Hi Lars, thanks for great videos:) I just have a problem that I can´t solve! I will combine many components to a solid body for 3D printing. It is 720 small boxes (looks like a Rubriks Cube) that I have made a large box in the middle that I will make a hole into. It will looks like a shoebox without a lid... upside down, so I do not have to print the inside of box. Is this something you may have an answere to... I have searched the whole internet without results :)
Thanks, the handle bit solved my problems, I'd created a fancy shaped taper using a cylinder form and had been trying to cut that shape out of a solid.
Another method could be to generate a spline in a sketch and then use the "pipe" function to create the handle feature from it. This might be more practical for the parametric aspect of design wherein you could setup a few simple parameters to make easy, scalable changes to the handle/cup as a whole. Using the molding feature can be more limiting in this case I think.
I am predominantly a 3D modeler. I have used 3D Studio Max since before it was called "Max". Man, seems so long ago. With your help I am becoming more and more impressed with Fusion 360! Lars, thank you so much for your time and these lessons!
Hi Lars - great video - thank you!!! Just wondering if you ever use the Calibrate option when sizing your canvas images?(instead of using the toggles to scale). Keep up the fab work (and humor ;)
Hi Demelza McCrindle Thank you for watching! I don't, but maybe I should...I will look into that at some point, thank you! Have an awesome day! Best, Lars
I've only just subscribed, but I gotta say your videos are truly amazing. I started with your super simple videos last week and was making models within the hour. This evening and ran into the problem of needing to sculpt and having no clue how to do it. A quick search and 30 minutes later I suddenly know how to add sculpted components to my models. Unbelievable how easy you make everything. Having free access to such intuitive teaching almost seems wrong... lol Simply great stuff.
Love the unlimited integration of the workspaces that it provides without damaging the final end result.Will the Cam result need tweaking to achieve the final desired result? Would you 3D print something like this before committing it to a metal prototype first?Thank you for diving in to these endless capabilities of fusion 360 as the printed books are not able to keep upWith the rapid updates being generated by the Autodesk software engineers . Bill.
Hi Lars missed the live feed but watched the repeat. I have started to figure this fusion 360 out! Love your videos! Finally figured out how to do the multiple holes in a top plate for my DIY weld table. Now have to learn how to put notches in the plate to add other pieces.
Sorry for dumb question and this would've likely been answered in previous videos, but can you just go into timeline and edit that sculpted handle without "breaking" unified body at the end?
Hi jothain Thank you for watching! Yes, you can go back and edit the handle and everything will update. That is the cool thing about the timeline HAve a great day
one question here: if i made something maybe a surface or an object in sculpt mode, and then i switch to Model mode. If i switch back to sculpt mode the object i made before will be uneditable, is it supposed to be like this or there is a way out? thanks!
Hi Dennis Chen Thank you for watching! Right click the sculpt icon in the timeline at the bottom of the screen and you can edit your previous sculpt body Best, Lars
Hey, Lars :) than you so much for your videos man, you have taught me a lot. One thing I was wondering is if you could start a solid on the Model workspace and then edit it in the sculpting workspace?
Hey Lars! I was wondering if by any chance you have a exercice where you use "face" in the "create" folder. I would like to make a robot face. Drawing with the face tool, and end by turning the job into a body (cf: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XD7HBFlIFMM.html). But... when I use the face tool, and when I finish to draw some faces, I clic on "finish form" it: it end everytime with a error window: "T-spline topology problem. Use modify, uitlities- repair body to remove error". I try to you repair error to fix the problem. But I'm stuck. It would be great to have your help true a tuto like: How to build a statue or a mask... Thks in advance
When in sketch mode, either before you put the line down or after it's down but have it selected, there is a button in the sketch menu that turns drawing features into construction lines. You can toggle it on and off. Hope this helps!
I love these tutorials. Thanks alot! I`ve noticed on some of your tutorials that the movements when you pan out/move are very smooth. What kind of HW do you have to make it so smooth?
Thanks Lars! Hehe.. good to know that it is allowed to cheat once and a while! Looking forward to next vid. Hope I will be able to join your livestream! :) Take care!
Hi LMF5000 Thank you for watching! YEs, if you make the sculpt body closed, it will come in as a solid and you could use the combine tool in the model workspace. Best, Lars
Only thing I still have issues with is the demetions parts. If we put in our number say 4mm for a circle why do we need to use demetions again later on? Do you have a tutorial that explains in depth?
I watch at 1.25x speed, the pace is perfect and it only takes 24 minutes to watch the entire 30 minute segment (so I can watch 5 streams in an hour instead of 4)
That was a lot of info, and went through it fast. But the nice thing is this is youtube and you can pause, rewind, and play as many times as you want :)
Sorry Daan :-) I knew this could be a little heavy at the end. But, as evil-doer said, you are welcome to rewatch as many times as you like :-)....At least now you know what you can be doing with the software
Very good tutorial but you have to undergo 3 minutes of blablabla before actually starting. When you don't understand English you quickly want to give up. please quote the necessary.
From the PLC Controls Engineer/Classical guitar player in the Detroit, MI area love your videos try to watch one every night, and thank your bosses at Autodesk for allowing these teaching videos Only wish AutoCAD and Solid Works did the same
