Thank you so much for doing these video's, I learn so much from them!! It's a shame that so many people watch them, but can't be bothered to hit the like button.... Come on people, give this man some credit for his work!!
The first video of this model of the coffee scoop was about the third video of yours I had seen after starting to learn Fusion 360 a few months ago. I've been trying to learn how to do things I need for the subjects I'm working on and every time I watch another of your videos I always have an aha! moment. The way you extruded the handle in this one was that moment. I will be using that for sure in the future!
Hi Roland W Thank you for watching! Yes, I think you are right. That would have eliminated a step. I have a tendency to break things down into smaller steps than needed. Have an awesome day!
I would go almost the same route, except I would create a sketch in the form of an outline of a letter "J" so the shell command wouldn't be necessary. But as Lars said it doesn't matter which way to go.
That was what I was thinking as well, but only because I had used some other CAD program a few years back and that's the only way it could have been done with that software. I appreciated Lars introducing the Shell command. It looks very powerful and useful in numerous other applications that would be difficult to do by the rotate sketch command.
Nice to know about the offset functionality in the extrude tool. If you don't know that beforehand you will probably never use it so thanks for this one Lars, lesson learned!
It's like anything else. There are a number if ways to get the same finished result. Learn as many as you can, then the right way for you becomes what's easiest and fastest for you, and that takes the least amount of work.
Hey, Lars! Thank you for all these vids. I'm a real newbie here but I'm quiet sure that the sketch of this isn't the same as in part 1. In part 1 you never told us to add the 8mm diameter circle of the handle on the coffecscoop. Look at 28min and forward of part 1. This was my first sketch. I pat my back and told myself I did good. But I can't finish part 2. 😁
A great review of original design. From the videos I have seen it would be great to include a quick review at the end, it will help me to remember the techniques shown and be a great look back point. Thanks.
Well in an attempt to make the pickiest comment ever ... the first model had 6 grooves in the handle, but when you copied, pasted, and then blew the grooves away, you made circular pattern as 5 instead of 6. 16:30. I know that you were just checking to see if we were watching, right? ;) Anyway, nice job as usual.
Hi Lars Sorry, but you tried to make the same scoop using a different approach. It did not work, but I appreciate the effort. The original had 6 grooves in the handle. The new one has 5 grooves! C'mon Lars, we need the groove or no more coffee for you!
When you added those six circles to the sketch of the end of the handle I was expecting that each of those circles would end up as a bump on the circle, i.e. additive to the circle, and therefore a bump along the length of the handle. Instead, those six circles acted as grooves in the handle, i.e. subtractive from the main circle. Was there some option you selected to make it subtractive instead of additive?
By default, Fusion will cut if sketch geometry is interfering with another solid, but you can easily change that in the dialog box to a join. Hope this is helpful
Thank you for these videos they really help a lot have 1 question I can not click though a surface to chose an edge like you did in the original #83 when adding the fillets to the handle is this a setting i missed?
Very cool. Couldn't you just revolve the cup part as one piece and the handle part as well ? Won't revolves follow a path? Or extrudes? Or sweeps? Lofts? I'm just trying to be cute but, is that possible and a fast workaround? By using only 2d sketches to generate both shapes quickly.......?
Hi Andrew Morris Thank you for watching! No problem with being cute :-). Yes, You are totally right, 2 Sketches and you can revolve most of this part. Best, Lars
Hi Lars! The "original sketch" in this video is not original from the video 83 at all. If it were, than the copy paste command would produce proper sketch in to the new sketch plane right into the center of it and undamaged btw..., since your actual original sketch was properly centered and it had like 15 entity's not 32 like you somehow produced here... If you go to the actual original sketch and copy paste it into the new plane it will come in in full and it will remain full even if you decide to move it from the initial centered position in which it pops out when pasted. So, where did you get your fake sketch from anyways? hehe like your vids a lot. I watched the whole beginners series and more and have modeled all the things in there and sometimes went on and modeled few of those into more detail than it was done in the videos too... Thank you!
Followed both videos 83 and 88, but the "copy and paste" failed for me. Using a MacBook Pro I think I got the sketch copied, but attempts to paste it failed. I could not get a paste option to appear. The Fusion help also got me lost as well and did not provide an answer, at least for me.
