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Am i able to edit the models in other softwares like mastercam?

Hi, Product Design online I'm From India. Here is 3d file use which format is rlf/stl?? I'm a Artcam Designer & i also operate cnc router. I make various types of 3d design . I looking for a job Can you help me? @product design online

my sketch is "overly constrained" so I can't change the degree, its already at 12.1 degrees but I was just wondering how I would change it if needed. should I set the degrees first? and my tangent arc keeps making an enormous circle, idk what i'm doing wrong ... scratch that last one, it suddenly worked as demonstrated.

2 by 4?

Thank you for the videos! Just love it! Could someone help please? What is the easiest (correct) way to do left handle so that text is not "mirrored"? Or is there the way to change the text on mirrored clone (not changing the original text) so that it is in right direction?

So seriously helpful. Thank you Kevin!

Is there a way to quickly find all overlapping lines that are hard to find, such as two rectangles butted up together? The center line would be doubled up in terms of a cutting path. So, I stumbled on your video, and was not sure if you covered this in another chapter of the series. The place that has the laser cutter uses that they'll be illustrator primarily but I'm wanting to have precise measurements a little bit more controlled than the image Trace method.

Thank you for this tutorial Ive been trying to do this all day and when i finally split the stupid file i almost cried

Trying this. I have good uses for using surfaces but always have trouble. your tutorial helps but I have trouble with the trim, I select the cutting surface then the surface to trim but the whole surface thats supposed to be trimmed disappears what is wrong? Edit: I see. the cutting surface has to also cut through an edge of the surface being cut or it won't work

It looks complex but it was to easy to make. Thanks for the updated episode. 5 days left.

I printed it out and it came out pretty good (FDM), but immediately one of the snap-fit tabs snapped off (when removing supports) Using a .6mm nozzle I am going to go back down to .4, hopefully for an extra profile - I would also recommend making the positive tabs a bit beefier and perhaps even filleting them to the interior surface to strengthen. Do you have any recommendations for other snap-fit tabs?

After creating the shell and hollowing that out, fusion no longer lets you select the bottom face, just selects the bottom of the block instead without any real way of grabbing that bottom face of top part.

Great course but I am having a problem with Day 2. My canvas opens above the bottle component and is very faint. I get into trouble trying to add the spline because I cannot see the bottle outline clearly. When I imported my image I closed the origin file (clicked the eye), selected the front plane...which highlights as faint blue. Still canvas doesn't open like yours in your tutorial?? I suppose I could increase opacity of the image...but am I missing something?

I’ve binged many fusion tutorials, as a noobie to 3D printing, and this is hands down the clearest one I have ever seen… superb teaching style 😊

I'm trying to self teach myself all of this currently and this has helped a lot with some awesome tricks of Fusion. Thank you very much, now I have to learn how to add teeth on the inside of the inner cavity so the hinge has a snap to place connection to it if that makes sense!

This is a great tutorial, but at the section analysis part, my case is a little bit too small for the PCB (there's some intersecting). Would be great if you showed what to do if the section analysis shows any issues instead of just how to turn it on.

version gratis no deja guardar las imagenes??

how would you model a varying blade thickess? most props have a thicker root. thx

president kennedy teaching us fusion 360. what a time to be alive

can you make one for the 2024 Fusion 360 update? I can't do some of your lessons based on how you taught with the 2023 edition

The tangent arch isn’t working

Of course it is easier to copy single surface than the solid body. But in that case you need to thicken 3 bodies instead of 1, so it may be even more expensive.

STL to solid. Thank you for the lessons.

Hell yea

Amazing stuff dude, thank you so much!!!

stuck on this

Why we didnt make a component this time?

This tutorial is definitely good because I really only needed the first 6 minutes to have a good enough grasp on this to start doing stuff myself

What's the slider do?

Thank you for the time and dedication it takes to make these videos

YES! Been waiting for this one, lately I've been doing insane lofts and joins in solid mode lol.

Very unreliable and buggy software. I don't understand how they managed to charge people so much money for it.

Yes, more on surfaces please.

Make sure the kids know how to switch back and forth between angle and length boxes using the tab key. It's a common question. Thanks for the content.

i had to go back and edit the parametric timeline at 3:10 to New body instead of join (my mistake) to get 6:36 combine to work

I had to project the box side before 5:00 to make my sketch fully defined

this is helpful

Am I mistaken, or does Fusion 360's countersink hole threads not quite right? If you compare the thread that Fusion generates with that of a real nut and look closely, what you'll find is that the topmost thread carves out a portion of the countersink so that the screw threads can pass cleanly. Fusion's countersink threading on the other hand makes the countersink a perfectly conical cutout such that where the thread meets the countersink, it's impossible for the screw thread to pass through until the screw physically cuts out a groove the very first time it passes through. When people 3D print threads like this, maybe they chalk it up to print tolerance when the screw doesn't fit cleanly (at first) but AFAICT it's actually that Fusion 360 is just wrong with the way it abruptly ends the threading at the countersink, failing to carve out the final stretch of the thread into the countersink. If you don't believe me, try changing the hole type to "simple" and then do the countersink manually by carving out a cone from the center of the nut, and notice how the thread differs from Fusion's countersink threading in that it extends into the countersink.

I’ve been binge watching this series for a couple hours now, and have gained a small fortune worth of knowledge & technique. So many highly efficient ways to do things vs. the buffoonery I’ve employed while farting around in fusion the past couple years. One day I’m gonna quit my job and start designing and manufacturing things. In my industry you’re what we call a “heavy set of hands”. Bravo sir, thank you for the fantastic content in consumable chunks!

Thanks a lot. That's the video I was waiting for :) Question: What if we want a non constant thickness across the radius of the blade?

On making the shank I can't get the inside face selected have tried many times.

YES EXACTLY THE TUTORIAL I WANT.

Anybody tried to fillet the emboss before rectangular pattern it?

I have recommended your series to so many people, I was able to pick up fusion360 very quickly thanks to your videos!

Thank you for the video was really anticipating it while waiting for this i tried your other videos like practical prints and the name plate project. really looking forward to the next video. please make videos where you do some complex projects as well.

this is a really interesting concept, it's like naming variables in coding. Is it generally used as much I wonder?

I like this Day 25. I've been struggling through using the surface tools. Thanks Kevin.

Getting stuck at 4:05 - 4:27. When I use the specified dimensions, the final 9mm step fails, due to other constraints, and limits itself at 15.524mm

Hi long time no see! Thank you that youre still there! Keep going !