Fusion 360 Modeling - Modeling from a Print. Modeling Introduction.
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- This lesson will show you how to create a simple 3D Solid Model when working fro a 2D blue print. I like to call this Modeling for Machinists. Excellent place to start for any new Fusion user, because it cover many of the basic principles needed to navigate the Fusion Design Workspace.
Functions covered in this lesson include...
Solid Models vs Surfaces Models 1:21
Lesson Overview 2:10
Sketch Creation 2:31
View Cube, Mouse Zoom & Pan 3:00
Solid Extrusion - New Body 5:06
Fillet Corner Features 5:46
Mouse Part Rotation 6:23
Sketch Creation - Offset & Circles 6:52
Solid Creation - Cut Body 9:53
Fillet Inside Corners 10:27
Create Hole Locations 11:45
Create Hole Features 12:30
Sketch - Front Slot 14:28
Drawing Constraints 16:01
Extrude Cut Slot 18:13
Sketch Holes 18:48
Parameter Reference Dimension 19:21
Extrude Cut Holes 20:36
Sketch - Back Slot 21:30
Extrude Cut Back Slot 22:27
What Did We Learn 22:58
Editing a Sketch - Parametric Model Updates 23:24 - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Why is every good Fusion teacher no longer around!! This was one of the best tutorials I've seen from Fusion!!
thank you this help a lot and thank you for not putting annoying music or shouting at the being of the video like the rest of utube, love that you got straight to the point with out putting your life story in the video.
seriously the best tutorial on youtube. You actually explained things in a way I could understand and follow along. please continue making more of these I had a lot of fun today working in fusion which has not been the case for the past few weeks!
This is the best intro to fusion I have watched yet! Thank you
Thanks Mike, this was an eye opening little tutorial. 👍🏼
Some of the best fusion 360 videos on TH-cam. Straight to the point with what you need to know. Keep up the great work!
Mike, Just found your channel. I really learned a lot . Thank You.
Great to see a video from you. Been a long time!
Best teacher ever. Thanks Mike
Outstanding instructional technique and some different ways of doing things.
Absolutely Outstanding! The best Fusion 360 Modeling tutorial on TH-cam. THANK YOU!!!!
This was the best one to watch to get started on fusion, thank you,
Excellent lesson very well explained and easy to follow.
Thank you.
Great teaching skills. easy to understand and follow
Just wanted to comment to say wow this is the best / easiest to digest fusion 360 content I’ve found on TH-cam and I have searched far and wide, please continue making more videos
Excellent, if not best tutorial in TH-cam; comprehensive, right to the point follow-up tutorial for Fusion 360! Thank you Mike!!!
Very good instruction. I can actually follow what you are doing. Thank you very much!
Thank you this is only the third vid I have watched on the subject and it was very helpful.
Love it. Straight to the point and precise :) subbed
This was an amazing tutorial for getting started, it's a great introduction to start understanding how fusion works
You sir, are an excellent instructor. Thank you for this lesson, it cleared up so many questions.
This video is perfect ! Great job Mike !
Subscribed! Been struggling with CAD since I got my 3d printer, until now - this video was exactly what I needed! Still lots to learn, hoping to find more videos in your list
Channel is awesome your videos are the way I teach people. Every step and explaining everything. Wish I could learn from you in person
Mike, just bumped into this video. Likely the finest most useful beginner video I have viewed. Truly exceptional.
All the best
Dan
Excellent easy to follow instruction. Thanks. Subscribed!
This video gave me more information and instruction about Fusion 360 than any other I've watched so far. I'm new to Fusion and coming from Sketchup and it's a completely different animal.
Thank you for this.
extra ordinary way of conveying your knowledge to others i really loved it the way you teach thanks alot , i have seen many tutorials but this one is apex of all.
Teaching is a skill and you are very good at it. Thank You very much
You have the gift of teaching. Thank you for your time. I wouldn’t be upset if you made a few more basic skills videos
Hello mike I just started working with fusion 360 for 3d printing and let me tell you the way you explained this is fast simple and detailed along with the pauses you put in helps a ton thank you and you earned my subscription
Very good video, easy to follow, well explained, good peace (not running and clicking everywhere like other youtubers), including the why and hows, to the point and not rambling about the weather or whatever. Thanks a lot.
The best Fusion 360 tutorial and teacher on TH-cam! You have just convinced me to move from Sketchup to Fusion 360! Thanks very much, sir! You got a new subscriber!
That was amazing and the best way of teaching ty ty
Thanks for your time. Great teacher!
What wonderful tutorials, subscribed!
Thank gawd for this video... I'm used to guides and rules in Adobe software, so a few simple things in Fusion, was getting frustrating before I saw this. Thanks!
Wow!! So helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Really good tutorial, thanks, I'm excited about Fusion360 instead of bewildered :)
Sir, you're a gentleman and a scholar.
