That was a really clever way to create the rack! Definitely the most straight forward and easy to understand explanation I've come across so far. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos :D
Only 6 minutes in and it's already an excellent video. Taking the time to explain the logic behind the math instead of spewing out the formula is extremely helpful for people who learn like me (and apparently you)
Good stuff. I’m enjoying this series. One critique: It wasn’t obvious why you were making the pin as a separate body. I assume it is to be able to 3D print the base without supports. But, if you mentioned this reason, I didn’t hear it.
Vladimir, how would you control multiple folding joints in a specific order, like a machine is telling it 1,2,3,4? As if each joint had a different amount of resistance.
I am brand new to this designing stuff and enjoying your videos. I have signed up for one of your courses which brought me here. At 12 minutes into the video when you are creating the pin, I cannot get two separate bodies from the extrude like you do. I only have one 3mm thick. I have rerun the videos and rebuilt the project to see what I am missing but have not discovered it yet. Perhaps you can assist. Thanks,
@@DesktopMakes I am. I found a workaround, but it seemed strange that this wasn't working. I have had some other similar issues with fusion in the past, so I might reinstall it later.
That was a really clever way to create the rack! Definitely the most straight forward and easy to understand explanation I've come across so far. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos :D
Only 6 minutes in and it's already an excellent video. Taking the time to explain the logic behind the math instead of spewing out the formula is extremely helpful for people who learn like me (and apparently you)
There's a lot of great information here. Thanks for this!
Thanks Badge124! Glad you enjoyed it!
looking forward to the next one, always struggle with joints and motion links.
You're 🎉 awesome! Thx for sharing 🎇
Thanks Xiaoshizi131!
Your tutorials so straightforward and logical! Much better than videos from "pros"😅
This is super helpful! I'll be using this to work on future projects/videos!
awesome tutorial! Thank you!
Thanks!
Good stuff. I’m enjoying this series. One critique: It wasn’t obvious why you were making the pin as a separate body. I assume it is to be able to 3D print the base without supports. But, if you mentioned this reason, I didn’t hear it.
Good point. I completely forgot to mention why the separation. Yes, it's for printability. I'll talk about it in the third video.
THANK YOU!
You're welcome Jack!
Vladimir, how would you control multiple folding joints in a specific order, like a machine is telling it 1,2,3,4? As if each joint had a different amount of resistance.
Hi Adam. Not sure I understand the question. Can you explain a little more?
I am brand new to this designing stuff and enjoying your videos. I have signed up for one of your courses which brought me here. At 12 minutes into the video when you are creating the pin, I cannot get two separate bodies from the extrude like you do. I only have one 3mm thick. I have rerun the videos and rebuilt the project to see what I am missing but have not discovered it yet. Perhaps you can assist.
Thanks,
When you extrude, make sure to select New Body in the dialog box.
Hi! When I am extruding the pin, I get one combined body, instead of two seperate bodies like you get. Any idea why?
Make sure to choose "New Body" in the dialog box instead of "Join" under "Operation".
@@DesktopMakes I am. I found a workaround, but it seemed strange that this wasn't working. I have had some other similar issues with fusion in the past, so I might reinstall it later.
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Hoping I could get direct contact info to hire you to help me design a rack and pinion system