Thank you for simplifying planes, I have heard and seen planes in other tutorials as a quick 'just create a plane' then they add whatever to it. Generally why and what type of plane is not mentioned. This has enabled me to correct 'guesswork' in some of my models to make them more accurate.
A very helpful video. For each of the types of construction planes, you've covered enough detail to understand how to operate the software feature, plus provided a motivating example. Good work!
I realize some of the video's are older but I have learned s much from all of these. Pretty good pace, not a lot of wasted time. direct and to the point. thank you so much for your help. I will be asking you one question if I can not figure it out. Again Thank you.
Thanks for this video, this is probably the most underrated tool from the software, i've been using it for HardSurface 3D designs and honestly i was always struggling to make stuff in a perfect degree in direction to a 2-faces location and such, this is really helpfull. Thanks for sharing.
OMG this channel is so damn helpful. I am coming from Shapr3d and Siemens Parasolid. fusion is just a whole different animal to get use to. your quick tutorials are helping me get running in Fusion 360
really good video; I'm not sure how to add another sketch for the circular part, I went back to the beginning to add it in already used the control key on both shapes to extrude them. before I extruded one shape, then other one disappears???? guess I'm still too new to figure that out and why it does that.
Great share - planes are essential to designing anything real(!) 2 problems I need help with. 1. Sometimes the plane orange representation rectangle gets created REALLY small - and I have to zoom REALLY far in - like, comically - to find it later on. Also, plane is created way off to the side. 2. If you are working on one of the three major planes, and use orbit to look around at your design, you can just click the magic cube in the upper right to get the view back to a major plane. When you orbit around on a new whacky plane, how do you get the view to be "normal" to the plane, i.e. 90 degrees? Any help appreciated.
I have a seat for a chair that I am drawing in 360...how would you draw a complex angle? Where (for instance) a hole needs to be drilled for a spindle that angles back and to the left (think of a chair back for a Windsor chair). Basically, can you draw a angled plane on one axis, then change the angle for another axis of the same plane?
Hi Justin I am amazed of your presentation But I don't understand what is the difference done by plane along path, in the time the sketch drawn in the perpendicular plane gets the target???
but how do you find the centre points of the angeled planes? i need to make a tube with an agle, but when i make the angled plane there is no mid point.
how would one create a plane of 2 angles? like 2 layers of angles. im trying to design some handlebars and ive got it done in autocad lt but im having trouble bringing it to life in 3d form. the handlebar ends rise by 10 degress but are also pulled towards the rider by 10 degrees. how would one do this on a 3d program?
Wonderful! I have created planes, but could not draw on them. Now< I see the magic icon located just below "solid" which you selected./ I have spent hours trying to do this. I am off to the races now!!
I created a plane at a unique angle, and now I want an orthogonal view facing the plane in my Drawing. When I add Base Views to the Drawing, I can only select standard orientation angles like Top, Bottom, SW Isometric, etc. Can I create a drawing that squarely "looks at" the plane?
I want a plane construction method that requires specifying only two points. Fusion would then create a plane along the implicit line connecting the two points and then allow me to specify the angle the plane makes with those two points. This would have come in handy in so many instances where I needed a plane but none of the existing construction methods were just right for what I wanted to do.
Great work very helpful Could you please make a video about numbers on a flat plane such as watch face with 12 numbers also Roman numbers if possible I thank you
Thanks for the good advice. I'm trying to figure out how to re-use a Construction Plane multiple times. When I create a plane, and then put a Sketch on it, the plane disappears and can't be reused. I'd like to save a Plane and give it a name so I can use it multiple times.
It sounds like a timeline problem. You can't Fusion 360 won't let you reference things in the future for stuff made in the past. th-cam.com/video/o5NsPOcXLho/w-d-xo.html
ive got to ask how did you figure all of this out? Modeling can be very complicated. its like second nature to you. did you self teach or go to school for it?
Happy Monday everyone! Let me know some of the ways you've used construction planes in the comments below!
I love a tutorial that gets to the point quickly. Wonderful work and you earned a new subscriber!
Awesome, thank you!
