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Thanks for commenting. Regarding the units of measurement, hopefully you'll find our tutorials in metric more enjoyable.

Thanks so much for your encouraging comment. I slowly pick it up and will teach more technical terms as you move on, but I do take it in strides. Also, when it comes to inputting and shortcuts for units of measurement, I do take that slowly as well and do discuss it at some point, but I can't remember specifically where at this moment. Thank you so much for recommending Fusion to others. Hope to hear from you again in our other tutorials. All the best!

Awesome! Great job.

So glad that this has helped! Thanks for taking the time to ask about the course too. Here is the link to preview the course: th-cam.com/play/PLLm7Yjr9z_z3SXUu3mFMXd7MiUQX8RR7p.html&si=XubvB9lMR3laCd3- Here is the link to the full course: www.udemy.com/course/autodesk_fusion_cnc/?referralCode=2C2E94DDD4A48C2A7A98

Hello! Thanks for your appreciation and comment. As for our screens not looking the same, I'm not sure why other than that I am using Mac and I'm guessing that you're using Windows. It should look nearly the same. Also, I haven't chopped anything off the top of the screen... that's just the way it looks in Mac. As for the "fx" glad you found it and pinned it to your toolbar. Also, just curious, did you start with this video or did you start with Lesson 1? If you haven't started at the beginning, here is the playlist for the entire 36 video series (make sure you save it so that you can access it easily): th-cam.com/play/PLLm7Yjr9z_z07ohtjFGkA5w-j_NMj8B3J.html Hope to hear from you again!

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Thanks so much for your encouragement and for taking the time to comment. Thanks also for your question. Yes, there is. Go to the top right of your screen to your profile and then go to Preferences. Look for the setting “Default modeling orientation” and select “Z-up.” Let me know if that works.

Thank you for coming back to me so quick, I had done this but missed one step, it wouldn’t work in the existing file, but I archived the tutorial started a fresh file and the orientation is now correct, thank you for a great course and help

@ you’re most welcome! Hope to hear from you again in our other tutorials. All the best!

Thanks for asking! No, I’m a different instructor. Thanks for thinking that I have a similar style to him. He’s got some really good tutorials.

@@learnitalready okay, you are both seriously great instructors then !!!!

@@PBB-pq6mqMuch appreciated! I find that amazing students value and benefit from any sort of instruction. Thanks for being a good student. All the best!

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Thanks for commenting and for your suggestion.

@@learnitalready I'm sorry for being a bit rude, I was having a terrible day, but pleaseeee shorten these videos. Your channel is great

@@learnitalready I'm deeply sorry for saying what I said, I was really really stressed. Your channel is helpful and It's being used in my current class, I guess I'm mad at my teacher because he gave us all four of these videos due in 2 days. I'm stressing out

@@learnitalready I feel extremely bad about saying that to you, so sorry about that.

@@SpunkyFloof No worries! Sorry to hear you were having a terrible day. I am not able to change the length of the videos at this point.

Hello there! Thanks for commenting. Sorry that you are finding it so difficult to follow this tutorial. For me, being born in Canada (a country that uses metric as the standard unit of measurement) I obviously used metric in school but also learned imperial. At a young age I would ask questions like, why is a 4x4 actually 3.5x3.5? When given an answer, I accepted it and moved on. All I can do is encourage people to apply themselves and learn new things themselves. Besides finding the unit of measurement used in this tutorial difficult, I hope you benefitted from understanding proper workflow within Fusion, how to organize components, and so many other beneficial things that others have commented on. We have many tutorials in metric too. I wish you all the best with learning Fusion.

Thanks so much for your comment! Glad you are finding these so helpful.

Thanks for commenting. I know that 1.5 inches doesn't seem small, but interesting enough that is generally the smallest black pipe nipple that you can purchase. Additionally, when mated with two female components it only has 0.5 inches of reveal.

Hi there! Thanks for reaching out. First of all, don’t worry if you didn’t get it correctly yet. This is all part of the process. Usually, it is a simple, thing that was missed in the workflow. I would suggest the following: start again and pay special attention to all the joints along with how you’ve created each component. Make sure that each component is an individual component and has only one body in each. Also, perform a motion test after each component is made and jointed which will help you verify that the model is working properly before you move on. Please let me know if that works. All the best and thanks again for reaching out.

@learnitalready will do, thank you

You’re most welcome! Are you referring to the Fusion file or the actual manufactured handle?

