Project Sketch on Curved Surface - Fusion 360

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In this video I show you how to sketch on a curved surface in Fusion 360. Sketching on a curved surface in Fusion 360 can be tricky at times, but there are some techniques we can use to make it happen.
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@know_ivan 4 года назад

it is very interesting, but it is not about sketching on a surface :(

@IIZEROXII 2 года назад

Yeah, I'd like to see him put writing around the cylinder like this.

@GladiusMaximus1998 Год назад

Not to diminish the admiral thing this man is doing, but the much easier way to do this is to select "Object" under "Start" in the "Extrude" window. That will make the extrusion begin at the surface of the cylinder and extrude out with a curved face. Great video tho, well explained.

@broom6958 4 года назад

The title is wrong?

@SessoDeluca 3 года назад

totally lol

@MusicMan9018 3 года назад

Definitely. Cool tutorial, but this is not projecting. This is extruding and cutting. There is an actual function in Fusion called "Project to Surface" that can be used to project sketches on to complex and curved surfaces.

@notavirus_probably 3 года назад

Exactly what I came to the comments to say. I clicked on this video trying to figure out how to use Fusion's "Project to Surface" function and was waiting for this guy to talk about that, but instead I got this. Good tutorial, but not a tutorial for what is described lol

@BoneyardLabs 3 года назад

Thank you! I was following someone else's tutorial on this and it gave me the biggest pain in the neck with a consistent error! Your tutorial was way easier to understand! Great work! Subscribed!

@roukie78 3 года назад

Amazing what you explain in just 7 minutes. I spent way more time to try and figure it out. Now that I know it is so easy. Thanks

@leonmartindale1536 Год назад

Thank you, great video, I tried to do an extrude into a round surface but the indent that was created is not equal. The indent has taken the shape of the flat surface not the round surface, why would the be?

@jordyv.703 2 года назад

Is there a way to warp the sketch so that it follows the surface of the model? I want to add a pattern to a handle, but the shape it too complicated for a sweep or pattern.

@mrclarkey 4 года назад

What a absolutely great explanation very simple and very clear. After a Google your video was the first one, glad I found your channel and subbed!

@Mumblestiltskin 3 года назад

Awesome video, I wanted to keep the flat edge on the extruded piece.. so was able to just reverse the instructions and remove the internal part..

@davetpilot 2 года назад

You make great videos that are easy to follow and pleasant to listen to. The sound quality is perfect. Thank you.

@AlistairMcLennan 3 года назад

Thanks for a brilliant video, I had already created the royal cypher(the royal logo on post boxes) but it is was on a flat plane. I need to recreate it on a curved surface and your video was an amazing help. Have subscribed as you are an excellent teacher.

@asimkhan4733 2 года назад

I did this and it helped, made my model on a curved side of a cylinder, wondering how can I delete the cylinder but keep the model bent

@loweredexpectations4927 7 месяцев назад

This is not creating a sketch on the curved surface though. It is creating it on a flat plane. What would I do to create a pattern on a path, around the outside of a cylinder ? For example. If I wanted to create a spiral of holes from the top to the bottom on the outside of a cylinder. When done on a sketch, the extrusions run parallel to one and other.

@lucashergert2308 3 года назад

Cheers for that! A great way to do it! Non-planar lip and grooves are a pain but should be easy with this

@dotJPJP 4 года назад

Had a look at your webpage and will look out for your courses once they are online.Design a 3D toy car with opening doors in Fusion 360 is one that I think will be a popular subject for a paid tutorial.There is none on RU-vid so far.Cheers.

@Spartacusse Год назад

Great video, but at 2:48 wouldn't it be easier to select "Start = Object" select the cylinder face and extrude 1mm out?

@mmmmmmm8706 Год назад

Can u extrude it back into the cylinder to cut a channel?

@ChrisHarmon1 2 года назад

Any reason you did the split vs just joining?

@jamesburke2209 2 года назад

Thanks this is a really helpful tutorial. When you were drawing the dimensions on the surface you used a shortcut key (D) but didn't mention it. As an absolute beginner it was kind of confusing.

@thehardwareguy 2 года назад

Thanks for the feedback👍🏻 will correct that in future

@konixtwenty8275 3 года назад

Very nice tutorial. Clear and to the point. Solved my problem. Thank you very much

@ShirinDelsooz 4 года назад

Thank you for such a great explanation!

@thehardwareguy 4 года назад

You’re welcome :) thanks for watching!

@matriawan7664 4 года назад

Nice! Thank You :D

@seanwolfe9321 3 года назад

Super Helpful! Subscribed....you get to the point and dumb it down, thank you!

@jaroslavh943 4 года назад

Nice explanation. Thanks sir. 👍🏻

@andyhibbert3234 5 месяцев назад

Great video. Exactly what I needed without extraneous stuff I didn't! well done.

@RLCPLUMBINGLLC Год назад

You are one my favorite people to watch keep up the good works

@oreoflores7204 4 года назад

Why not just use the join tool instead of new body; cutting and removing?

@independent900 Год назад

EXCELLENT video that clarified a number of questions. Thank you! You have a new sub!

