Fusion 360 for 3D Printing LESSON 5: Introduction to 2D Sketching in Fusion 360
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- Guys I will be teaching how to use Engineering Calipers, and they will be an important part of most future lessons. You can get the calipers I am using at the following link:
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You guys can help me out over at Patreon, and that will help me keep my gear updated, and help me keep this quality content coming:
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In this class we will be using the Creality Ender 3 V2 Printer. Your life and my life will be easier if we are working on the same hardware. You can pick up your printer on amazon at the following link: [affiliate link]
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You will also want to stock up on some filament for your printer. I like the eSun PLA. Here is a link to what I am using:
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The link shows you can get different colors. I like the orange.
In this lesson we will teach the fundamentals and foundations of 2D sketching in Fusion 360. The battle of Fusion 360 is won or lost at the 2D sketch level. It is not clearly understood or explained by most instructional material. In this lesson, we will provide the framework which will allow you to achieve design success..
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A couple years ago, I learned how to work with Arduinos, by watching your videos. Now, I'm learning Fusion 360 from you. You make things much easier to learn than the other presenters that I've found. Thank you so much!
Glad to help!
Just wanted to say i love the effort that you put in these videos, here a future engineer from Belgium !!
Excellent!
SO HAPPY TO HAVE FOUND THIS CHANNEL. GREAT INFORMATION
Very concise tutorial mate. Thank you!
The Kurdish proverb says the big fire in the big trunks and you are a big trunk in science honestly I did not find more honest and better than you in delivering the information Thank you from my heart Great Paul
Paul, You are REALLY not joking when you say it is very different to operating in Windows !!!!!!
BRILLIANT !! Arriving with reasonable Fusion/3D printing results to date, intensely soaking up proficient you-tubers. This, is a structured, intelligent, methodical teaching ! I've learned a lot already. I've parked my 'pico-w' for a short while, and will complete this course first. Thank you Paul. (senior UK guy)
Have fun!
15 minutes in, and everything I thought I was getting right, I was doing wrong. No wonder I’ve been frustrated. Thanks man, you’ve blown my mind.
Yes, so much of the instructional material out there just assumes you already know this stuff.
Thank you Paul so much I loved it.
Thank you for such a useful and easy to understand series of tutorials - so well presented that even I can understand it! Now off for another coffee and to watch some cat videos
I admire your teaching skills
So nice of you
READY for another Great Lesson from PAUL!
These videos are exactly what I needed to help my boys and I get started. Thank you.
Thank you. Very nice video. Explained at a pace where I can understand it.
Great to hear!
You're a really cool guy for teaching this thorougly. Respect (ignore my spelling mistakes)
Went from Arduino, to Raspberry Pi, to Linux, to now 3D printing with you. I really enjoy your teaching style. Even after only a few lessons, I've successfully created a bracket that fits onto the Creality Ender3 S1 Z-axis armature that I have the webcam mounted to. Stays inline with the print head throughout the whole print. Dang good start.
Excellent. Thank you for your most valuable instructions hands-on
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! This reminds me of the four years of drafting (technical drawing) I did at school in the 1970's. I guess we have to use constraints because first we do the CAD (Computer Aided Design) and then the CAM (Computer Aided Manufacture) i.e Get the 3D printer to manufacture it. I would never have imagined doing this when I was at school. This is going to be a fascinating journey Paul.
Brilliant class. 2D sketches to start. Duh. What a concept. So good.
Thanks for sharing. My fusion skills have been a product of following the Fusion 360 tutorials that just rush through a design and expect you to copy along the way. My constraints are all over the map. TY for taking the time to post.
I’m really impressed with your lesson’s. I bounced around watching several tutorials and you do such a good job explaining and keeping it at a beginner level. I had about 2 weeks of self learning fusion and realize now how important these constraints are! Appreciate you making these videos
@42:51 Boom, Fully Constraint. Great 3D videos, learning so much!!
Crystal clear once again.
Watched lots of tutorials on this latley and this was much better explained 👍
Looking forward to printing a vase with some colour changing filament 👍
Excellent. I spent the weekend setting up the Creality Ender 3 V2 printer and making test prints of other people's designs. I'm now ready to go to the next phase -- designing and printing my own ideas.
Thanks Paul excellent video!
God Bless you Brother.
