched the first 7 lessons, I was then able to create and 3d print a socket holder to fit into a specific spot in my toolbox. Unfortunately my holes for the sockets were too tight even though I added some width, but it was fun creating.
And I had a good laugh after watching this video, you would roll your eyes. I had 22 sketches. Off to try revision 2.
You’re most welcome! Glad you have benefitted from them.
I also have a good laugh when it comes to sketches, because I also teach my students from the very start to create all their sketch features in one sketch (if possible) but it seems that it just doesn’t stick with new learners a lot of the time. That also happened with me in the past too! 😆 I think this tutorial is beneficial to many for that very reason.
Can you please make a tutorial video detailing how to constrain arcs? Constraints are not very oblivious, but constraining the arcs is bewildering to me.
Thanks so much for the suggestion. That is a great idea! Stay tuned.
Great again. Thank you.
My pleasure!
Excellent tips. Thanks!
Thanks for the support!
nice quick tutorial. where can i send you a question with a picture?
Thanks for the comment and your support! In the “About” section of our channel, you can view our email for business inquiries or send a message to me personally using Facebook/messenger. Please let me know if you need further help.
You can't go back and undo things in a sketch, right? I noticed when I created some fillets in the sketch and wanted to delete them, I couldn't because they were arcs and broken lines.
You should be able to undo up to a point. If you save or exit the project, you won’t be able to undo using the “Undo” command, however, you can go back in time using the version of the file. Every time you save your project, a new version is created. You can go back in time to restore that version if needed.
I've been having some problems lately where I can't select a profile because it's not closed. But I can't for the life of me figure out why. I saw some tutorials that showed points that weren't coincident when you zoom way in, but that isn't my issue. Although I do have some points that are white, but I don't know why. Sensei?
The only way to be able to help in this instance is for you to send me the file with the sketch in question. You can access our business email on the “About” tab for our channel. Please feel free to send it and then I’ll take a look.