Photorealistic Renders - Fusion 360 for Woodworking - Pencil Box Series (Part 3 of 4)

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Photorealistic renders in Fusion 360! This is one aspect of Fusion that I absolutely love. With a couple of the right settings, and a little patience, you can get renders that leave people thinking they are looking at the finished product.
Download Pencil Box and Pencil models used in this tutorial:
bit.ly/f360-step2-files
Maxime Roz’s HRDI environments (I use the free pack in this tutorial):
www.maximeroz.com/hdri/
The awesome shirt I'm wearing is from my friend Bruce Ulrich. Check out his channel: / @bruceaulrich
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In this series I'll be covering how to model a number of woodworking techniques in Fusion.
* Part One: • Fusion 360 for Woodwor... - Modeling the box, bottom, and lid. Covers rabbets, grooves and miters.
* Part Two: • Fusion 360 for Woodwor... - Adding splines to reinforce the miters, modeling the thumb grip, and making the lid open and close.
* Part Three (This Video): Applying wood materials, selecting the best grain, and photorealistic rendering
* Part Four: • Fusion 360 for Woodwor... : Creating printable plans from the model
Download Autodesk® Fusion 360™ / Free Trial
www.autodesk.com/products/fus...
Info on Free Startup/Enthusiast License:
knowledge.autodesk.com/suppor...
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Комментарии : 73

@vitterre9 5 лет назад

One the greatest series to learn fusion! Part 4 is sure going to be awesome. Really waiting for it

@jradplowman 4 года назад

Your videos oooze quality!!!! Thanks for putting these together and making them an absolute pleasure to watch!

@clarkgriswold5842 4 года назад

Hands down, one of the best Fusion 360 tutorials I have seen. Subscribed!

@mattadams5380 4 года назад

I've learned more in this video series and the one from jay Bates then i have in the last month of learning Fusion! Thank you.

@patrickodonnell9358 5 лет назад

Excellent video series! I'm new to Fusion 360 so this video was very helpful to me. I appreciate the time that you took to put it together and will look forward to Part 4.

@scottconover90 5 лет назад

Super stoked for Part 4!!! Your videos are AMAZING! Keep it up!

@DNHandcrafted 5 лет назад

Thanks Scott! Was just practicing flow for part 4 tonight.

@scottconover90 5 лет назад

Terrific! I am curious what your backstory is in woodworking and in F360.

@diegoluna1850 4 года назад

thanks a lot for this amazing tutorial! I´ve learned more than in my school in a fraction of the time, ¡Muchas Gracias!

@TwoBitDesign 6 лет назад

Well done. I learned a TON, and will definitely use these techniques. Thank you for this.

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks Gordon! I’m so glad it was helpful!! Thanks for taking the time to leave an encouraging comment!

@asterixgaul7076 5 лет назад

Amazing! Tutorial. Thanks for all the effort and hard work in bringing this. Looking forward for part 4

@jamirayden532 2 года назад

I guess I am kinda randomly asking but does anyone know a good website to stream new series online?

@darranedmundson1505 6 лет назад

Excellent video. Hit the sweet spot between what I already know and what I didn't. I love taking a sequence of 3 shots: the wireframe model, the rendered model, and the actual woodworked object.

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks Darran! I’m glad there were a few things you could pick up. I wish I could control focal length in the wireframe view so I could render a matching wireframe to overlay or fade into the finished render! But I have done that model vs final before and it is so cool!

@prashantsharma8978 4 года назад

Thank you so much man. Since I am a beginner to the software, i see several videos everyday but most of them are not helpful and straightforward as this video. This is straight to the point. thanks again

@DarinBeard 6 лет назад

Super glad to see you post this. I have learned so many things that I didn't even know that I didn't know. Great job again. Thanks, Doug.

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks so much Darin! Your renderings of the plywood cart looked great!

@DarinBeard 6 лет назад

DN Handcrafted They would've looked better if I had seen this before. :)

@garenne0169 5 лет назад

awesome isn't enough....what a job, you're a skilled man !!!!

@norym90 3 года назад

Wow stunning, only seen part 4. Learned a lot, thanks!

@pagingjimmypage 6 лет назад

Great job. This series has been a real helpful tool.

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks Brendan!

@stephenfischer5322 3 года назад

Excellent tutorial! I'll have to watch the other parts too and will definitely use some of these tips.

@AndrewNeiner 6 лет назад

so cool! I've been happyly wanting for part three

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks Drew!

@girlsdadx3 6 лет назад

Hi Doug! Great series on Fusion 360. Just started learning it and your videos are a great help. Please make more!

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thank you! I’m glad you find them useful!

@JkCanvas 5 лет назад

mind blown with Fusion 360. looking foreward to making printable plans.

@loco19801A 6 лет назад

Keep it up !! this is great love what you are doing !!!

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks so much Gary!!

@BruceAUlrich 6 лет назад

Doug, so much of this is still over my head, but it was still interesting to see the steps you went through. You are so thorough! Great job on the video! Oh & nice shirt. ;)

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks Bruce! And yes, that is quite a nice shirt I was wearing, haha.

@matthewprince6157 5 лет назад

5.9K subscribers? how do you not have a million!? Totally subbed now.

