Learn Parameters in Fusion 360 

Excellent. So much material in one video. I feel like I'm being dragged by a race car. It's all good Justin, I like it that way. I hope I can catch up with you.

Thank you for making the effort to share you knowledge with those of us still entering the world of modeling and cad/ cam Great Job

Ya'll do a great job on these videos man. By far the most the relatable and helpful one's I've found. Keep it up!

great example, thank you! Do you have more examples for min and max as if stataments?

this was awesome. super helpful!

Do you have a walkthrough for plywood cabinets in fusion 360, such as the last model you showed, to CNC?

Exactly what I had to know about Fusion 360

Hi Justin big fan of your youtube channel. thanks for all your content. I'm currently trying to design up a drawer unit which i am trying to make the quantity of drawers parametric so i can change the amount of drawers easily. Im very new to this so bear with me haha . im finding it frustrating when the equation im trying to make to the the drawer front sizes mimnus the gaps etc is red and doesnt wants to accept it. The equation is: (unitheight-((drawerquantity+1)*drawergaps)/drawerquantity the parametric values hidden befind the names are (880mm-((3pcs+1pcs)*3mm))/3pcs is it something to do with the fact that the units for drawerquantity is pcs (which is the amount of drawers i want) isnt working with the millimeters? but i tried to change the value to of it to millimeters and it still didnt work. I hope this makes sense i cant find any one on here explain how to parametrically model the amount of drawers you have in a unit

Unless I missed it why did you choose no value for the parameters instead of just choosing the inch value? I can understand for the number of dividers.

Lots of good information here, but it went too fast for me. I'm going to replay this when I've got a little more F360 experience.

What's your favorite way to use parameters in Fusion?

are you in a race with someone ?????????