Fusion 360 - Manipulate Origin for Mesh File - Ask LarsLive

Manipulate Origin for Mesh File is a snippet of Sunday's Ask LarsLive. You Can watch the full episode here:
• Ask LarsLive Fusion 36...
(The advice in my videos are my own and are not intended to represent the views of my wife, children or employer)
My email:
[e-mail]
Want to learn more about Fusion 360? Check out this link:
autode.sk/2rXApL2
Free CNC Handbook:
www.larschrist...
LET'S CONNECT:
/ lars_cadcam
/ mrlarschristensen
/ cadcamstuff
MY SITE:
www.larschrist...

[@cadcamstuff]

How much important STL /MESH can I cover under ten minutes?.....This much :-) Hope you like it!

[@jsseigle]

You're quickly becoming my favorite and most viewed channel.

[@MyRadDesign]

While you can do the rotation in the slicer, doing it in Fusion is less error prone if you may be making additional prints later on in time, perhaps much later. Thanks for the video, Lars.

[@neilgower2558]

Just do it in the slicer but love your videos every days a school day

[@neilgower2558]

Keep the good work up

[@martinlehnhoff1022]

Well I think converting it into a Component and moving the Component with the Joint Feature will not help. Because i think when exporting it as an STL file it is oriented in relation to its own Origin inside the Component.
But you can use the Align Feature which is used in a similar way!

[@devstefancho]

mesh cut !
cool stuff !

[@H60Gamer]

Why wouldn't you just go to design, modify, align then select the plane you wish it to start from?

[@sergeybob3224]

Thanks !

[@jagadeshcoolguy9212]

Lars,
can we perform CFD simulation in fusion 360?

[@jpthedelawarebeeman7887]

Hi Lars whats up !