Learn to model and render a ball stud in Fusion 360 | For beginners

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In this exercise we model and render a stainless steel M7x1 ball stud in Autodesk Fusion 360.
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These exercises are intended to help you become familiar with Autodesk Fusion 360 through repetition. These models are not always exact but, are measured for approximation. When attempting to reproduce models for 3D printing, be sure to verify your own real world measurements for authenticity.
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Комментарии : 16

@detour1055 2 года назад

I appreciate you breaking down the techniques in an easy-to-follow way.

@CADJungle 2 года назад

That's what I was going for. I hope I made it pretty simple!

@michaelhooper9729 2 года назад

I love your direct teaching style. Thank you for the awesome tutorials.

@CADJungle 2 года назад

Glad you like them! Thanks for choosing to watch my content.

@bodyfitnessguillaume5810 Год назад

Hello boss, i like your style, you are very skillfull. Thank you for your perfects videos, take care. Kiss from France

@CADJungle Год назад

Glad you like them!

@artineogda 2 года назад

Last fillet's (9:25) - why You select edges? I think in this case better select faces, much quicker

@CADJungle 2 года назад

There are many ways to accomplish the same thing however, efficiency is key and you are absolutely correct! I could have simply selected the 8 faces connecting the same lines and that would have definitely saved me some time. Good observation. I always welcome helpful feedback!

@totoffe6234 2 года назад

Très bon tuto même si je comprend pas votre langue à m'aide beaucoup.

@CADJungle 2 года назад

Merci!

@ThomasHaberkorn 8 месяцев назад

Hi, where did you get the bump map from? spacenavigator v6 titanium satin normal png

@CADJungle 8 месяцев назад

I looked it up on google and modified it. I then renamed it to "space navigator v6 titanium satin normal.png I also create and modify texture maps using adobe substance materials as well. I can send you the normal map if you have an email.

@AerialLensVideo 2 года назад

Well done and crystal clear to this Fusion 360 beginner - Thanks! Unrelated Question -- Is there a way to extrude and taper a polygon (even a triangle or square) so that it has inward curve or outward bulge on the resulting faces, rather than just x number of flat surfaces? I've been trying to find some simple extrusion tool to help me create a multifaceted curved vase. Only thing I can find so far is to loft through offset planes rather than use the extrude tool. Is that how it must be done? Extrude and taper a polygon shape yields flat faces only, right? Thanks for your videos.

@CADJungle 2 года назад

Thanks again. Long time no see!! Hope you've been well. From the sound of it, it looks like you may be referring to the draft command. However, If you had an example that I could take a look at, that would help. You could send it to me at this email address: support@monetaryingenuity.com

@AerialLensVideo 2 года назад

@@CADJungle Thank you! Done. Just sent an image of what I menat to describe, with inward curve and taper on an extruded square. It would be so cool if the "Extrusion panel" included a setting for curve along with the current one for taper.

@CADJungle 2 года назад

@@AerialLensVideo I sent you a reply with my technique for creating the shapes you provided.