Fusion 360 - Wave wall decoration

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @MikeSiegert
    @MikeSiegert 27 дней назад

    Super great tutorial. Opens the door up to all sorts of cool projects. Thank you!

  • @evils87
    @evils87 Месяц назад

    Thanks for the Video! I have a question..
    At 7:05 you say hit escape and pull this slightly down... What keys are you pressing there? how do you extend the line - also the spline of the first sketch aligned with it.. just dont get it...

  • @Ytbas
    @Ytbas Год назад

    Just discovered your channel and I'm really impressed. This deserves so much more attention. This is a superb source of well explained and concise Fusion 360 advanced knowledge... Thank you so much for sharing.

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  Год назад

      Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you're enjoying my channel and finding it helpful.

  • @StephenBoyd21
    @StephenBoyd21 Год назад +3

    All I need to do now is find a useful usage of this technique. It looks really cool.

  • @TheResoluteMind
    @TheResoluteMind 6 месяцев назад

    Thank you Sir Kristian. Do you mind explaining the purpose of the replace face at the end? Is it basically to join the surface loft with the solid rectangle?

  • @joshomalin
    @joshomalin 5 месяцев назад +1

    Learned a lot, thanks so much for this! still kinda new and just wanted to ask, is this texture possible to wrap around a body? say i'd like this wavy texture to wrap around with my vase body. Would that be possible? kind regards

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  5 месяцев назад

      Fusion is not good at "wrapping" geometry that is more mesh modeling like Blender. If the body is a simple cylinder I can think of some ways but for a more complex shape Fusion is not the best tool.

  • @supergiantbubbles
    @supergiantbubbles Год назад +1

    Cool workflow. Your instructions are really concise. Well done.

  • @chickenlegs_ankles
    @chickenlegs_ankles 9 месяцев назад +1

    Possible to do this kind of pattern on a vase/cylinder/curved surface?

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  9 месяцев назад +1

      On a cylinder och cone I can think of ways, but on a multi curved surface it gest harder. The Form tool in Fusion is powerful but it's time consuming.

  • @mustafabali1
    @mustafabali1 10 месяцев назад +1

    Great one! Would this work if we try to apply this to a cylinder surface?

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  9 месяцев назад

      I think the workflow could be implemented on a circular design but I don't know if Fusion will handle all the curved faces.

  • @seabeepirate
    @seabeepirate Год назад

    I’ve been thinking about this type of project but wasn’t sure where to start, thank you!

  • @happywanderer5632
    @happywanderer5632 Год назад +1

    Bloody genius, as usual!

  • @jameskrueger6282
    @jameskrueger6282 Год назад

    Excellent. Also excellent tips on selection filters for menu bar. I cannot believe I have not seen or used before, but awesome with the quick and easy access to toggle off and on.
    I wish could do this kind of wave on curved organic 3-dimensional, curving in several surface/solid with similar method, but I think cannot yet in Fusion 360. Anyhow, great and very useful method you demonstrate. Thanks a lot.

  • @NorMaker3d
    @NorMaker3d Год назад

    This is really cool!! how do you come up with these workflows? lots of thinking, or trial and error...?

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  Год назад +1

      It starts with a question or I see an interesting shape. If I can see a good starting point I'll give the design a try and sometimes an interesting workflow evolves :) (yes it takes a lot of trial and error)

  • @mholder1324
    @mholder1324 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing, this is exactly what I was looking for to make my own CNC wave art. Really informative video!

  • @partofthecurse
    @partofthecurse 10 месяцев назад

    for creating all the triangles, you could use a pattern inside the sketch. great workflow!

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  9 месяцев назад

      Then i created the video I couldn't get a rectangular pattern to update then moving the spline. With the new possibilities with driven dimensions I could be a nice addition to the workflow.

  • @DominusFeles
    @DominusFeles Год назад +2

    I've been toying with the idea of modelling a parametric ammonite (the classic fossile) in Fusion. But this far I've only ended up confusioned 😅
    Fancy giving it a try? 😃

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  Год назад +1

      I have some ideas but they are to much work and are not stable. To bad Fusion doesn't have some type of
      "scale pattern"

    • @DominusFeles
      @DominusFeles Год назад +1

      @@KristianLaholm Det går ju alltid att fula sig till en lösning, men det är roligare att bygga något mer elegant 😇

  • @nathanking2484
    @nathanking2484 Год назад +1

    Thanks for your great video.
    I'm trying to select the line in the create "Plane at angle" and it won't allow the selection. Can select the box lines or Origins.
    Does anyone know why Fusion 360 won't allow this? Thanks

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  Год назад

      Thank you.
      It you can't select any lines check selection filter/priority. If you can select other lines, did you create the line using the normal line tool or spline? More then that I can only think of save work and restart Fusion cleaning up any cached geometry and try again.