Wow!! That was a real trip :) I wish that there was a way to find out why the sketch is not fully constrained and/or what needs to be constrained, since some times it's no intuitively obvious. Great lesson by the way and I'm still trying to get used to how to move around with the mouse.
Thanks for your videos. I'm glad you get things wrong because it enables us to see the problems will will encounter and how to solve them. Some instructors never show that. This is much more helpful.
Actually I dont make the mistakes on purpose but am deliberately not perfectly careful. One of the most important things you can learn is to see how I handle things where there is an error. How to find and fix the errors is the fundamental trait of good engineers.
Learned a lot in this video. Thanks, Liked and Subscribed.
Great job on the video, the clarity of viewing the software and the explanation of what you are doing. Your speed is good not too fast or slow and the quantity of concepts shared well paced. I have tried to follow other tutorials and yours is by far the best. Will watch more to come. Thanks.
Hi Paul, NOW I'M STARTING to understand the principals of 2D sketches and constraints in those sketches and how important they both are moving forward towards 3D modelling in Fusion 360 - Nice job 👍
Excellent!
Paul, thank you! Thank you very much for this tutorial. It is easy and straight to the point for beginners like me!!
You're a genius
Absolute legend, what a great course this is, learnt so much already and I thought I was reasonably alright at Fusion for a hobbyist, though the importance of constraints has always evaded me, until now!
Your catchphrase should be "BOOM! Fully Constrained!"
Legend!
Best 2D Sketch tutorial yet! Thanks Paul!!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome lessons! Using the circular pattern makes some really neat shapes! I'll never forget to... "Be deliberate about position and dimension" ;) Thanks a lot Paul!
Amazing Paul big thanks again
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you soo much. Your lectures are the best i have seen
Very informative, love your videos. Great presentation.
Thanks. I am so excited about these new lessons. I had been wanting to redo the fusion 360 lessons for a long time.
Thank you so much sir ,the explanation is very clear
Very, very cool stuff.
Thanks!
Thanks so much for going so slow and really showing every move, this is fun! I agree we did a lot of 'really cool things'!
It is pretty impressive how you can just sketch a few simple things, and then BOOM you have a really cool 3D body ready to print.
Love the video Paul !!! Your an amazing teacher
great video thank you
Paul, you did a great job- this is how a beginner learns the basics. Please try to make the video short. Maybe you were making the video without any scripts, and you repeated the same thing multiple times. You are a great teacher, just try not to repeat and edit out the unnecessary and repeated section of videos.
Great lesson to bookmark! I know I'll be coming back to review it as more complicated designs are attempted!
Great lesson again Paul. Clear explained as always. Thank you.
Good deal!
Very well taught. Now back to my cat videos.
Needed this one. Last class you said don't jump ahead so I printed a 20hr torture toaster, a 15 hr mushroom shelf, 5 x 10hr shrouds for my catchmaster rat traps and a bunch of parts for the gopher trap I'm designing. All in all 1kg of PLA. Biggest problem is that so many of my sketches were not constrained and i didn't know why... I'lll be good and follow along :D
Thanks for this most-excellent series of lessons Paul. Now I have to tame my printer so I can reliably produce real products from the designs.
Fantastic!
Thanks teaching
Excellent ! I'm really enjoying this series.
Glad you enjoy it!
I honestly feel so grateful for these videos and the quality content that you give to people . I’m definitely heading over to your patreon
Excellent!
Nice work, enjoying this series like the rest!
Thank you
Thanks Paul,
Keep up the great work.
You bet
Thanks Paul! I took longer to finish the lesson because I was hanging to your every instruction. It was complex, yes. However, it is
valuable and I am glad I did not attempt Fusion 360 with any other Professor.
There was a lot of information in this lesson. It would be good to watch it several times. Study and practice it till you feel completely comfortable with it.
Excellent tutorial! Thanks. Ordering the calipers from your link
Always great to hear from you. Thanks
great video
❤❤❤ 🙏🏻 thank you
Boom!
BOOM!
Excellent instruction!
Glad you enjoyed it!
THX needed to look 2 times but getting there slowly
Thanks!
Thanks, really appreciate the support!
Excellent video as always. Sure I do things different but as you said, I'm a fish in this pool.
