Taper, Drafts & Angles - Season 2 EP1
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- This video will give you 5 ideas to attack Taper, Drafts, and Angles in Fusion 360.....Also, need your ideas for upcoming topics :-)
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Welcome back and happy new year Lars. I cannot overstate what a help you’ve been learning fusion. Thanks
Happy New Year! Thank you for taking the time to watch!!!
Great to have you back!
Thank you 👍😊
This is exactly what I needed I just spent like 3 hours today trying to figure out how to do these things and you explain it in a nice 12-minute video
Awesome to hear. Thank you for watching 👍😊
BTW. Welcome back Lars Christensen
So glad to have you back. Please keep the videos coming.
Thank you 👍😊
I cannot thank you enough...the value you add to my learning experience cannot be measured.....God Bless!!!!
Lars, draft is also found in sand casting , die casting, permanent mold casting as well as plastic injection molding. Also shrink allowance is req'd in all the above.
Always a pleasure to watch you at work Lars, very glad your back.
Nice to have you back. Thanks for the great videos!
You are so very welcome 👍😊Thank you for watching
Combine cut. This is going to help me today. You are a great teacher Lars thank you.
Thank you Mike Pavano :-)
A passing thought, Draft is singular, drafts, are what you feel wheb it's windy! All the best, Matthew.
So glad to have you back Lars! I hope you and yours have a great year in 2019!
Very glad to see you back Lars, Hope to see a lot more video's from you.
Thank you! Draft was what I was looking for to add that slope
Perfect. Thank you for watching
Thanks as always Lars, good to see you again.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
I have years of ProE/Wildfire/CREO experience and started learning Fusion 360 for personal use and growth. I find it difficult navigating between the tool I work with and others such Sketchup, Fusion, AutoCad, etc. I appreciate how well you explain differences and features of Fusion 360 and you have made learning Fusion 360 easier. Thank you for your excellent tutorials.
You are so very welcome 👍😊
Welcome back, Lars!
Thank you Mickey Downey
Glad you are back!
Thank you Yurek Vigo
I'm just getting started and your video helped me get unstuck while advancing my design thinking. Thank You!
That is awesome to hear. Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much for your videos. They are a tremendous help. Learning the draft function helped me design new feet for a drum set that is getting donated to a school. Keep up the fantastic work.
if your a professional machinist, go with solid works. used it for three years at a shop. been using fusion for two moths as a hobbyist 4-6 hrs a day, its counterintuitive and functions change or move or disappear every time it auto updates. I normally dont leave negative comments on things like this, but im constantly watching out-of-date tutorials trying to figure things out.
Great to see you back Lars. As always, very informative...nothing but business here. Short, sweet and direct to the point. The essence of great tutorial videos!
Thank you Brad
Lars I'm glad you're back, it just wasn't the same without you.... 😃 And of course you've taught me several new things!
Greetings from Argentina Lars,, So clear, so perfect are your explanations, so clear you speech, that i Thanks a lot ... You ´re the reason i can use fusion 360 with almost no limits to my invention.. Thanks again..
Awesome to hear. Thank you for watching 👍😊
Lars it is nice to see you back!
Good to be back 👍
So good to have you back! It's good to be learning again.
Glad to see you again Lars, and Happy New Year!
Lars, glad to see you back.
Thanks for the tips and showing us new and different ways, Lars. Always worth the time to watch your videos.
Cheers, Gary
That is awesome to hear Tools4Machines .Thank you for watching the videos
Welcome back, and thank you so much for continuing to teach us! Being a newbie with Fusion, your videos are immensely helpful!
That is awesome to hear Notorious Meerkat .Thank you for watching the videos
I'm just getting started and you helped me get unstuck while advancing my design thinking. Thank You!
fantastic options of draft and taper ,very clearly explained them all
Thank you 👍😊
As usual, awesome Lars.
Thank you vansien
So happy to have you back!
Welcome back ,and happy new Year 2019 :)
Woohoo more Lars in 2019!! 💪🏻💪🏻 Happy New Year!
Guess who's back, Lars is back. YAY!
Thank you, my friend 👍😊
I’m extremely excited to see you back!
Great to see you back and looking forward to a 2019 filled with Lars videos!
Somebody is better than Lars in Fusion 360 🤔🤔🤔 Naah....I don't believe it 😃😃😃So good to see you back, man ! Honestly ! Happy 2019 also !