@DNHandcrafted 5 лет назад

Thanks Matthew! That is super kind of you to say!! And thanks for the sub 👍

@jac2206 7 месяцев назад

Thank you so much for this

@subhadeephalder7841 4 года назад

Thank you very much! 😃 this helped me a lot 💗

@Acheiropoietos 6 лет назад

Really valuable tuition. Thank you.

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

You are welcome! Glad it was useful to you!

@asztapaszta9 6 лет назад

Great stuff, I love this series. I hope you will do more videos too!

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thank you! I’m working on a project video, but haven’t forgotten about part four!

@65sheilakay 6 лет назад

Finding Simon brought me to your channel. He featured your channel as one of his favorite 20 channels to watch on his 20,000 sub celebration. I've you and look forward to watching your video. I love woodworking projects! I'm no pro like you, but I did lay a herringbone pattern out of palette wood on my kitchen floor. It's a big kitchen in a really old house. Thanks for your videos! I hope to learn a lot.

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks for letting me know how you found my channel! I wasn’t aware of his shout out until you mentioned it! I was able to leave him a thanks over on his 20k video. Hope you enjoy the videos!

@65sheilakay 6 лет назад

I'm sure I will. I adore woodworking!

@MechatHeart 5 лет назад

This Video was very useful. Thank you very much

@cotoba 4 года назад

Thank you, nice tips

@aronandreas 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing

@AT-ny4ct 6 лет назад

Awesome series.......You really know your stuff. I've been using Fusion for CNC and 3D printing. And it's great for that but, I've been struggling with using it for my woodworking. I hope you show the best way to make a cut list. Thanks Doug. Subscribed !

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thank you! I’m glad it was useful to you even with your existing Fusion experience. Mine is the reverse, I’ve not used it for 3D printing or CNC yet!

@ycetindil 5 лет назад

+1 for the cut list

@user-xx8vs2bq7c 5 лет назад

I can't wait to see part 4. Thanks, man!!!

@DNHandcrafted 5 лет назад

Awesome! It is coming... though it’s been quite the wait. Thanks for the comment.

@TomStratton 5 лет назад

This has been a great series... when can we expect to see episode 4? Thanks

@DNHandcrafted 5 лет назад

Hi Tom! I’m glad you are enjoying the series! I haven’t forgotten about part 4, but it’s been on the back burner. I’ll see if I can get it out within the next month. Thanks for watching.

@markscheiner3952 6 лет назад

Another excellent video Doug. Learnt loads. Please keep them coming. If your able to incorporate putting in a custom title block in the upcoming drawing video that would be appreciated. Cheers

@DNHandcrafted 6 лет назад

Thanks Mark! Are asking about how to create your own default title block for new drawings or something else? I’m so glad you found the video useful!

@markscheiner3952 6 лет назад

Exactly. I know it’s coming in a future fusion 360 update and you currently need to use AutoCAD (or something similar) to create the title block, but I’m not familiar with AutoCAD and have struggled a bit here. Would also welcome a standard workshop drawing template setup with how you efficiently produce drawings with cut;oats etc. Thanks again

@GunflintDesigns 5 лет назад

Outstanding series, I can feel myself getting smarter. On the render settings screen, it said "2 credits required" at the bottom. Is that a fee associated with doing the cloud rendering?

@DNHandcrafted 5 лет назад

Thanks Mark!! I think those credits apply if you are on a paid version of Fusion. They do impact the free usage some (limits on certain rendering scenarios) but I’ve never had to pay for a render. Sometimes I’ll just use local render so I don’t have I wait in a Queue.

@atenglenon 5 лет назад

Is that a native render? Wow man..wow

@johnjss 2 года назад

Awesome video. Long but exactly what I needed. I don’t think you could have made it shorter.

@cadnukes 3 года назад

Great video, are the Fusion 360 files for your box still available?

@mattgrossman77 5 лет назад

Great Series! Any idea on when we might see part 4?

@DNHandcrafted 5 лет назад

Thanks Matt! Hopefully in the next few weeks. I’ve done some prepping for it, but haven’t started recording yet. Sorry it’s not already available!

@mattgrossman77 5 лет назад

@@DNHandcrafted No problem! Thanks for the reply. Can't wait to see the next part.

@steveh8724 4 года назад

Thanks so much for this excellent series! One think puzzles me on your setup for photorealistic renderings. Why are you selecting the pull tab as the location for depth of field setting? I get that you want that part to be sharp with a decrease in shapness towards the back. But to me, the rendering of the box is very blurry along much of its length. If it were a photo, I would have advised the photographer to change lighting/settings to get better DoF. Since DoF sets the *midpoint* of the distance range where focus is sharpest, why not position the reference for DoF a little farther back along the box? Placed properly, the pull tab will still be 'sharp' and more of the box length will also be sharp, with decreasing sharpness along its length. Also what's up with the Credits for rendering? You never mention them...

@DNHandcrafted 4 года назад

Hey Steve! Glad you enjoyed the series. The credits I think apply more to the paid version of Fusion. The only time it’s been an issue with the non paid license was when I tried to render an animation at some huge credit number in one go - it just didn’t allow it. But for one off renders as long as it’s not too high res (like super high) it’s not been an issue. As far as depth of field, that would totally be up to artistic direction as well as the goal of the render. If the goal is to show off the whole box, a much smaller setting as well as a different focus point would help. Even in normal photography I often prefer one detail to be in crisp focus, though I’d control how blurry the rest is with the aperture.

@65sheilakay 6 лет назад

*subbed.