Fusion 360 - Better Split Body You Should Know - Ask LarsLive
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This is VERY helpful! You always show tips that make me think "Yeah, that makes total sense" but for some reason, I hadn't thought of on my own. That is real value added to our everyday User Experience!
Thank you very much for that.
Lars, I can't tell you how grateful I am to you and to Autodesk for these tutorials...They are AWESOME! Thank you!
For real I hope this man is happy he is sick
You're the best, mate. Thanks a million. I tried to do this on my own for a few days, so I gave up at the end and went to your channel.
Amazing! That helped me figure out my problem! :)
Lars - Love your videos. Thanks dude!
If I have 2 bodies and I add some alignment cylinders to cut the second body to align for assembly, how can I edit the new cut to allow for tolerance?
When I saw this on the full Sunday video, I thought that the Surface workflow might be another way to do it, I tried it and it works. Are there any drawbacks to using surface instead of this way?
Thanks for all your tips and tricks Lars. Loving the new UI by the way.
Awesome tip, I was stuck wanting to do this sort of cut, and the plane cut kept going through other bits I didn't want to cut. Brilliant! 😃
How about splitting a 'sheet-like' part, for example, I am building a model for my PC, and the large panel is 26x26inch, which I have to split into 2 pieces, but then the rigidity seems hard to maintain if I wanna glue the two pieces together. the thickness is about 4mm, which makes it harder to put them together..
Thanks Lars. This helped me tremendously today!
Lars Lars,hes the man, if he can't do it no-one can!
Cool idea, though I only appears to work for cubes. A more general idea with a couple more steps would be to duplicate the original body and apply the arbitrary cutout solid first as a cut to one of the original bodies, then apply it using intersection to the second.
Impressive, and elegant cutting
Thanks for sharing :-)
Interesting point about Lars tutorials is that while he teaches the main subject he also teaches a whole bunch tricks and usable techniques. Thank you
That was a questionable piece of Lego
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Pretty sure it would still love you wreck your foot when left on the ground...
Yeah, that's how they do QA at Lego.
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Pretty awesome! I had no idea that was even possible! Thanks so much for sharing.
very nice, thanks 👍✌🖖🥃 deserves a "Subscribe"
You saved me 2 hours of headache. Still a new user here.
Thanks
worked like a charm. Thanks!
You're welcome!. Thank you for watching
this is cool i wish i had seen this a long time ago Thanks!!!
Awesome, Thank you for the tutorial !
That’s really clever thanks. I also like the simple a quick tips format. Thanks
You are so very welcome. Thank you for watching
great video. helped out lots. thanks bud.
great video! good explanation
wow!!!!!!!!!!! so simple I didn`t see that coming!!!
This tutorial is really great, however Autodesk Fusion is quite possibly the most convoluted, overly complicated, nonsense software ever made. It is an absolute nightmare.
First day using Fusion 360 and I've used this already for my first project. Thanks Lars!
Great trick Lars. Thanks!
The body could be splitted at once with the 2 segments line in the image as a "Splitting Tool".
Very interesting Lars!
thumbs down if it didnt. thats okay...*voice cracks* it only hurts my feelings
Hello Lars.thank you for sharing videos they are jsut brilliant! I have one question does Fusion 360 have aggregate tool fuction? I want to use aggregate saw could you plz give me some orientation? Thanks in advance .
Thanks Lars. I am still using your Fusion 360 TH-cam videos for nearly 4 years now. There are a lot of F360 TH-cam channels but your channel is the best. Neil BRUCE Australia
It merged part of my original part to the splitting body. How do I unmerge them?
EDIT: Fussed with it for a couple hours, only to come to the conclusion that Fusion does not play well with STEP files. STL files work okay, but some functions will not work on STEP bodies.
Lars, you are a lifesaver! I am working on an invention, and I needed to use Fusion 360 in order to make a proof of concept. Thanks to you, I am actually modelling my quite complex POC (never used anything even simular to Fusion). Thank you for these videos!
