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I love that you challenge the workflow within the tool, Fusion in this case, to model any shape. By doing so, you expose some weaknesses in the workflow; some needed tweaks to existing tools; and the want of new tools outright! Keep these videos coming!

Thanks! But pls switch to a white background ;-)

Nice techniques. Thanks.

Straight to the point and covered a lot in a short period of time - very nice! and thanks!

- Well done. - Thx for sharing. - Keep up the valuable content...

I’ve been trying to print these but they never fit into each other. I’m using and ender 3 v3 se with a .4mm nozzle. Please someone help!

You are the one who makes the clearest fusion 360 tutorials.

Danke schön!

I did something similar but used loft. Worked but a ton of crashes when you get to 7 or more threads.

thank you!

I've been designing with Fusion for almost 5 years now and i saw at least 5 design tricks that i haven't even heard of before.

I literally have to turn this down to 1/2 speed to have it be of any use. Edit: still a great tutorial ( when its at half speed lol ).

Sehr informativ, danke für die Tipps!!

I can see why other people might find the pace of this video hard to follow, but for me, it was perfect! It was quick and packed with useful information. You spoke clearly and avoided jump cuts in favor of speeding it up. 10/10! I wouldn't say this pace is suitable for beginners but for me it was quite helpful. Keep up the awesome work!

Your accent is s bit distracting, but great vid

Absolutely incredible. You've made the best Fusion 360 tutorials on the internet. I hope you keep doing it!

I spent hours earlier trying to figure this out. Then, finally, TH-cam recommended you. Four minutes later, my thread problems are solved. Thank you!

Thanks so much, this helped so much!

Dumb question: Can Resin printing use this method? I am a complete beginner.

Great design. looks like it works well.

I design for a living but learned alot of new stuff!

What a great design! Do you have a link to the files?

if you save the parts together as a step file you should be able to just load that step file and the two parts would be together on import

Love the ideas and out of the box designing! Will come in handy at some point for sure.

This video is full of valuable design tips. Thanks!

I would not have thought about inserting it mid print and would go with less elegant interference fit with one side open. Clever!

Really nice design solution. I love when designs used to full potential of FDM !

Thank you so much!

Great video, thanks! I understand how some may see the pacing as too fast, but this was perfect for someone who already knows basic fusion operations but just had never done a hinge before. My main takeaway was to do the offsets/clearances in a separate pass rather than trying to do them directly already in the sketches (they get too complicated and difficult to manage when there are too many concentric circles / offset shapes and you lose track of what denotes what)

I'll have to watch this several times over and pause frequently to fully assimilate each of the steps but this is essentially a gold mine of practical experience. Thank you for sharing this 👍

Perfect Tutorial !

wow very complex and nice!

How do you make the ball shapes in fusion?

These, printed in titanium, bonded with carbon fiber tubes, and you could build anything.

I am designing a RC aircraft and i have problems connecting the wing to the fuselage

Really useful channel, I have watched all your videos; they are short, concise, very well explained, the right mix of presentation style, content and expertise; I also love how you take the opportunity to also teach some principles of modeling with Fusion that we can use for other projects. Keep up the great work and I hope you will continue to produce more lectures. Cheers!

A very nice design!

dude 😃

another excellent challenge. i bet you even impress the Fusion programming team!

This is awesome, at 6:59 really was wondering how are you going to finish everything in 1 minute

Great video. Thanks

Can you record the animation ? Thats neet.

Excellent tutorial. You are only the 2nd person I’ve seen to ever include supports in your design. This is so important and I feel it is ignored by many as they try to keep things simple. Can you do a video specifically for adding break away supports?

What’s the print settings to succeed with those very small overhang parts

Thank you for explaining the ways it works and the way it doesn’t work. Your videos are very helpful and detailed.

Thank you so much, can you search and make tutorial about " Making of 'Liam F1 Wind Turbine' " in Fusion 360, it's so hard to me, please !

This was very helpful for me figuring out a completely different design challenge, but the process worked perfectly.

Great video! I’m still learning Fusion and this was very helpful!

Great video, I have printed a lot of these over the past few weeks, now I want try my hand and making one in fusion!

This is over complicated for this model. You can simply start with a sketch on the top plane that has 1 fin profile within a circle. Then add a vertical line at the origin and use the sweep command with a twist that follows the vertical line. After that you can extrude the original circle sketch with a taper angle to form a cone. Shell the cone and then use the outer surface to split the spiral you just made. Then use the spiral to split the cone and add tolerance on all faces of the spiral with the offset command. Done.