I'm new at 3D printing and a friend referred me to TinkerCAD. I used it for a while but I found it very cumbersome/constrained. So many steps if you want to place a simple hole in a precise place.
i.e. a simple countersunk screw hole was a nightmare to do. In your tutorial, I discovered that Fusion 360 has this tool built-in!
Thanks so much!
I have learned more about Fusion 360 from this video that all the videos I've watched. I would gladly purchase a course if you were to make one, you explain it so well.
Microphone Setup: Perfect
Pacing: Perfect
Voice Intonation: Perfect
You were born to make tutorial videos...you should work for Autodesk. Learned everything I needed to know, and then some.
This should serve as an example of how to make a good tutorial video. I can't tell you how nice it is to not hear the typical revolting mouth noises that most videos have.
Bravo!!
"This should serve as an example of how to make a good tutorial video.", Yes, yes, yes !!!!
Great video! Thank you!
Thanks for the good explanation!
I liked your tips and techniques.
Really useful video. Thanks!
thanks a lot just surfing at fusion lessons and vuala, found that brilhante leson...
Good video. Real world and useful tips
Great bro. Many thanks
Very good lesson
awesome video. I would love to see how you can design a top for that box!
Excelent tutorial my friend! please ADD the cover plate and how to align holes of the other piece!!
Thank you very much , i'm a beginner in autocad
Such a good video
Excellent video. That kind of video is what will make teachers comfortable switching from other software. Will be looking for more.....placing on sheets and dimensioning to industry standards??
Thank you very much...
Great video
fusion 360 should get rid of all other tutorial people and keep Mr Mike Mattera as the main tutorial or teacher for fusion 360. he`s good at teaching and explaining in a perfect pace. 2 thumbs up
Thank you Thank you Thank you
Can you import CAd file into extruding like Inventor? Great video Thanks
great video! At 8.43 you start doing the circles in corners , but you didn't show how you made the points for the holes . How did you lay them out ?
Thank you for the video. I think I am missing something at 8:30 when completing the offset command, 4 dots appear where screws go, how does that work?
You would be great at doing audio books. You're so easy to understand!!
I confirm, I am French, and I am pleased to hear you describe what you do and what you want to teach us.
A few years has passed so please excuse if this is a version difference
Would there be any drawback to creating the radius for the cutout in the sketch created @9:30 and then extruded @10:02 instead of doing the 3D fillet @11:20 on the created edges?
Or would this be just a difference of order of operation and not really have an effect on the resultant model?
where did you draw measures graphs?
Mike is it possible to get the drawing from you of this part as a pdf ?
Why does your origin look different than mine . When you select a sketch your origin comes with green line pointing north, red to southeast, blue southwest. When I select sketch mine blue points north, green points northeast and red points southeast. I am sure it has to do with a version upgrade but it’s hard to follow along. Is there a video that explains the change or is there a setting in preferences that can change my origin to look like yours?
I think the only thing I would have done differently is when extruding as a cut, I would have extruded to a face. If you were to make a plate to mount to your cut extrusions would apply to the new body
Your can I get this version of fusion b360 please
Hello I know this is an older video but they are still good! At the 8:28 minute mark the four points on the top of the part appear where did they come from?
exactly where I got stuck.
figured it out. I'm using different dimensions and my filet is smaller, which placed the dots (center of circle) on the offset line.They appear when I hover.
@@jon__doe Thank You
When you create the offset curve, the points are representing the center of the corner fillets. Check the Sketch Pallet on the right side. It says "Show Points". Make sure that's checked.
How did he know that the outer radius would be 0.50 inches at 6:06 . I'm new to this but learning . Thanks
If you look at the videos @ 0:38 , in the upper left of the drawing, you can see the 1.0" diameter representing the outside corner, to the inside of the pocket.
I have followed the beginning of this video over and over. I cannot click the rectangle when I'm trying to offset, I'm not quite sure what I'm doing wrong?
At what point in the video are you referring?
I am always a big fan of your videos and content about Fusion 360, and it has inspired me to start the Fusion 360 tutorials series on my TH-cam Channel "3Diest".
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before anything set your fusion software to inch or you will go nuts
Esse fusion360 tem uma perpesquitiva terrivelmente invertida...(aparte da frente deveria ser maior ou a parte posterior deveria ser menor visto em 3d). eu não gosto dele por isso. tem tantos outros sem esse problema. até o skatshup visualiza 3d melhor.
You made an extremely unintuitive tool look fairly straight forward
like pushing a fork into my eye very very very slowly
Have to agree your video is nicely done and allows the viewer to follow along as you progress. This leads me to ask if you are still going videos and if you are I see a coffee in your future. Working on custom threads but failing misably. Do you have one that uses coil command to created custom threads? There is a video online that shows the steps but they are not clear and can not duplicate the creation of custom threads using coil command as shown in this the link shown below. If you are interested in seeing the video I am referencing here it is: th-cam.com/video/BqwtTD3YejE/w-d-xo.html