I FIND NEW WAY WHICH IT IS GOOD TO KNOW FIRST DREW CYLINDER & THEN SPHERE AFTER NEED TO SELECT SHELL 2 SECTIONS AT TOP 1/2 MOON SPHERE & THE CYLINDER IT IS VARY FAST. I HAVE TO SAY FUSION 360 ONLY ACT IN THIS ORDER T GET WHAT WE WANT
Hi Lars, Thank you for your attractive videos. I just wonder if I can send you a drawing. I would like to have help with how to make a molding box. around but I can not separate the detail from the box. Can I send you a private mail to discuss the best solution? Thanks in advance and I will wait for your reply. // Atef Georgy, Sweden
Hi Foxy rollins Thank you for watching! Hoping to be back Monday at 2pm. But I just picked up the wife and a new baby home from the hospital yesterday so I might be a little flaky
One problem that really bothers me is that your studio has so many hard walls the your voice just bounces around and makes it hard for me understand you.
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Thank you so much for doing these video's, I learn so much from them!! It's a shame that so many people watch them, but can't be bothered to hit the like button.... Come on people, give this man some credit for his work!!
The first video of this model of the coffee scoop was about the third video of yours I had seen after starting to learn Fusion 360 a few months ago. I've been trying to learn how to do things I need for the subjects I'm working on and every time I watch another of your videos I always have an aha! moment. The way you extruded the handle in this one was that moment. I will be using that for sure in the future!
Happy to hear you find the videos useful 👍😊
Great presentation. The way it taught is straight forward and to the point.
Excellent, thank you. I was thinking sketch an arc with a tangent line and revolve the hemisphere + hockey puck at the same time.
Hi Roland W Thank you for watching! Yes, I think you are right. That would have eliminated a step. I have a tendency to break things down into smaller steps than needed.
Have an awesome day!
I would go almost the same route, except I would create a sketch in the form of an outline of a letter "J" so the shell command wouldn't be necessary. But as Lars said it doesn't matter which way to go.
That was what I was thinking as well, but only because I had used some other CAD program a few years back and that's the only way it could have been done with that software. I appreciated Lars introducing the Shell command. It looks very powerful and useful in numerous other applications that would be difficult to do by the rotate sketch command.
fantastic! thank you!! i was thinking sketch the scoop's outer profile, offset its thickness and revolve... cool stuff!
Hi KevCarrico Thank you for watching!
Yes! I like the way you are thinking. Spot on.
Best,
Lars
Nice to know about the offset functionality in the extrude tool. If you don't know that beforehand you will probably never use it so thanks for this one Lars, lesson learned!
That is great SuperRistopaha .Thank you for watching the videos
It's like anything else. There are a number if ways to get the same finished result. Learn as many as you can, then the right way for you becomes what's easiest and fastest for you, and that takes the least amount of work.
A useful point out/demonstration that there are more ways than one to get to the same result. Helpful video, thanks.
Thank you Neringa Jurgaitiene
A nice bit of thinking outside the box.. or coffee cup.
Thank you Stephen Boyd :-)
love these step by step!
Hey, Lars! Thank you for all these vids. I'm a real newbie here but I'm quiet sure that the sketch of this isn't the same as in part 1. In part 1 you never told us to add the 8mm diameter circle of the handle on the coffecscoop.
Look at 28min and forward of part 1.
This was my first sketch. I pat my back and told myself I did good. But I can't finish part 2. 😁
Dang it :-) Now I have to go back an double check
Lars Christensen did you check it?
Great. Love your approach. Keep these coming!
Thank you Laurence Schenk
thank you for your effort.....I wait for more
Hi nohamed hosny Thank you for watching!
A great review of original design. From the videos I have seen it would be great to include a quick review at the end, it will help me to remember the techniques shown and be a great look back point. Thanks.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Thank you so much for all the video's. learn to use fusion 360.
That is awesome to hear Johan Westdijk .Thank you for watching the videos
Very helpful. Thanks.
Well in an attempt to make the pickiest comment ever ... the first model had 6 grooves in the handle, but when you copied, pasted, and then blew the grooves away, you made circular pattern as 5 instead of 6. 16:30. I know that you were just checking to see if we were watching, right? ;) Anyway, nice job as usual.
Hi Charles Robinson Thank you for watching! Ha, excellent observation!!
Have an awesome day!
Another great tutorial. I appreciate you showing multiple ways to skin a cat.
Thank you Mark Poole
Hi Lars
Sorry, but you tried to make the same scoop using a different approach. It did not work, but I appreciate the effort. The original had 6 grooves in the handle. The new one has 5 grooves! C'mon Lars, we need the groove or no more coffee for you!
