Wow, I didn't know fusion 360 had such an amazing editor built in. Definitely going for this over blender as I have to implement functional parts in my project!
Your name came up on a Fusion 360 Live tutorial so I subscribed. You certainly do some unorthodox work with this CAD. Bravo! I wish to do some organic design for producing in wood with a CNC Router.
Salut EK, il y a les outils "bridge" et peut-être "weld" qui aurait pu aider à joindre des bords un peu plus vite au lieu de faire des faces une par une, mais tu le sais déjà 😉 Un p'tit "place to be" avec de bonnes frites après le confinement 😜
Hey Etienne, I finished the mask with the help of your tutorial. I also watched your emboss tutorial. Do you think the combination of the two would be possible? I mean emboss something onto the mask? I cannot find a way to do that, maybe you have an idea? Cheers!
I don't understand why we have to model everything 15 times... obviously your source pictures were modeled. And then you're modeling on top, and if I'm down load your model I still have to mesh to brep I'm just frustrated as a machinist trying to learn cad cam I guess
Hello quel super boulot ( magnifique comme d'habitude). 1 question, comment doit-on faire pour ouvrir et travailler sur 2 fenêtres comme tu le fais? Merci bcp Lo
In the center bottom there’s icons that help you manipulate the view. I believe the the one on the right edge gives you a multi-view. You then enlarge your desired views and expand the edges of the view to your desired size. You probably know this but maybe someone doesn’t lol
@@nicolaszenkuh8628 probably too late. I couldnt find the pictures again either. However, I still had them saved as Canvases in my Fusion 360 files. You can find a f3d file here to download a fusion file with the topology already as canvases at size and plane offset distances as shown in this video www.file.io/S33v/download/IuuxibTPHhYU
Wow, I didn't know fusion 360 had such an amazing editor built in. Definitely going for this over blender as I have to implement functional parts in my project!
Unbelievably 😎 cool demonstration of talent, and Fusion 360's capabilities Thx! 👍
Your name came up on a Fusion 360 Live tutorial so I subscribed. You certainly do some unorthodox work with this CAD. Bravo! I wish to do some organic design for producing in wood with a CNC Router.
took me all day on and off to complete, (2 attempts) but learned so much .... great video
Magnifique démonstration qui m'ouvre des perspectives pour du retro engineering facile... encore merci !!!!
Can you please explain where the original mask weas from? Was it imported by another software drawing? or scanned by a scanner?
How did you get the grid line son the mask? Can it be done to any 2d picture?
I personally suck modeling faces in blender, so I hope to do a little better doing lines like this
Merci Beaucoup ! Beau travail ! Je voudrais encore voir la phase préparatoire du rendu... Bonne chance !
Hey awesome video. I’m trying to merke my own mask as well. Can you help me and tell me where you got your reference drawings from?
Bravo, encore une vidéo magnifique.Merci.
Hi, Can you share link for the Images pls
one question!! where did you find the reference images? that two including side view?
Salut EK, il y a les outils "bridge" et peut-être "weld" qui aurait pu aider à joindre des bords un peu plus vite au lieu de faire des faces une par une, mais tu le sais déjà 😉
Un p'tit "place to be" avec de bonnes frites après le confinement 😜
2:46 GREAT JOB!!
Hey Etienne,
I finished the mask with the help of your tutorial. I also watched your emboss tutorial. Do you think the combination of the two would be possible? I mean emboss something onto the mask?
I cannot find a way to do that, maybe you have an idea?
Cheers!
Anything is possible in the world of 3d printing
Could you put the images ?
Could you put the images? plz
I want to build a full helmet I guess this is a good start but how do i use this to build the top and rear portion of it?
woah bravo !!!
Awesome thnx I'm going to try to find the images references
@@pascalfortier8321 thank you
Can you please put the picture quotes here again. I love this Work!
Bravo! 👍
thank you so much
How did you prepare the frames on the referance pictures?
I don't understand why we have to model everything 15 times... obviously your source pictures were modeled. And then you're modeling on top, and if I'm down load your model I still have to mesh to brep I'm just frustrated as a machinist trying to learn cad cam I guess
Hello quel super boulot ( magnifique comme d'habitude). 1 question, comment doit-on faire pour ouvrir et travailler sur 2 fenêtres comme tu le fais? Merci bcp Lo
In the center bottom there’s icons that help you manipulate the view. I believe the the one on the right edge gives you a multi-view. You then enlarge your desired views and expand the edges of the view to your desired size. You probably know this but maybe someone doesn’t lol
can you plese put a link for the pngs plese
Do you have a link to the png files you used? I can't find any good pictures on google...
users.skynet.be/fb000749/Exercices/TOPOLOGY%20de%20FACE.png
users.skynet.be/fb000749/Exercices/TOPOLOGY%20de%20PROFIL.png
@@etiennek Links are dead :'( It's possible to put these again ?
@@nicolaszenkuh8628 probably too late. I couldnt find the pictures again either. However, I still had them saved as Canvases in my Fusion 360 files. You can find a f3d file here to download a fusion file with the topology already as canvases at size and plane offset distances as shown in this video www.file.io/S33v/download/IuuxibTPHhYU
@@ExotiC255 this link is dead :(( can you send it again
@@sherIock221B I answered you with the file but it got deleted right after, i think someone is very keen on getting it deleted.
n grand bravo et merci peut on trouver la même chose pour des voitures
thanks for gift!
oui oui et encore oui