    • @nathanking2484
      @nathanking2484 Год назад

      @@KristianLaholm Howdy :)
      I used the normal line tool. I tried saving and restarting, no change.
      When I select the line, then open the "plane at angle" it deselects the line

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  Год назад

      @@nathanking2484 It works for me. I did the first sketch and hade no problem selecting the lina and do a Plane at Angle.
      Then only more thing I can think of doing is starting over with a new design and sketch.

    • @nathanking2484
      @nathanking2484 Год назад

      @@KristianLaholm Have you tried it in the software lately?

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  Год назад

      @@nathanking2484 Yeah it worked for me. I don't know if this link will work but I made a public file with 2 frist steps in workflow (the has no bodies only sketch and plane).
      a360.co/3qhD6u7

  • @theminimalist6815
    @theminimalist6815 Год назад

    Very nice !
    How would you apply this shape to a cylinder or a slot base vase ?

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  Год назад

      Thank yo :) Setting it up for a cylinder would take some work, and I don't know if Fusion will tolerate the geometry. So I have no good answer for that now.

  • @larsbrass4712
    @larsbrass4712 8 месяцев назад

    Great video Kristian! I'm new to this but i followed along and really enjoyed the process! I have a small project coming up in the near future where I would like to make shapes like these but i want it to go around and connect a cube. Do you know how to make a sweep go around objects and not only be on one plane?
    Thanks in advancem, love from sweden!

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  8 месяцев назад

      Thank you. I don't have any good workflow for "wrapping" this pattern. Fusion is not the "best" tool for shapes like that, it's more a mesh modeling thing. You have do som trial and error and get a feel if the time it takes is worth it in Fusion or you should start learning something like Blender.

    • @larsbrass4712
      @larsbrass4712 8 месяцев назад

      @@KristianLaholm Jag insåg att du var svensk efter att jag kikade lite nogrannare på dina videos! Jag lyckades med det jag ville närt jag kollade på en av dina andra videos där du gjorde typ en pennhållare. jag är dock väldigt grön på detta och du verkar ju vara Mr. Miyagi när det kommer till detta, skulle jag kunna skicka en fil till dig bara för att se vad du tycker och tänker? Betalar mer än gärna för besväret!
      Lars

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  8 месяцев назад

      Du hitta min e-post under om informationen på min kanal. Kan alltid ta en titt på filen :)

  • @danielm5932
    @danielm5932 Год назад

    Awesome technique. Gonna try this to do some wall art on the cnc. Would you be able to do other patterns as ripple or cellular type effects?

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  Год назад

      I haven't tried but I think similar steps can be used on a "circular" spline, give it a try :)

  • @tomfranke1644
    @tomfranke1644 11 месяцев назад

    Any hint for if the relief isnt changing after moving the swipes? It only works before i created the patch. When i move a spline, fusion seems to do something because the fan of my laptop is running high, but nohting is happening

    • @KristianLaholm
      @KristianLaholm  11 месяцев назад

      It works for me. It can be that your computer/Fusion is stuck in re-computing the model.
      Or you can force a re-compute (CTRL-B) and see if the model gets update then.

  • @niko3485
    @niko3485 Год назад

    Very useful way to make the wavy wall. Thanks! However I found that if our end goal is to export it to a CNC and make a parametric wall, I found that the lines on the "Z" axe are not 90 degrees. Without a CNC of 5 axes we can't carve it. Anyone solved this?

  • @LearnEverythingAboutDesign
    @LearnEverythingAboutDesign Год назад

    Really neat technique!

  • @14colm
    @14colm Год назад

    Dude i use to power carve ocean top, trinket boxs with this pattern, Even done two mirrored sliding wardrobe doors with this pather. any way, just got a cnc, and this video is gonna make doing my boxs sooooooooo much more affordable, thank you soooo much !!!!!!!

  • @hazardfamilly
    @hazardfamilly 4 месяца назад

    J'adore 😮

  • @elirobson8231
    @elirobson8231 7 месяцев назад +1

    Super!