Create An Entire Part With One Sketch Fusion 360
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- How to create entire parts with with one sketch using profiles and contours in Fusion 360.
Do you want to be able to save time and have easier editing by reusing one sketch?
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What Fusion 360 tutorials would you like to see? What beginner content for Fusion 360 would be most helpful?
What do you call this weird part?
Tyler Beck of Tech & Espresso It is a bracket. It will come in handy, if you want to mount something to the wall. Thanks for a good video, and your comments.
The Thingamabob Bracket™
Thank you so much for this. There seem to be many slow 30 minutes and longer videos out there, but I love your concise and clear style. Little tutorials that are easy to digest.
Thanks David! Appreciate the kind words.
Just when I'm trying to figure out when I should create separate sketches. bodies or components to keep things organized... you go and do this ! :)
It’s just an idea of how you can use sketches more than once. :)
Great video! Always good to learn something new!
YOU DA MAN TYLER!
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Awesome demo Tyler. I paused the intro and pondered it for a couple of minutes, didn't get it a first. Then as soon as you started the sketch, it all fell into place.
Thats such a great way to improve. I do the same with other tutorials.
oneof the best
This is a super informative video. Thank you!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
great video
A nice seal :-)
Hahahaha
Well, “yes” it is cool, that you can do this in just one sketch, but is it good good practice? Is this the way to make robust models?
Just an example of what it is possible with the reuse of sketches. For this part it can be managed. I would reconsider for something more complicated.
Can be done even easier if you add more constraints in the sketch. But ok for inspiration.
Totally agree! Nice call. Constraints then dimensions :)
I am a software guy. I prefer writing code I can read in a few years. So I am not going for the shortest possible code all the time. I guess I am at the good side when I do exactly the same thing in my hobby Fusion stuff :) Nice, but be warned: don't do this at your garage...
Totally agree! This is really about showing what’s possible with one sketch and the ability to reuse.
Sneaky Pete... 😆
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Damn,I couldn't get it.I kept getting that over constrained warning.
Your holes are not in the locations of your beginning view. Your radii on the tabs are too big.
Fair enough. Really just trying to show off the reuse of one sketch. Hope it gives you some ideas.
This is essentially a tutorial on using Holes instead of any extra sketches. I honestly wish I could unwatch this video
Hahaha. This channel isn't for everyone. Definitely check out Lars, Autodesk Fusion 360 and Kevin Kennedy's Fusion content.
@@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO Its not that. The title and thumbnail seemed like it was going to be some voodoo magic trickery so it set a higher expectation to me, but the video ended feeling like a party trick for the beginners.
Up until the rushed feeling outro there was no reason, other than the way you seemed to be explaining some of what you were doing, for me to think that this was a video focused on beginners.
I've seen a few of your other videos on Fusion, but this is the only one that really rubs me the wrong way