@tonyabdalla 7 месяцев назад

I think this video was created just for my use case! 😄 Well done and thanks very much for a great tutorial!!

@mathewphilip6783 2 года назад

thanks that was soo helpful

@jeremychan94 2 года назад

Just what I needed. Thanks.

@peterphillips288 2 года назад

Thanks a lot. This helped me so much

@Ponyreiter Год назад

Thank you for your efforts, but this is not the solution to sketch on a curved surface. 🙂 Unfortunately this is only a sketch with offsets. 🤔 I am trying to put cylindrical holes and a groove perpendicular to a surface, which is curved by a spline and was hoping your video would help me 😞

@venko3211 4 года назад

Good tutorial.how to make violin top arch. please update

@stefanjohansson2605 Год назад

Excellent video, you saved my day.

@jim5964 6 месяцев назад

This would have been better if you had showed how to push the new body into the cylinder to make a cut or trench. My attempt at using this method wouldn't allow for that.

@PaulGreggBYRC 4 года назад

To your knowledge, is Fusion 360 able to make a sketch on a curved surface, like the surface of a cylinder, and then extrude the sketch radially? The trouble with your method here is that horizontal dimension of your 100mm rectangle is no longer 100mm once it is projected onto the surface, but it's a little longer.

@thehardwareguy 4 года назад

Hi Paul! Yes... you’ll need to use the sheet metal tool to “unwrap” your curved surface! I have a similar tutorial for adding text to a cylinder using the sheet metal tool... you might find that useful!

@tmckearn 3 года назад

@@thehardwareguy What if that "cylinder" isn't actually a cylinder and it's some other shape? minimally a cone or some other shape?

@jeremy6384 3 месяца назад

I am new but I had to do it differently in 2024. Do a construct - offset plane, click the plane you want, push or pull the plane to roughly where you want, THEN click on the new sketch and select the plane you just moved into position.

@davidwalker2632 2 года назад

excellent explanation

@ThraceKelsick 7 месяцев назад

Thanks!

@pud 2 месяца назад

Thank you! Super helpful.

@rachellejanssen2655 4 года назад

my trick would be to create another sketch on the top of the cylinder, make a bigger circle, and use lines to make either angled cuts (from the center point) or straight cuts (center point rectangles from the center of the cylinder). Finish sketch, select the outer parts, use the extrude tool and set an offset to whatever hight I want it to be. I feel like that adds a lot more accuracy.

@davetpilot 2 года назад

I don't know if it's "more accurate" but I just tried this method too and it is really fast and easy. Thank you.

@rachellejanssen2655 2 года назад

@@davetpilot hmm ok lets say it's a more flexible approach :P

@GaryMcKinnonUFO 3 года назад

No need for the splitting step, just combine.

@alaskan6907 2 года назад

Thank you

@Addepat 2 года назад

in my case by combining the two bodys the inner part stiil exists after that. thanks anyway. i learned from it.

@jaafryousef1495 4 года назад

merci beaucoupe

@doorwaycreative4693 3 года назад

Yo are you Welsh? Fellow Welsh cad dude! Subbed

@wizardOfRobots 3 года назад

life saver

@sjarboe1970 3 года назад

AWESOME this is exactly what I needed to see!!!!! thank you !

@Creator_Nater 2 года назад

S U B S C R I B E D !!!!!!!!

@Oggies100 4 года назад

What you are doing is projecting to a curved surface not sketching on a curve. To sketch on a curved surface you need to flatten it first in sheet metal, then perform extrusions cuts etc. then resold it. Sketches are alway flat, unless a curve in 3d, but the sketch planes are always flat.

@irql2 4 года назад

How do you do that? Got a video handy by chance?

@MrEthanPwn 3 года назад

lol so "extrude to object" 2 clic ;)

@lewismccracken6073 4 года назад

this isnt projecting to a surface its extruding through a body, could you not just use the project tool to project the sketch from the offset plane to the surface?

@thehardwareguy 4 года назад

It’s both. The sketch is projected to the curved surface and then you can extrude from there. They have recently added some updates that make this much easier. Now when you select extrude you can just select “from object” in the drop down and it does all this for you automatically!

@ID-su4wj 3 года назад

More complex is to project custom sketch on a part of a sphere

@afrykanerPL 3 месяца назад

Fusion doesnt have such important operation like project 2D on surface. Thats strange.

@thomasputko1080 3 года назад

really nice - no loitering around, quick and to the point

@spawn666reaper 4 года назад

its not really sketching is it.

@thehardwareguy 4 года назад

Well it’s the best you’re going to get in Fusion! unless you go through the hassle and misery of sheet metal sketching!

@SamChaneyProductions 4 года назад

This is useful stuff and I appreciate the video but the title is definitely misleading and I don't think it's worth it to mislead your viewers just to get clicks. I know you can't actually sketch on curved surfaces in Fusion, so you could have added the word "workaround" or something to the title. I would have subscribed otherwise

@thehardwareguy 4 года назад

can you explain how it’s misleading? The video does exactly as the title says... we are projecting a 2D sketch onto a 3D surface. If you want to sketch directly on a curved surface you have to use the sheet metal tool, which I have a separate video for!