Thank you 👍Happy 2019 to you!!
Buddy you forgot another very powerful tool to do the same...... Chamfer, two distances, distance with angle? So glad to have you back Buddy! Happy New Year my friend!
Hi Werner Berry Thank you for watching! AND GREAT POINT!!!
Happy New Year!!
@@cadcamstuff Like I said Buddy, so glad you are back! I hope you and yours had a great holiday season! The Fusion tips are fantastic however my favorites are when you go deep into CAM!! You are a great teacher!
@@wernerberry7800 Yeah, he makes me wish I had some of that fabrication equipment to play with, more than just my 3D printer.
the last method was exactly what I needed for my application, thanks a bunch
I like this format. It'll be easier to go back and search for a concise video describing the different aspects of Fusion 360
Glad you find it useful. Thank you for watching 👍😊
Welcome back Lars. You forgot one option...you can add a champfer that goes down to the bottom. I use the champfer with 2 distances a lot
Thank you Bernd Strauss. Great comment!
Yes two dimension chamfer gives you great control
I know you busy Las. But great to see you back, doing videos.
Thank you, Peter
Man I’ve been missing these sessions 🤙
Awesome👍😊
Nice to see you again Lars!!
Glad to see you back Lars! How about something about importing in files - specifically dxf files and how things work differently depending on how they were drawn, how they were exported, and what you need them for. I can give you a specific example of an import that drove me crazy today until I figured out what I did in the drawing/export to screw up my intended use in Fusion 360.
That is a great topic! Would you mind emailing me your solution? Maybe I can work it into the video....Lars.christensen@autodesk.com
Lars, Thanks for this great tutorial. I needed this info just last night as I'm trying to learn Fusion 360. Missing your livestreams, but will give my attention to Brad. Looking forward to more from you, too.
That is awesome to hear rflournoy .Thank you for watching the videos
Glad to see you back!!!!!! Was wondering about video on sketching on 3D surfaces using Fusion 360, I reviewed to one on exhaust manifolds and still find my ability lacking. I know it must take so much of your time to make these videos, the one on the injection molding base with all of the fast forwarding and such took better part of week to complete my model, learned so many things following that example.
Yes, glad to see you back. Happy new year.
Thank you elijahcbr 600
Happy New Year!
Welcome back...thanks a bunch Lars!
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Happy new year my men.
Great to see you back Lars!
Great as always, really learning and enjoying, and wondering how lucky we are to live at a time that such a man like you exist. :)
Thank you for watching!!😊👍
Nice to have you back
Thank you!
Hi Lars,
Thanks for all the great tutorials! I have watched many of them, and refer to them often when I have the opportunity to draw. My drawing style tends to be to start with a basic shape and add or subtract features as I go to end up with a final product. I bring this up because I often have to go back and change one or more of the features. I tend to get a lot of complaints from Fusion about how this feature is needed for other features, etc. (like if I delete something). I just discovered that in some cases I can actually move the feature I want to change or delete to the end of the timeline before working on it, but that doesn't always work.
It would be great to see a video that shows us how to go back and make different kinds of changes, and how to deal with complaints from Fusion when doing this. I think you have touched on this a couple of times, but would be excited to see some real depth in this. If I missed a video(s) that already went into this, please let me know where to look, and keep going with your awesome content!
Thanks again,
Steve
Hi Steven MacMillan Thank you for watching!
That is a great topic! I did this :
ruclips.net/video/6ZTpLj8lyyM/видео.html
Did you ever watch that?
@@cadcamstuff Hi, I just watched that one, and it seems familiar. I obviously need to refer to it when I get into trouble in the future. Thanks for your efforts, my drafting is going so much better because of all the videos you do!
Thats Lars! This helped a lot and appreciate your content, this helped me finish up a design to train for climbing :) liked and subbed and will be watching the rest of the series now. Your content is like my TV lol
Welcome back! As luck would have it, this is exactly the tutorial I needed! Thanks!
Awesome 👍
Very nice, it is always good to have more ways of doing things.
I love how fusion has made me rethink how I work, I use a fair amount of bodies as tools now, to remove parts. Specially on complex geometry. One example is I had a surface that was curved in all ways but not symmetrical, and I wanted a text to follow the shape of the surface, and used a whole body just to delete parts to get it right.
