Fusion 360 | Clearance for Moving Components
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Creating clearances for moving components within an assembly.
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When I tried this method with irregular bodies or asymmetrical bodies, I have found that it can get really tricky. You would often need to do multiple cross sections. There is a sweep body command within SolidWorks that allows you to cut using a body as a tool. Are you aware of any other CAD programs that have this functionality? Would your workflow benefit from having such a command?
That command would be very handy for threads and work gears
I just learned that you can enlarge the planes. I had noticed some of my construction planes were tiny but didn't give it an importance.
It was quite a revelation to me when I first found out about it too. It makes it easier to locate the plane.
Simply excellent presentation yet again. I always learn something new here. Thank you!
Thank you for pointing out Inspect->Interference. I never really paid attention to that command.
All of your videos are very helpful. Thank you!
Awesome, loads of new concepts and useful commands in this thanks!
Thank you for sharing this! Very useful!!
I initially wanted to point out that circle extrude on the 2nd example, glad you mentioned that in the end and even the reasons why it would not work in certain scenarios. Maybe in the future you should start with the obvious stuff and explain why it wouldn't work and then do the correct approach.
Yes, I should have done that.
@@Fusion360School Btw, I didn't want to just point out bad stuff. I really appreciate your videos and I learned good new tricks in your videos. :)
Thank you. No problem. I always appreciate frank and constructive criticism.
Once again you solve a problem that I have been fighting for several days.
As usual; your videos are excellent. I have just become a supporter on Patreon.
Much appreciated! Thank you.
Wow this is one of the most important parameter to learn.
Idk much about fusion, but why not just put a circle at the hole where the component is then you have its axis of travel and from there you just trim it to the area you prefer then place 2 circles at each end an attach from the center point with 2 circles to make it a slot
You are absolutely right in saying that a center point arc slot would be the faster way in this example just to create a general clearance. My aim for the video was to use a very simple example (perhaps overly so) to demonstrate how we can use the cross section of a moving component to carve out a trough. This would be more useful for cases where the path is not a regular path or where the component has an irregular shape. This is also useful when one needs to know what is the minimum amount of material that is needed to be removed for clearance. In this case, the rod has a tapered end. Using a center point arc slot would remove more material than is required.
Great videos as always!
Great video! Thank you! 👍🏼
Usually for this kind of situation, I would create a sketch on a plane offset from the YZ or XY plane, with the groove profile (offset outwards by half a millimeter) as well as the revolve axis, then do a single revolve to cut off the groove. This can be done in a minute and only requires very basic operations that anyone can do. But if the groove travels 3 dimensionally instead of 2 dimensionally, things get nasty quickly…
Fantastic as always!
Excellent 👍
This is so helpful! I usually use Solidworks and such commands took me so long!
good video! always loving the content here. keep up the good work! I wish I was as organized as you to make these videos!
Thank you. Very informative.
Thx for sharing!
I didn't know you could stretch the offset planes thats sick
Great video. Both of your example are of 1 body in a fixed position and other body is in motion. How would you create clearance if both bodies have a motion link together?
May we have the model in the description to follow along please?
Thanks. I would have done things differently... Of course it would've taken me 10x longer.
i think using a ground is not best practice, instead use an as-built joint with the top level assembly
What are the advantages of using as built joint with the top level?
@@Fusion360School my understanding is a ground is analogs to a fix in a sketch and a as-built joint is like a coincident constraint between the two origins. the as-built is more parametric.. editing it breaks future features less
When Autodesk adds Offset option right in any Cut operation?
I think that would be really convenient. SolidWorks has an indent command which has clearance/offset built into the command.
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Thumbnail kinda sus tho
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