Fusion 360 Tutorial: Gear and Slider Modeling

Fusion 360 Model of Final Model: a360.co/33Bovsg
My other video modeling spur gears from scratch: • Drawing an Involute Sp...
Fusion 360 can be used to model complex mechanical systems. In this video tutorial I show you how to convert rotary motion (spur gears) to linear motion using a slider. This is also sometimes called a crank and slider assembly.
In this tutorial I go through three main phases:
1. Model and layout all of the components
2. Model the base that the components will connect to
3. Define the joints and relative motion between the components
Please let me know in the comments below if you enjoyed this video and would like to see more like this.
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[@michaeltholen7508]

This is fantastic. I hope you find joy in coming back to produce more, the tutorials you have made are peerless.

[@reinholdkemper3411]

easily and smooth . Well Done ! ThanX pal

[@jimklingenberg3755]

Maybe the best and most clear use of fusion that I have CZcams'd...thanks!

[@RELUvance]

Thanks Jim! and thanks also for subscribing!

[@georgewoodzell1315]

An excellent, clearly described video - very well done!

[@Pef273]

Thanks for sharing your knowledge on this subject. Very well explained.

[@madDragon08]

The important thing I needed from this video was the joints and learning that animations are inputted manually. So if I want to test something, I still have to build it in real life to see. Course you posted 4 years ago. Maybe things have gotten better.

[@bhekidlamini51]

Thank you for a good video.
I also appreciate that you are using metric units

[@Sillybutts]

Very helpful, thank you

[@trailranger6602]

This was a joy to watch.

[@RELUvance]

Thank you so much!

[@crazymegahell6787]

Спасибо, очень помогли

[@tnowroz]

Really cool video sir, I have seen your other videos as well. I would love more content from you. Thanks for this one!

[@RELUvance]

Thanks for the encouragement Tashfi... yes, more videos on the way soon!

[@shokdj1]

This is very helpful

[@rendericeib4513]

THANKS A LOT

[@jamesmoriarty5680]

cool!!!!

[@theturkish1373]

Cheers mate! That's quite helpful.

[@RELUvance]

You’re welcome!

[@coycash]

great video, thanks

[@RELUvance]

Thanks man, I appreciate it!

[@elwinfennema3526]

amazing

[@vijayanselvaraj7789]

Thank you, Very useful. Please make a video like this

[@RELUvance]

Thank you, I will!

[@MaheshKumar-qy8re]

VERY VERY NICE THANK YOU

[@RELUvance]

You’re welcome!!

[@brendanowen7563]

Well explained video. Nice work.

[@RELUvance]

Thanks @Brendan! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@LeonardSteenern]

gut stuff brather

[@RELUvance]

Thanks Vegie4life! I’m glad you found it helpful!

[@thePawelSroczynski]

awesome video!
how do you make geometry invisible when activating component ?

Really good video, could you made a pinion - rack dynamic simulation? Thanks for all of your interesting videos.

[@OurloyChizungulire]

Wow this was real helpful❤

[@RELUvance]

Glad it helped you!

[@itanc1]

Really nice film dood. Thanks so much. Can you do a demo of worm drive modelling and also rack and pinion. I have just established 3 and 4 axis milling and am now all gears agogo! Cheers again

[@RELUvance]

Thanks!! Good idea for a video. I’ll see what I can do.

[@j2mf]

Good Job. Greetings.

[@RELUvance]

Thanks Julio!

[@josephstrunk5626]

For no good reason, I have been attempting to make a functioning Rubik's cube in Fusion 360. I have everything modeled correctly, but I can't seem to get a working combination of joints. Do you think it's even possible?

[@RELUvance]

I'd love to see how you use this in your own designs... feel free to download the model at the link above, and let me know how you have used it!

[@zacharypaquette8362]

How do you download the model?

[@apostolosn5536]

Very nice video. Is this possible with the free version of fusion360?

[@mackue8913]

Hey maybe u can help me with my
Project?? 🙏🏼🙏🏼
U have the file for this??

[@user-rf6nu1ln7n]

哈哈。好活。置顶。

[@josephdscordio2862]

damn i need more time to understand this , but thanks

[@RELUvance]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@paulwilton735]

exactly what I want to do but you go so fast I cant follow the commands...

[@puntabachata]

You can reduce the playback speed of the video.