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I printed that 1:1 and it broke after one use...

Amazing. How to make it more snug or even a permanent one?

thanks for sharing!

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Thank you - very nicely explained 👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌

just learned many tools in interface from this tutorial, thank you

Very well done, thank you!

Very well explained, thanks

I k ow the vid is 4y old, but, instead of extruding ur joint on all 4 sides, u could have used sweep ( for squares, or revolve for circles), it does all the hard work for you.

Editing the cantilever size doesn’t effect the original cantilever size for me, odd

Thanks for this great video! Following along to improve my Fusion360 skills..

Hey thanks a lot this was a great video

i tried to do this with the shape of a logo but cant get it to work out...

It was amazing how you made a connection between two bodies in the sketch. Really useful knowledge. :)

The only thing I see that is problematic is that there’s no allowance for thermal expansion. Simply subtracting one part from another will create a joint that when printed may function, but will be expanded.

Great! I was seraching for a solution to create a snap function and here I found it! Thanks so much for posting this video.

lovely, the annular join is lovely. thank you for sharing.

What if the shapes custom/abstract?

Excellent video and very good English for a Dutchman.

Would've been a nice tutorial, had you gone slow enough and explained what you were doing. For a complete "noob" such as myself, this was very difficult for me to follow

gonna see if this will do the job for my capstone project, my original pinch fitting did not work as intended, lets see how this goes

I had **NO** clue you could construct a plane and anchor a sketch to it!! This will be so incredibly useful. 😭 Awesome video, thank you!

Well this just solved a problem I have been working around by recreating everything twice but once in reverse....

After using the bottom to cut the top, how do you get them to fit together without adding a bit of clearance?

thank you

Interesting idea, nicely done, but a few observations from my amateur point of view: Inner and outer rectangular lips would be better than the bevel (so the original swept rectangle but on the inner or outer edge of the bottom unit) as square edges are better defined in 3d printing. Draught between parts would give a bit of clearance when mating (certainly necessary for that bevel!) Not sure what the pigtail on the arm is for as it's inaccessible to use as a release lever. The clips are in the Z-axis which is the weakest direction to try and bend a 3d print as layer lines are prone to rip apart.

Not only a good explanation of using snaps, but also a good explanation (for someone who doesn't know fusion360) of the design process, e.g. the difference between sketches and bodies

This is the easiest way I've seen this done. Thank you. I just subscribed also. I'll see if you have more videos like this.

Something doesnt looks right here. Some simple changes to the disigne could make it much cleaner.

I think your video would’ve been more effective if you showed us in physical or visual form at the beginning what you were sketching. Not knowing what you were working toward made the sketching pointless to watch.

Most understandable video I could find on this stuff on the internet. Thank you

Thank you. You are an excellent teacher.

very clear .. thank you

Awesome and very Honest video. 🔥🔥💯

Good expirementing 🙏

Wow! What a great tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing this.

I tried printing this out with no supports and it messed up at the end :(

What surprised me is you got off without a torrence offset face step on the round one (on the square one it'd eliminate the need for filing). After the combine (cut) step I'd always offset face by between 0.15 and 0.3mm and play around with the offset to get the friction I wanted. Didn't realize the round one might still work without this!

You made that dead simple, was great.

Great video. I am stuck on the sweep and can't get all the corners to join at 45°. Is there a secret? I'm using a windows PC not mac.

Thanks for the class! :)

what version of fusion 360 are you using?

Finally an on point snap joint that I’m satisfied attempting. Thank you

can you create an action to create this when you click on the shortcut/action and if you can, can you do this with any item?

great video. learned some fusion tricks :D

Awesome. That document you linked was so useful too. thanks!

BASF also has a free document on how to design snaps that most engineers use.

thanks for the good content

Outstanding, you make it look so EASY!

I would be great if you could give actual measurements of the profile. Its hard to copy without them.