I just want to say these fundamental functions are must to learn before become really good at fusion 360 and thank you for your help, Justin.
Please keep them coming in 2021. Excellent style.Thanks
Thank you for simplifying planes, I have heard and seen planes in other tutorials as a quick 'just create a plane' then they add whatever to it.
Generally why and what type of plane is not mentioned.
This has enabled me to correct 'guesswork' in some of my models to make them more accurate.
Justin, great work! You unlock my understanding of the construction plane! Thank you!
They've very powerful!
A very helpful video. For each of the types of construction planes, you've covered enough detail to understand how to operate the software feature, plus provided a motivating example. Good work!
I realize some of the video's are older but I have learned s much from all of these. Pretty good pace, not a lot of wasted time. direct and to the point. thank you so much for your help. I will be asking you one question if I can not figure it out. Again Thank you.
Thanks for this video, this is probably the most underrated tool from the software, i've been using it for HardSurface 3D designs and honestly i was always struggling to make stuff in a perfect degree in direction to a 2-faces location and such, this is really helpfull. Thanks for sharing.
Learned something new today (plane at angle!! super helpful!!!!) Thanks dude!
Awesome video! This blew my mind, my Fusion game is changed forever, thank you!
Beautifully done!! straight to the point!
Incredible video! Thank you 🙏🏻
Very helpful! Thank you.
This was outstanding and I learned a ton that I didn't know already. It was also efficient and smooth. Great job!
Your tutorials are really awesome. So clear, concise and to the point. Thank you so much.
Another great video. Thanks. Gave me so many great ideas on streamlining my workflow and design methods.
This is an absolutely outstanding video. Lifechanging.
thank you very much, i leanrd a lot today
Thank you so much, IDK how I was able to make anything without knowing about this.
Just what I was looking for. As always, a very well explained and to the point tutorial.
so helpful! i just started using Fusion 360 and i look forward to all of your vids dude!
I love a tutorial that gets to the point quickly . thanks
Your video explained planes in lay mans terms......thankyou, i learnt a lot in those 12 minutes!!
Fantastic video!
WOW - I learned a bunch from this. Thank you!
Awesome, thanks!
Hell yea man! Appreciate these videos! 👏🏻👏🏻
Good explanation, direct to the points with clear easy words, I raise the hat for you.
OMG this channel is so damn helpful. I am coming from Shapr3d and Siemens Parasolid. fusion is just a whole different animal to get use to. your quick tutorials are helping me get running in Fusion 360
thanks for the video very well done
Thanks that was useful for me
Very informative content, nice clear voice delivery and easy to understand. I like short quick and full of info. video like this one. Thanks
Awesome tutorial ❤❤❤
Thanks for doing this video it’s really great and I’ve learned quite a lot keep on doing them you’re awesome man
Very Well Explained, THANK YOU!
Excelent, short and clear!
Straight to the point. You are good.
Great job!.... I learned a lot and you made it easy!... thank you, joe.
This was huge man Thanks
Hey really cool. Thank you
Thanks!
thank you sir!
great video, friend,, really useful information are here. Pls, carry on making this kind of video for us.
really good video; I'm not sure how to add another sketch for the circular part, I went back to the beginning to add it in already used the control key on both shapes to extrude them. before I extruded one shape, then other one disappears???? guess I'm still too new to figure that out and why it does that.
Thanks you cured me of tinkercad in like 2 episodes
great tutorial
nice... thank you :)
DUDE STILL HELPING!
Thank you, didn't know about all of these.
Thanks a lot dear for this wonderful video🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝🤝
Tank you - helped me
Great share - planes are essential to designing anything real(!)
2 problems I need help with.
1. Sometimes the plane orange representation rectangle gets created REALLY small - and I have to zoom REALLY far in - like, comically - to find it later on.
Also, plane is created way off to the side.
2. If you are working on one of the three major planes, and use orbit to look around at your design, you can just click the magic cube in the upper right to get the view back to a major plane.
When you orbit around on a new whacky plane, how do you get the view to be "normal" to the plane, i.e. 90 degrees?
Any help appreciated.