In one fell swoop I find out both how to do the unusual split I was trying to do and why I keep thinking of the word "baahdy" when using F360. Thanks Lars, love ya!
great video Lars
Pretty dang cool, indeed. So helpful!!!
Can't wait to try this. Thanks, Lars
This was more complicated than I expected. I figured it could all be handled in the Extrude/options window. Wrong!
Thank you Lars! This will come in handy at some point I am SURE OF IT!
I’m trying to 3d print something in sections but I don’t know how to add aligners to the model. Could anyone help?
Really really helpful, I have been designing speakers in fusion lately and this has made my workflow much more effortless, than you so much.
that one was 2 days too late for me I hacked my way thru it lol... I'm having trouble with copying a section ie I have an open contained model that I want to put a lid on so I used the split command and tried to copy the base so I could use it as the lid but it always goes to the move command when I try to copy and ctrl c isn't working
hello I have a question I am designing an apex legens weapon and my problem is that I cut a body and now I would like to combine it but I want it to continue to have the mark of the cut is that possible?
this is brilliant. thank you Lars
You're very welcome :-)
this gave me teh chills!!!!! thnx so much Lars...again! :D
Million thanks Lars, im making a drill press, your video was my solution
Hi Lars, after splitting the body are we able to delete the second body
I was trying to extend a couple pieces to fit my monitor and you got me pointed in the right direction!
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Thank you!
Straight to the point, I will be needing this for splitting a gunpla part
Thank you Lars, that worked a treat to remove a section of boat hull so I can experiment with different keel designs.
Innovative approach !
Thanks for sharing.
Awesome video Lars. Thanks for the info. Keep up the good work Dude.
Awesome ! I added your channel to my task bar so I can get to your videos faster.
This was really helpful I appreciate it!!
Exactly what I needed, thanks Lars
yeah i got an error: Error: No intersection between target(s) and split tool.
is there a way I can save a drawing in any picture formate?
Thanks Lars. Very cool tip.
thanks a lot, just learnt something new.
WOW Lars, this is really a neat trick. Thanks.
great tip, thanks! #subscribed
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Great video, learnt a lot from this
you make it look so so simple. Thanks.
Great tip Lars, many thanks
You're fusion superman, dude
Now that's a useful quick tip, thank you for that one Lars, big thumbs up!
Thank you for watching 👍😊
Great video. Can you show when you have one stl file with two components and you want to make two different stl. Showing the different components.
Hi John, I hope this video is useful th-cam.com/video/nWFNEO9xVCU/w-d-xo.html
Very helpful hint, thanks a lot
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This is the best technique for split a body I ever see. Thanks.
You are so very welcome. Thank you for watching!
Thanks Lars great tip.
Lars you did it again !! Fantastic sir!!
Great vid but it wont work with a thread
Thanks, it helps me a lot, as well.
Amazing thank you
Fantastic tip Lars!
Nice little Video good job.
This was super useful, thank you!
You are so very welcome. Thank you for watching!
Great stuff!
I miss your new tips
How would it be possible to cut with a maybe (concave) dovetail or any other than a clean cut, so that the connection afterward is stronger as it would be only with glueing...?
bit old question but I just saw the video on this, so for you (or if people search for that) th-cam.com/video/KFQ4-1GH0wg/w-d-xo.html
@@GeertSteyaert It‘s never too late, thank you Geert!
Cool! Thank you!
Thank you Lars! so helpfull!
You are so very welcome. Thank you for watching!
super useful!
Great Lars
Amazing !!
Thank you!
Just wow!
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Genius!
Awesome!
So cant we delete the body that we dont need?
Having this issue as well. I can just hide the body I don't need I suppose but I don't want it to come back and bite me in the ass somehow
@@maddhouse99 yes what I did was I hid the part not required and moved a copy of the part required.
And then deleted whole thing
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Fusion360 is the worst software ever developed. The developer should be put into jail.
this is fucking awesome