Awesome! Great job 👏 I’ve had to do that too, sometimes even more than twice. Thanks for keeping us posted of your progress.

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment and for your request. I don’t think I’ll create a tutorial for a farm tyre tread for a couple reasons: First, I’m very busy with a lot of other tutorials. Second, this series of tutorials teaches you the principles of how to make any type of tread design, including farm tyres. Please check out the following video which is of all the finalists for this series. These are all of my students (which are teenagers) that created their designs based off of this series of tutorials. A farm tyre tread design should be very easy after following this series. Here is the link: th-cam.com/video/zpwcKcrJXw4/w-d-xo.html

Thank you for mentioning that. I will continue to add that to my videos! All the best!

You’re most welcome!

Thank you too!

Can you explain more of your situation please? If I understand you correctly, you are: A) in college and have to soon submit an assignment using Autodesk Fusion B) looking for someone to provide the file to you from this series of tutorials Is that correct?

@ May I ask, what do you think are the pros and cons of handing in a college assignment that you’ve never worked on yourself?

So glad that you are finding our tutorials engaging and enjoyable. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Hope that you benefit from the rest of our course on TH-cam which you can find here: Fusion 360 Tutorials For Absolute Beginners th-cam.com/play/PLLm7Yjr9z_z07ohtjFGkA5w-j_NMj8B3J.html Hope to hear from you again.

Excellent suggestion. Yes, that would have worked for sure. Thanks for noting that. Looks like you were really paying attention to this series. Awesome!

Will do! Thanks ;)

That's too bad! I know and understand the frustration of Fusion not doing what we want it to do. It's hard to know exactly what you're referring to. If you explain some more, I may be able to help. To help me understand clearly, please explain what your workflow is. You could also send me a screen shot of your entire Fusion window to our business email on our TH-cam about page. Hope I can help :D

Thanks! So glad that you have benefitted from this tutorial. Hope you like our other tutorials too. All the best!

Thanks so much! Regarding the hexagon and circle, there could be multiple reasons why you can’t select them anymore. It’s very hard for me to deduce those reasons with such a brief message. You can always try to delete the hexagon and circle and try again. Pay attention closely to each step you make and kindly outline those steps to me in another message. I will try my best to help diagnose what’s going on. Thanks!

@@learnitalready thanks.. it seems that its happening with everything, that i cannot select it anymore.. not sure why

@@perrykappetein9685 It is hard to say from my perspective what's wrong too. Sometimes we just have to start again. Even professionals with Fusion have to do so as well at times to a) diagnose/fix what happened b) to see how they can design it better. Keep it at! If you know how to do a screen recording of your screen showcasing the problem and then send it to me, I can help diagnose it. Otherwise, I also have private tutoring that can be purchased on our Fourthwall store. If you click on any of the shirts or items below the video, you will be taken to our store where you can purchase private tutoring.

Thanks so much! You’ve summarized this skill very well, which means you fully grasp it. Excellent job! You’re flying with these tutorials.

Thank you for taking the time to express your appreciation. You did this exercise very quickly. Good job 👏 We appreciate hearing from you very much. See you at the next tutorial.

🤣 Classic! Inevitability that’s what happens. Thanks for expressing that we are your favorite channel. You’ve also caught up with our content, wow! We need to start producing more now! Have you checked out our Udemy course? Also, have you signed up for Patreon? I’ve got something special coming out soon that I will speak about on Patreon. Hope to see you there!

Thank you so much for your comment and encouragement! I am super glad that you found our channel and that you are finding so beneficial. Please keep in touch with us as to your progress. All the best!

Thanks! I actually have a tutorial already recorded, but not produced and released yet. I will have to get on it now. You will love doing renders like these.

@@learnitalready That sounds amazing, I look forward to seeing it!

@@emilkruse1311 Actually, did you know that for our paid TH-cam and Patreon members we just started releasing behind the scenes videos of tutorial preproduction. We just released two videos on how to make a watch along with profession rendering. We hope that we will produce a professional tutorial based off of those videos, but there is a possibility that we may never do so. Regardless, our paid members can benefit from those videos right now. We also give special deals and insider info to our members. In the descriptions to our videos you will see links for becoming a member. If it’s something you’re interested in then please check it out. If not, no worries, we have plenty of tutorials to be released for the public on TH-cam. Stay tuned!

Excellent, I’ll check it out, thank you for replying and the great content:)

@ Thanks for your kind messages and encouragement. Hope to continue making tutorials that you like and benefit from.

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