I was trying to model a tig torch for practice and got stuck at lofting to match the shape of the angled head. I would also really like some sheet metal tutorials. I watched a Lars video (another popular channel for Fusion) where he demonstrated dimension references for those one might commonly use. Your videos are excellent. One key point to their relevance is the frequent updates to Fusion360 which make a lot of seemingly useful other videos on youtube very annoying. Also, the structure of your playlists and size of your channel make it approachable. Many many thanks.
Great video Tyler. I didn't know about the diameter function in dimension, so thanks for another valuable tip. No matter how good we are, there is always more to learn.
Great tutorial, I would love to see more of those "lets think how to make this particular case" that allow to understand how to plan for the future of the part design process. Thanks a lot !
Awesome, thanks Tyler. Very brief and complete! What kind of sketching do you suggest me to learn for product designing. Technical or Freehand or something else? (I'm a self learner and have been learning Rhino since the past few months). Appreciate it!
Hi Tyler. The depth of 1 3/16 is missing from the PDF. I was looking everywhere to figure out the depth of the extrusion, but once I watched this tutorial...I see it's on your PDF! Mystery solved ;)
Since the entire thing is 1/8", why not just draw lines and then sweep to create the body? Is it because you wouldn't have as many constraints or that you'd still have to add them later and it wouldn't save that much time?
You totally can. But a sweep is two sketches for the first main shape. One path one profile. I would extrude for speed and simplicity but both are fine.
wow, minute 3, how i totally forgot that fusion also has a 4 view option, since im modelling something that is giving me a headache because multi 3d curves and switching between the views is a hassle with 3 canvases, messes with ones brain when they are all visible because they look not aligned at all
Next Beginner Tutorial Needed?
I was trying to model a tig torch for practice and got stuck at lofting to match the shape of the angled head. I would also really like some sheet metal tutorials. I watched a Lars video (another popular channel for Fusion) where he demonstrated dimension references for those one might commonly use. Your videos are excellent. One key point to their relevance is the frequent updates to Fusion360 which make a lot of seemingly useful other videos on youtube very annoying. Also, the structure of your playlists and size of your channel make it approachable. Many many thanks.
Thanks.
That's a great tip using the diameter dimension.
Great video Tyler. I didn't know about the diameter function in dimension, so thanks for another valuable tip. No matter how good we are, there is always more to learn.
Thx Spike. Glad you found that one
Awesome😍😍 I like the way you explain ❤❤
Great tutorial, I would love to see more of those "lets think how to make this particular case" that allow to understand how to plan for the future of the part design process. Thanks a lot !
More to come!
Suggestion idea: I need to woodworking projects, how would you create mouldings? i.e. how would I wrap a rectangle with crown moulding for example.
Adding to the list 😀
Awesome, thanks Tyler. Very brief and complete! What kind of sketching do you suggest me to learn for product designing. Technical or Freehand or something else? (I'm a self learner and have been learning Rhino since the past few months). Appreciate it!
Good tutorial, someone with knowledge of F360 can appreciate it.
Thx!
I would like to see 3D print set up for sure in your upcoming tutorials.
on it!
Love your tutorials, thank you
Thx Eric
Thanks again for another awesome class!!! please make some videos for 3D Printing if you can...
They are on the way!
Hi Tyler. The depth of 1 3/16 is missing from the PDF. I was looking everywhere to figure out the depth of the extrusion, but once I watched this tutorial...I see it's on your PDF! Mystery solved ;)
Sketching tips and tricks
Both :-) !!!! Thanks for this great video
Cool!
Since the entire thing is 1/8", why not just draw lines and then sweep to create the body? Is it because you wouldn't have as many constraints or that you'd still have to add them later and it wouldn't save that much time?
You totally can. But a sweep is two sketches for the first main shape. One path one profile. I would extrude for speed and simplicity but both are fine.
That's be beauty of fusion, you have many ways to achieve the goal.
You leave out so mini sets unless you already know how to use the software it is impossible for a beginner to follow your tutorial and reproduce
wow, minute 3, how i totally forgot that fusion also has a 4 view option, since im modelling something that is giving me a headache because multi 3d curves and switching between the views is a hassle with 3 canvases, messes with ones brain when they are all visible because they look not aligned at all
3D printing please
Got it.
Way didn't you use project for the center lines that you dimensions from?
Even though, a great tutorial
That totally works! For beginners...sometimes a construction line feels easier...sometimes not. Great tip though!
Thanks!