Cool example! Thank you for watching 👍😊
Well I only knew of one way... the taper angle in extrude of course, so all those were new to me and would have saved me SOOOOO much time recently had I known :) Thanks as always!!! Great video / tools
Awesome to hear. Thank you for watching 👍😊
Extrude angle and Shell helped me do exactly what I needed, thanks!
OMG Lars! Very insightful video! Using taper and loft gives me more draft options. Thank you!
Great to have you back.. happy new year!
Happy New Year to you!!
Nice to see you again..
Season 2 is awesome, man!
Thank you! 👍😊
Many ways.... but I still don’t want to be that poor cat!
Thanks Lars looking forward to the rest of Season 2!
as always, very clear and amazing video, I learn new things from you every video.
Excellent tutorial. Easy for a beginner to follow. Thanks!
Great Video! So easy to find out how to use different commands watching your videos!
fantastic -- this was a life saver for me
Thanks so much Lars! Not sure if my problem email inspired this or if it was just coincidence, but I actually solved my problem using the loft technique. This video is great because it shows that there are so many ways to achieve something.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
@@cadcamstuff Thanks to you we have something to watch! 😉
Very happy to see you back :-) I will follow the season 2 with great pleasure, thanks ! Happy new year Lars :-) Regards.
Happy new your to you!! Thank you for watching 👍😊
Ah, Welcome back and Happy New year Lars and thank you. Again, I was able to add more tools to the tool box.
That is awesome to hear Eric Mathieu .Thank you for watching the videos And Happy New Year!!
Welcome Back!!
I would like to know what you think of the UI Preview vs. the Default interface.
Maybe you could cover that in an upcoming video and discuss the pros & cons of switching.
Lanny, Watch Friday's video :-)
good to see u back Lars, happy new year
Thank you Jur, Happy New Year!!
Hi, Lars
Happy New Year from Denmark.
Great to see that you are back and well.
Looking forward to more quality video recordings from you, and thanks for the link to Brad Tallis Channel:
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He certainly also does a great job on explaining best use of Fusion 360.
Thank you Poul Anker Ersly AND Happy New Year!!
Best,
Lars
que bueno volver a verte!!!!! feliz 2019
Love your channel Lars!! i've learned soooo much.
Happy new year! Long time no see.
Happy New Year to you!
Soooo happy that you are back! Happy New year! What I know of fusion I owe it to you! Hugs!
Happy New Year!! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch!
Another great video, Lars! Thank you!
You are so very welcome 👍😊Thank you for watching
Hello Lars, Happy New Year to you and your family! Your videos are great and to watch the new Season is good, it refreshes what I have learned from your former videos! Thank you very much!!
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching! AND Happy New Year!!
great that you are back Lars.
I miss the opportunity to establish many offset planes at once, as is possible in Solidworks.
It would be perfect in connection with lofting.
Godt nytår fra Thorkil
Thank you for watching 👍😊 that would be a great enhancement
Nice one Lars. And happy new year, all the best !
Thank you. Happy new year 👍😊
Excellent. I was looking for a feature to add on a user panel. DRAFT! Nice tapered embossings add class to an otherwise boring design. Thanks!
thank you cant wait for the live streams
Thank you, Lars
Great video Lars, like always
Thank you!!!
Let's see the new additive manufacturing part of the CAM suit!
Yes, I have to get that on the list
Good to see you back Lars! Someone must have asked this before, but could you tell me what that device is on the wall behind you? It looks cool. 😀
it is a trainer control box for a cnc mill
Very interesting ! Thanks.
Welcome back Lars :)
Thank you!
HE'S BACK!!!!!! Happy New Year Mate!!!!
Thank you, Dan 😊Happy New Year!!
Very helpfull, im pretty new to Fusion 360 and enginering, but with fusion and your help its going pretty wel. Thumps UP!
Thank you and thank you for watching
good info THANKS Lars and happy new year too !
Thank you for watching 👍😊 Happy new year!!
Welcome back!
:-)
Lars you should take more time off, just like wine you got better with age, I think this was one of your best, thank you for sharing these examples!
Lol Thank you, Adam 👍😊
Great video, Lars. Thanks.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Gday, Thanks for the help., im new to Fusion360 and loving it, Cheers