Great job🎉is there a way to create a plane off a cylinder to a square at a different height?
Great!!! Thx
Well thought out video. and appropriate .
How did you select the XZ plane for middle origin of rectangle? Mine starts on base origin Z
Thank you!
Great video like always, thank you sir.
Very helpful, thank you so much
thanks Justin. Great video
I'm trying to figure out how to slant then ends of a cylinder. Is the construction plane method the best way to do that?
Very useful vid - thanks.
thanks
I have a seat for a chair that I am drawing in 360...how would you draw a complex angle? Where (for instance) a hole needs to be drilled for a spindle that angles back and to the left (think of a chair back for a Windsor chair). Basically, can you draw a angled plane on one axis, then change the angle for another axis of the same plane?
amazing
Hi Justin
I am amazed of your presentation
But I don't understand what is the difference done by plane along path, in the time the sketch drawn in the perpendicular plane gets the target???
Great info! Thanks
but how do you find the centre points of the angeled planes? i need to make a tube with an agle, but when i make the angled plane there is no mid point.
Thanks this video was really helpful!
the last one was interesting. I was wondering how to make plane at verticles and it apply this way
how would one create a plane of 2 angles?
like 2 layers of angles.
im trying to design some handlebars and ive got it done in autocad lt but im having trouble bringing it to life in 3d form.
the handlebar ends rise by 10 degress but are also pulled towards the rider by 10 degrees.
how would one do this on a 3d program?
Useful. Damn. Useful. Thanks.
hi, i'm trying to attach a plane through 3 points on a scanned mesh and i am having mix results, 3 weeks ago it allow me to do it but now wont.
Wonderful! I have created planes, but could not draw on them. Now< I see the magic icon located just below "solid" which you selected./ I have spent hours trying to do this. I am off to the races now!!
I created a plane at a unique angle, and now I want an orthogonal view facing the plane in my Drawing. When I add Base Views to the Drawing, I can only select standard orientation angles like Top, Bottom, SW Isometric, etc. Can I create a drawing that squarely "looks at" the plane?
Easy fast and straight to business
Great content. You went a little too fast for me when you got to plane along a path.
Amazing!
Very helpful!
Just Exellent!
Liked and subscribed.
I want a plane construction method that requires specifying only two points. Fusion would then create a plane along the implicit line connecting the two points and then allow me to specify the angle the plane makes with those two points. This would have come in handy in so many instances where I needed a plane but none of the existing construction methods were just right for what I wanted to do.
Great work very helpful
Could you please make a video about numbers on a flat plane such as watch face with 12 numbers also Roman numbers if possible I thank you
Helpful, yes, very helpful. Thank you.
You're welcome!
Well done.
Thanks!
wow amazing in 2024 also
Hi, is it possible to create a plane through an axis and a plane? it is a standart feature in most cad softwares but I can't find it in fusion...
Thanks for the good advice. I'm trying to figure out how to re-use a Construction Plane multiple times. When I create a plane, and then put a Sketch on it, the plane disappears and can't be reused. I'd like to save a Plane and give it a name so I can use it multiple times.
It sounds like a timeline problem. You can't Fusion 360 won't let you reference things in the future for stuff made in the past.
th-cam.com/video/o5NsPOcXLho/w-d-xo.html
Very good!!!
Thanks very much! Glad you liked it! :)
still cant make construct plane in mid cylyndrical
How would you section a circular object axially with a construction plane?
You look like Mark Zuckerberg's cousin who is really into guns and fitness.
Anyway, thanks for the video :)
how do you get the real dimension view of the offset plane at 3:35 ? thx
Whoahhh blown away by this awesome tutorial! Can you say…. SUBSCRIBE?
ive got to ask how did you figure all of this out? Modeling can be very complicated. its like second nature to you. did you self teach or go to school for it?
really nice tutorial!! wow! how great you explain all! thank man! here you got my comment, like and subscribe!
Instead of the offset planewhy not just sketch the diagram on the parent plane and then just add an offset in the extruded feature
Kinda confused on your constant switching between units. English or Metric? pick one! lol
"Intuitive?" lol