Model a soda cap in Fusion 360

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In this exercise we utilize the loft command to create a soda cap in Autodesk Fusion 360.
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Комментарии : 13

@AerialLensVideo 2 года назад

Crystal clear - Thanks! I am a brand new beginner, so do I understand correctly that whenever a new 2D plane is begun a new "sketch" MUST be started? The terminology does throw me off. You really make things easier to understand, yet you are very fast!

@CADJungle 2 года назад

Thanks for the comment again. I will do my earnest to ensure that I slow down so you can follow along. If there is anything in particular that you are having trouble with, let me know!

@Iceice-qq6ef Год назад

Thanks for your videos. I learned a lot. you earned a subscriber. take care

@CADJungle Год назад

Thanks for the sub! I will definitely continue to create more content.

@detour1055 2 года назад

This red is better than Coke actually makes. It's pop by the way not soda! lol

@CADJungle 2 года назад

I'll keep the soda versus pop declaration in mind lol

@michaelhooper9729 2 года назад

you need a patron page so we can support you. I love your teaching style. A little more info on the render would be helpful.

@CADJungle 2 года назад

Thanks for your constructive feedback! I truly appreciate the love everyone has shown my page. It is much appreciated! I was thinking of creating a Patreon page but, am still working out the details. I also plan to get more into detail on rendering and the art of using additional software to accomplish this.

@michaelhooper9729 2 года назад

I also struggle with assemblies and joints.I do like how you start out with a component, this seems to be a good habit to get into. I don't understand why additional components are like nested in the first component.

@CADJungle 2 года назад

Creating components helps keep things organized. A key benefit is that it helps you isolate and view the timeline for that specific component. If you have multiple components and you are viewing the top tree, it can get crowded very quickly.

@CADJungle 2 года назад

I decided to take your advice and start work on a Patreon page. In the meantime, if you'd like to support me you can at: www.buymeacoffee.com/CADjungle

@loubano 2 года назад

What a great tutorial again !!!!!!! Thanks a lot 🙏 Can't wait to try this out on my computer. When I design a new stuff always hesitate between new body or component. I do not know if one is best over the other... I gonna relax today and watch all the tutorials that I miss on your channel. Again thanks a lot for this hight quality content !!!!! King regards Cedric

@CADJungle 2 года назад

As a rule, I create new components when building complex objects. This helps keep things separate and organized when you have a lot of parts that require assembly. One component can contain multiple bodies depending on the desired workflow. I also like to get into the habit of doing for everything I make because I have been known to forget which can cause minor issues down the line. It just makes things easier and is more efficient in my opinion.