In CAD, as you know there are hundreds of different ways to do the same thing. Different people gravitate towards different methods. The real experts can always see brilliant ways to use constraints go get what they want much faster than I can. In these beginner lessons, I am just trying to help the new guys see that you can do much of what you want by just using construction lines. I think people who came from the old school days where you actually designed by defining positions and diminsions instead of a drawing gui have an advantage, as they are already thinking in terms of precise dimensions instead of treateing CAD as an art project. Thanks for tuning in.
Thanks
Thanks! Really appreciate the support.
Great video
Great work Paul. Here to provide you some youtube juice
Amazing!
Thanks so much Paul for all your effort you put in making this videos, but please don't 'boom' anymore 🤭
Nice tutorial, I like your teaching style, you always have a goal in a single lesson. Once the goal is achieved, you have the 'BOM' cheering. That is really encouraging. In the Firmware tutorials, once the code is compiled successfully I can see the BOM; Here, the full constrain triggers the BOM, Thanks for all your videos, they are really help a lot of ppl :) But even though you are so awesome, please do not stand opposite to the silly cat videos :p
perfect at x2 speed,
two lessons per hour as a bonus
don’t you want to do that in fusion360 as you watch it
Bedankt
Thanks, really appreciate it!
This whole series should be part of mandatory school curriculum.
It really should be. Back in the day, schools had 'shop' classes and 'Home Ec' classes, that frankly were the most valuable things taught in school. I think things like fusion, 3D printing, laser cutters, Arduinos and circuits should be taught as hands on classes in the tradition of the old shop classes.
It would be amazing if you can do a series on Easy EDA pcb designing and ESP32.
ESP32 in my experience is easier, powerful and more fun than arduino.
Wow Great lesson. I am a teacher and would like to know if there is curriculum that could be used to teach this to middle schoolers using Fusion 360. I can't wait to do next lesson.
I used these videos in the classroom, and then just helped students through the videos. I did the same with the arduino and raspbery pi videos. Some students even told me they preferred the video version of the lessons more than me live teaching as they could stop and go back or look at them again at home.
what is your way of learning stuff? What would you advice a college student how he should learn?
Construction lines are a lifesaver! 5 lessons in, and I actually feel like I know what I'm doing ;-)
My default orientation is different than what you are showing 12:30 into the video. Z aligns to the Front face in the cube in the upper right corner instead of the top. Y align to the top face. I don't see where there is a way to change that.
Dear sir, i found that (in time 34:31 of your video) the arc could be constrained simply setting the sketch dimension from palette
Also for the polygon (time: 39:48). It is constrained after you set dimension to one of its sides.
Hey Paul! My brother noticed that the Esun filament should be at 205-215 Celsius, how hot do you put it at? Thanks Paul!!
I print at the default cura settings of 200 on the dynamic quality.
Hi Paul .... important question !!
I am on timeline 46:20, Slot creation
When i select Slot in Create, and i move mouse down to the Rectangle, in a half way or so the small Slot's rectangle is moving out from the mouse, as it is lost on the way
I guess it is the first Slot point, because after I click in the rectangle second construction point, the slot is in funny way away from rectangle ....
I restarted Fusion, but nothing better.
When the little Slot rectangle is away, and i move mouse left, right, that rectangle can move to another place and stay, all time it is lost away from mouse,, so i can not point the first Slot construction point
🤔 .... any idea please ?
I did some tricks, when the small blue slot pointer is lost, o go to the first point in rectangle and i press RIGHT side mouse up to the lost rect is coming to it, than I press LEFT mouse to set the start point of the slot, the second point is normal, click, and later on the size of the slot .... 😁🤪 haha
PS. Paul, could you explain the idea where the sketches are saved, pls pls .... ?
In menu Open, there is only Admin Project, but where is it ? .... somewhere underground 🤔😁
YaHooooo!
Do you plan on covering, at least some of, the keyboard command shortcuts for sketches?
No, I in these lessons I am trying to show how to think, and the mindset needed for effective design and printing. I cant remember keyboard shortcuts because I use too many different programs and platforms. So, those who want the shorcuts can find them. Many times they are shown by the commands on the menus. Thanks!
hello everyone
I thought we already died trying to do this.
Paul, these videos could either have more content or be shorter if you didnt keep repeating yourself.
Thank you
Thanks!
I really appreciate that. Thanks!