3D Sketch in Fusion 360 - Create an Angled Hole
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2018
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In this tutorial I show how to take advantage of the 3D sketch functionality in Fusion 360 to make an angled hole through a part. Enjoy. - Věda a technologie
Very clear and to the point video.. also finally somebody who speaks normally and has the sound at a normal level.. love it...
Thanks! Wow, that was 5 years ago!
This is a good option in some situations. Thanks for the addition to the toolbox!
Thanks... just what I needed ... I now other ways but to do it but this is for me in my current drawing the best option to do this... many thanks for this demo.
thank you for another great video
Thanks for your video, it really helps me 👍
man i was on the struggle bus for a couple days until i found your video. Thank you so much! Cheers and blessings :)
Thanks Thomas. Glad it was helpful.
Learned something new today (3d sketch) thank you! Only thing I would have done different is after drawing the line with 3d sketch, do a plane along path on that line so then I could sketch any shape on that plane to extrude through the rectangle.
Thank you :) This caused a bit of a headache since it wasn't as straightforward as one might think.
For the record the issue I had was
1. I tried to use the hole tool which only does perpendicular holes to surfaces
2. I extruded the pipe instead of pulling which joins the pipe to the body
Thank you very much for the easy steps!
thanks man, saved me a lot of time!
Thanks...just what i was looking for
Holy shit.!
You're teaching me to maybe cut a hole in what I'm working on. And you made the box I printed about 1 month ago. Lol. Crazy world.
Hey this was great! I needed to put a hole through a circular clamp and wasnt sure on the exact angle I needed, I was messing about with plane at an angle and couldnt get the right angle. I didnt think about using the pipe command, I did it easily using a midpoint plane then drew the line I needed... Thanks again! Just subscribed to your channel.
Great! Glad the video helped out.
I thought you were going to use a plane at angle. But the way you did it is much more adjustable in future iterations. Thanks Vlad.
Yes, that's another way to approach it and I have done it that way also. Thanks.
Nice! Thanks!
Holy smokes. Thanks for this. I was trying to use planes at an angle trying to make a hole for a hinge on an airplane elevator. This saved me.
Just wanted to drop a thank you for the tutorial
Thanks for the not Joshua. You are welcome!
Nice process. : )
Thank's for this trick, I save a lot of time
No problem Lenard! You're welcome.
Велике дякую за відео)
hi vlad great vidoes i have a part were i have to put holes on a cylinder { tube} pipe, its a hole 60 degrees from the OD through the wall of the tube, thanks
Nice video! Thanks! By the way, what is the difference between Extrude and Press/Pull commands in Fusion? It seems that the result is the same..
Thanks!
Spline line also works and so angled hole looks better like a circle.
Ha! OK, so I needed help preparing a 3d printed part for my next bot and came across this. It's funny b/c we actually fought 3lb bots at Norwalk a few months ago (I drove Iron Wing). Anyway, hope to see you at the next one! And thanks for the video!
Hi FlakJakit47, small world! I'm working on my new bot for the next match. Hopefully it will be ready! I'll see you there.
Thanks, very easy to follow and a useful technique. I have a potential topic for you. I would like to make a tube with a pattern of small holes in the wall of the tube. The holes should be in a spiral pattern around the tube. Hope that makes sense. Thanks again for the videos!
RVJimD. I'd suggest research pattern along path function.
Makes sense. I will put something together.
This helps a lot, however, I am trying to get this where the hole edges aren't angled in there as I am trying to plasma cut a plate out. Any help is appreciated.
Hot dang, thank you!
what if you wanted a specific angle for the hole to travel through the body?
If it is not a pipe, but a custom design, how do you do that?
I have a "X" axis slanted rectangle, and I am trying to "cut" the center out of it, but a custom shape. When I extrude the shape, it does not "angle" to the body of the rectangle, but extends straight out.
I understand what your doing but im trying to make it a counterbored hole from the top there's only so much I can do with the hole
Sweep tool along path could probably do it too
Hi Vlad, Swami here. Late to the party, but here's another way: uses 'EXTRUDE', and 'Extent Type>All'...
- Create line however you want. BTW, I did 'CONSTRUCT>Axis Through Two points', which was easier than using '3D Sketch', but alas, downstream 'CONSTRUCT>Plane Along Path' does not accept construction axis:( That said, 'CONSTRUCT>Plane at Angle' does accept construction axis, so was able to use that to get the line. But whatever - once you have the line...
- Create 'CONSTRUCT>Plane Along Path' w/ 'Distance Type>Proportional: 0.5' (or whatever, actually).
- Create sketch on that plane; create circle.
- Do 'EXTRUDE>Direction>Two Sides' w/ 'Extent Type>All' for both. The 'All' part is the significant difference from your 'Pipe'/extended approach. This also will dynamically adjust as box changes dimensions.
- Which is better? Depends on the measure of better, I guess.
- Anyhow, like you said: more than one way - so, I shared another way. Plus, I scanned the comments, but didn't see any other offers.
- OK, keep up the great content.
- Till next time...
P.S. Just hit me why 'Plane Along Path' doesn't accept construction axis (it's a line, not line segment): feature is based on parametric equation of a line segment (math-wise, not F360/3D CAD-wise): distance along line is parametrized by 't' (which relates to the 'Proportional' in the feature). So, the issue is that, apparently, the construction axis is a line (i.e. infinite: no end points), not a line segment... MATH! P.S. I'm a math teacher 8-)
FUN FACT ABOUT 'PARAMETRIC EQUATIONS': They can describe how a point travels along a curve in time, which is why 't' is often used (as I did above). So, for a given curve, a point can move along it differently in time: start slow; ramp up till end - or start fast, ramp down till end - or whatever. Now, t can also represent the proportion along the path, which is how it's often used in 2D/3D apps (including w/ splines). OK, hopefully you, +/or others will find this interesting... and if you do, you're a nerd! :D
And, YET ANOTHER WAY...
- Create construction plane w/ normal angled thru cube.
- Create sketch point on plane.
- Apply 'Hole' feature.
- Done:) Goes all the way thru, both sided, every time.
my man
Two circles and loft command voila :-)
Just tried it with a loft but the created cylinder doesn't end up being perfectly round as the angle distorts the shape.
Thanks for your video. There are 2 ways to skin a cat. 1. Make a small cut in the skin and insert an air compressor. 2. The hard way.
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Jesus. It would be nice if the Hole tool would allow to set the angles.
????
this is just a hole. I read the title but wanted it to mean more I guess. I'd wanted it to be angled threaded hole. hmmmmm so not helped me.
This is not right!
All HOLES you must make using command "Hole", because it's not cheese, and usually you must make holes by Standard ISO, ANSI...
In this case you must make Work Plane perpendicular to hole's direction