HOW TO: Barrel Rifling In Fusion 360 (OLD)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- UPDATE 5/18/21
I will be re-recording this video with an easier method. This method is the sweep tool, a tool that for some reason in back in 2019 never worked for me.
Since then, Fusion 360 has had a rework from Autodesk and now all my tools work like they should, including the sweep tool.
The old method is still viable for progressive rifling because the sweep tool cannot do variable twist rates.
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Hallo! In today's tutorial, we create the rifling a bullet would travel down when speeding out of a gun barrel in Fusion 360.
This method is great for presentation renderings, cut section demonstrations, and for practicing with the loft tool.
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You can print the rifling tool for etching. Great tutorial!
Oh man, I'm going to have to slow you down to 25%, but this is super helpful! Thanks!
FYI, for 9mm bullet stabilization will occur at 1:14. 1:7-1:10 wont generally stabilize just about anything. great video though!
Howdy, I'd like to firstly apologize for the extremely long reply time, I've been working through some things so I'm sorry about that. However, I would like to thank you for pointing that out! I went around a couple of different forums trying to get an idea whether or not that twist rate would work and was generally told that a 1:7 to 1:10 should do the job but I'm certainly no gunsmith haha.
Thanks a lot! i couldn't have done this without this video.
in solidworks: just make a hole in a tube, draw a line in the center along the tube, draw your groove dept on the side. Make a helix around the parameter of the hole, and make a swept cut. Clone patern around a drawn circle thats on the side of the tube, and done... Its that simple!
This really helped a lot! Thanks mate!
Very good and easy, I use do make this, riflying, on Inventor but, using different tools ....
Thanks so much for your help!
Hi! I just wanted to tell you that in the "blender donut" playlist you created, you forgot to include the level 3, part 2 episode. Thanks!
Sorry I took so long to reply, but thank you for notifying me. I will remedy that after work today. :)
@@WesJohnson3D no problem, thanks :)
Perfect. Thx
Saludos desde España.
Outstanding... Cant your next videos have the audio level a bit higher..? Clever video though!!!!
How often do you do a left hand twist, typically barrels are right hand International twist. Left is Enfield!
I just turned it left without really thinking about it. However seeing the 3D printed gun community I could see alot more left hand twist barrels coming about in the future.
Im going to be the new John Moses Browning ;)...kidding...just getting started....friend talked me over to start drawing, cuz I suck @ keeping jobs and shitty income :D he has 4 years XP, and a good amount of time to train me with these design programs.
How would you account for a different twist rate? Like so you rotated 36degree every 1 inch for a 1:10 twist rate so how much would you rotate for a 1:48 twist rate?
Simply convert the rate, if it's 1 rotation every 48 inches, it'll rotate 7.5 degrees because one rotation is 360 degrees. 360/48 basically.
thank you sir!
thanx for this helpfull video please make more
im waiting for the new video, im leaving a like for now : D
I'm in love
Damn bro thank you!
It gonna be great if you add "3D" to title.
thx bro!
Great
time to do this with a 29 inch barrel gewehr 98
Jeez, I'm just switching from solidworks to fusion and with every step I was only thinking "this can't be the only way, it's too much of a hassle". In solid this is literaly 3 steps: Sketch>Spiral>Swept. Damn overpriced software.
I've used both software for a while and I can say this, there aremultiple methods you can use, you just have to find a way to do them, some easier, some harder, some longer, some shorter.
To be honest found a method to make the rifling using the coil or whatever tool it's was, I just forgot cuz it's not like I use it often.
Is the new tutorial coming soon? :D
How do you switch from English to metric units?
I think you mean empirical to metric but you can change that in your preferences.
Click your name in the top right, click preferences, and in the default units drop down you can set your design units to metric.
@@WesJohnson3D well ive always heard it as English or standard vs metric.
Do You create custom .stl files for People?
Don’t want to look a gift horse in the mouth but 🤬 I wasted 3 hrs of troubleshooting before I took out the fillets. You can’t just breeze over critical details like selecting profiles vs center.
Sorry that the fillets gave you so much trouble man, I practiced this method about 6-7 times before recording the tutorial and never ran into any issues such as that. I'll note that down so I hopefully won't make that mistake in future tutorials. I'm a little stagnant because of work but I've got a list of tutorials I'm going to try and get recorded sometime soon.
Wesley Johnson Appreciate it man. I sounded like a prick. Keep up the good work!
@@bryceallen1334 I appreciate you as well, I can see where you're coming from, and its worth talking about so future tutorials and explanations can be even better.
Though I practiced several times, this tutorial was really me trying to do it as quickly, cleanly, and concise as I thought possible, but interactions like this help me find where the correctable faults are.
So no update.. 😬
How to make this in ptc Creo
i'm trying to do this for .50 AE (send help)
This f’ing sucks it won’t work arrgggggggg
Very interesting but the author is obviously very skilled using fusion. Many viewers will not be so skilled or familiar with the software I'm certainly not so this video is not that useful.