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Fusion 360 - Project To Surface (Complex Curves)
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- Опубликовано: 1 ноя 2019
- Creating a complex curve using project to surface.
15 July 2020: The method shown in this video is not the fastest way. We can actually use the intersect command to project 2 curves onto each other to get the complex curve. You can refer to the following video on how to use the intersect command.
• Fusion 360 - Intersect
Also, we can use the pipe command to do the sweep without the need for sketching a profile. At the time that this video was made, I was unaware of these 2 features. Apologies for this.
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You can also achieve this by " combine curve" and using the pipe command
Hi, you are absolutely right. By "combine curve", I assume you mean the intersect command where you project 2 curves onto each other. Also, with the pipe command, there is no need to draw a profile. This would be the much faster method. At the time when I made this video, I was unaware of these 2 features. Thank you for pointing this out.
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straight to the point instructions and easy to understand explanation. one of the best Fusion 360 channels I've wached.
Your explanations are always crisp and to the point. Thanks.
This is super helpful! I was having trouble figuring out how to get a sketch line to curve in 3 dimensions, but I think this solved my problems!
Best tut ever! Short and fast tut - thx!
Thank you, that was perfect
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks a lot!
perfect, thanks !
Thank you so much!
Thank you, Sir.
Excellent !
What is the easiest way to bend a complex solid (say a trumpet bell) along a spline?
I have watched a few tutorials on this and I cannot get the project to surface command to work. It says "Not supporting projecting sketch geometry into same sketch. Please change the target sketch or geometry". But the surface I am projecting to was created with one sketch, and the geometry I am projecting was created in another. Any ideas what is causing this?
Thanks for your efforts. I wonder I am wondering that how can i input physical number to sweep command. For example 40mm, not propotional 0.5.
As far as I know, the sweep command has always been controlled by proportion. Maybe you can send this suggestion to Autodesk! If it gets enough votes, it might get implemented.
are you able to make a video showing how you can create a hollow fan duct that has a unique shape (i.e not a circle or well defined surface) essentially I am trying to make a fan duct for my 3d printer and have been struggling to get the hollowing and consistent thickness shell working. Imagine having an slot type output then the other end the input to the fan is 90 degree and maybe a rectangle with all the custom comples curved shape and having to do this at an angle to meet the fan output. Thanks!
Do you have a sketch or a picture? You can email me at tanwinghoe1983@gmail.com
Is there any method to measure the angles and loap length of the pipe? Thank you
For loop length, you can simply click on the projected curve and lookout for a length readout at the bottom right corner of the screen. Or you can go to inspect, measure and click on the curve.
If you need to measure angles of certain segments of the pipe, I would suggest creating a sketch on a plane and try to draw tangent lines to the curve. From there, you can use the dimension tool to determine the angle.
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It's a bit tricky when it's 3D splite. I read somewhere that fusion does not have tools for measuring angles and radius in complex curves. I will try to measure that with your suggestion, thank you. I need to enter those angles into the bender. I hope I wont have to change the software
I haven't got the project to surface command on my educators version of fusion 360. Any ideas why?
The project to surface command should be available on all versions. Take note that it is only available in sketch mode.
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What if a i wanna do the same but just like a tube?
Use surface sweep instead of solid sweep.
How do you measure a real life object like this?
Hi, I am not sure that there is a good way of measuring an actual object with such curves. The typical way of doing this would be to take pictures of the actual object in the primary planes, import them into Fusion 360, scale them according to an easy to measure dimension (e.g. overall length) and then trace out the curves in sketch.
its posible proyect to form body ?
Hi, do you mean projecting a profile and extruding?
where is the design shortcuts? thanks
Hi, you can hit the S key.
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Why the shortcut? They change in all os.
Sorry, I don't quite understand your question. Could you elaborate?
Fusion 360 School Nevermind, I was going nuts trying to figure out what was the equivalent on a mac of the shortcut that you used in the video!