Creating an Enclosure from a PCB Board in Fusion 360 

I had the same issue / question. I wasn't able to find the answer on what the issue was or whether I was doing something wrong. Let me know if you found an answer or workaround.

@@ForceTronics they removed the feature from fusion360 you now add them to the PCB within electronics

@@Robbrown92 Can you explain what you mean by "add them to the PCB within electronics"? The holes have been added in electronics, what is happening here is that they don't appear in the sketch created by electronics.

Indeed, "clearances" is the first thing I thought when I saw this.

@@schm4704 easy enough with this to add an offset & taper angle before shelling. If you have more complex organic geometry that needs to have a split driven from a no undercut constraint, a draft cut normal to the surface surrounding the split & blended with the existing surface, then shelled with uniform wall thickness for injection molding, its a different story. Even just having a toolset in sculpt where a draft at the eventual split can be maintained on both halves (without symmetry) would be allow for a more efficient workflow than current solutions (workarounds).

They did that video, two weeks before this one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tAsaKbE3jLU.html

Hi, this is Edwin. it is my understanding the enclosure adapts according to the board shape. Therefore the original distance is preserved.

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Hi, You will need to create an Electronic Project document (schematic & PCB) for each board you expect to use in your project. It is possible to insert multiple 3DPCB into a Fusion 360 design.

@@adskFusion Thanks for your reply. Do you plan to manage rigid flex pcb in Eagle soon please? If we have this, Eagle will be perfect !

Hi Shaber, this is Edwin, do you mean if the enclosure changes have the PCB outline automatically update? For now this is won't be possible because Matt is using an Insert Derive that allows the PCB to lead the enclosure. In our currently workflow, the modification to the outline can be performed in the 3D PCB or 2D PCB, in which will update any linked designs. I am quite certain that in the near future this will be possible. Your participation is appreciated.

@@adskFusion so if i change anything in enclosure that might make the pcb not fit in there, that won't be updated? if so that means i have make the 3d pcb from the updated changes then remove the link from the old pcb and add to new one!! so much work. but old way with eagle it was possible. This feature is very important.

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@@ThePercussionist67 I thought it was funny