When you added those six circles to the sketch of the end of the handle I was expecting that each of those circles would end up as a bump on the circle, i.e. additive to the circle, and therefore a bump along the length of the handle. Instead, those six circles acted as grooves in the handle, i.e. subtractive from the main circle. Was there some option you selected to make it subtractive instead of additive?
By default, Fusion will cut if sketch geometry is interfering with another solid, but you can easily change that in the dialog box to a join.
Hope this is helpful
Thank you for these videos they really help a lot have 1 question I can not click though a surface to chose an edge like you did in the original #83 when adding the fillets to the handle is this a setting i missed?
Update; I don't know why but somehow I did get it to work after I closed the model then reopened it. Maybe I got too much going at once. :-)
Hi Tom Herd Thank you for watching! And happy you got it to work!
Ofcourse it's a thumbs up. 👍
Thank you Ronn2664 :-)
Lars Christensen Pleasure is mine watching all your great video tutorials. Learning a lot from you. Thanks.
The second way is faster even though it has 1 more step because you dont't have mess around creating an arc or a offset plane
Hi Dutch Thank you for watching! I agree!
Very cool. Couldn't you just revolve the cup part as one piece and the handle part as well ? Won't revolves follow a path? Or extrudes? Or sweeps? Lofts? I'm just trying to be cute but, is that possible and a fast workaround? By using only 2d sketches to generate both shapes quickly.......?
Hi Andrew Morris Thank you for watching!
No problem with being cute :-). Yes, You are totally right, 2 Sketches and you can revolve most of this part.
Best,
Lars
You know selecting a profile through a body is easier by long press left mouse button and select profile!
No need to unhide the body!
You are right. I have never gotten into the habit of using "Select others" in any CAD software I have used.....Something I should work on.
Hi Lars!
The "original sketch" in this video is not original from the video 83 at all. If it were, than the copy paste command would produce proper sketch in to the new sketch plane right into the center of it and undamaged btw..., since your actual original sketch was properly centered and it had like 15 entity's not 32 like you somehow produced here... If you go to the actual original sketch and copy paste it into the new plane it will come in in full and it will remain full even if you decide to move it from the initial centered position in which it pops out when pasted. So, where did you get your fake sketch from anyways? hehe
like your vids a lot. I watched the whole beginners series and more and have modeled all the things in there and sometimes went on and modeled few of those into more detail than it was done in the videos too...
Thank you!
Followed both videos 83 and 88, but the "copy and paste" failed for me. Using a MacBook Pro I think I got the sketch copied, but attempts to paste it failed. I could not get a paste option to appear. The Fusion help also got me lost as well and did not provide an answer, at least for me.
The same thing happened to me. I then made sure that the document I pasted into was in sketch mode and that’s when I was able to paste successfully.
I FIND NEW WAY WHICH IT IS GOOD TO KNOW FIRST DREW CYLINDER & THEN SPHERE AFTER NEED TO SELECT SHELL 2 SECTIONS AT TOP 1/2 MOON SPHERE & THE CYLINDER IT IS VARY FAST. I HAVE TO SAY FUSION 360 ONLY ACT IN THIS ORDER T GET WHAT WE WANT
That is awesome to hear Gozz Zart .Thank you for watching the videos
Hi Lars,
Thank you for your attractive videos. I just wonder if I can send you a drawing. I would like to have help with how to make a molding box. around but I can not separate the detail from the box.
Can I send you a private mail to discuss the best solution?
Thanks in advance and I will wait for your reply.
// Atef Georgy, Sweden
Atef Georgy I'd recommend you to send him an email. He replies very quickly.
+1 To Carlo. I try to answer as many comments and emails after work hours as possible
lars.christensen@autodesk.com
where is your live stream info? when is next one?
Hi Foxy rollins Thank you for watching!
Hoping to be back Monday at 2pm. But I just picked up the wife and a new baby home from the hospital yesterday so I might be a little flaky
congratulations Lars, is that a set time? does youtube send notifications? how can i get hip to it?
2PM? what country time zone are you in? USA or Norway?
+Foxy rollins 2pm. EST. That is same time zone as New York City
His tutorials are good, personality is better ... i guess.
One problem that really bothers me is that your studio has so many hard walls the your voice just bounces around and makes it hard for me understand you.