I seen these being printed and wondered how they got the shapes, a well timed tutorial and great explanation, I’m going to give this a go for sure. Thank you
Centerline is nice if you are designing revolved parts for sure. For a normal dimension you can right click and make it a "diameter" as well, but the centerline just tells Fusion you are intending to revolve that thing.
First time i comment on a video, thanks for sharing, awesome explanation and great video in general, you litterally made my day, i wish you the best of luck.
Being a complete beginner to fusion, this 12 minute video took me a couple hours lol. But fingers crossed I followed well enough that my print will turn out. Some things that took me forever to figure out - how the heck we selected the bottom of the cone to make a project -Assigning the radius to the pre mirrored object I probably should have started with a total beginner project 😊
Yeah this one might have been a bit quick for just getting started but fingers crossed it printed! We do have Absolute Beginner content on our site www.learneverythingaboutdesign.com/ This stuff is listed for a small fee but is add free and gives us the ability to add and update it when Fusion updates, where TH-cam doesn't let us do that without doing a new upload. Here is another one that I haven't made a video on that uses the same technique as the cone. a360.co/3NqlggF On the questions Assigning the radius to the pre mirrored object. D on the keyboard is the dimension tool. You can also click on the dimension on the far right of that first CREATE section of tools, or use that create drop down and see it there. When we start a new sketch on a face it will bring the profile of the selection for us, but i used P on the keyboard to project it as it makes the edge more visible. You can also find this on the create menu under the Project/Include section near the bottom.
@ Thank you 🙏. Honestly I am grateful for your reply and your fantastic tutorials. This fidget is printing now so we shall see how it turns out and if I managed to follow all of your steps with my lack of fusion knowledge. Wish I had seen and subbed to your channel sooner Edit to add, print finished and it’s awesome. My kids are fighting to the death over it lol
Another great little tutorial! Thanks! What i learned today... centerline in sketches 😅 Didn't even noticed that this exist in fusion. Instant diameter dimension and keep the profile is great!
Can you make a video of making a spiral vortex within a cylinder while keeping the vortex the same size around? I have been trying for months to figure out using the Modify Edge Form and rotating the top around. However the middle gets smaller causing loss of air flow. Thanks in advance.
Im not sure "Modify Edge Form". There is the Edit Form tool if you are using forms for this. The process would (should) be the same where you can sweep your profile on a line and twist. The only difference is the cone part of it. you wouldn't want a cone at all. you would just sweep your shape and then cut it out of your cylinder.
I am sure you could do it with Blender, but something like this is way easier in a brep CAD type program. You would need to use some booleans to get it done in Blender and likely instead of a sweep with twist you would need to take verts on the top of your object and twist them with proportional editing enabled....
I’d love to learn how to do this in plasticity but can’t seem to figure it out. If someone could help me that’d be great or if OP could make a tutorial even better!
@@adamfosfi691 The plasticity one went live last week th-cam.com/video/FUH8IvXmodE/w-d-xo.html at 5min are you trying to follow along in Plasticity doing this?
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign No in fact im not allowed to use plasticity and didn't know about it till you just mentioned it - I'm restricted to using fusion 360 only thats because im doing industrial design. :( Otherwise I would definitely do the new tutorial because we are currently going into fidget toys
@@adamfosfi691 Have you looked at the Print in Place shark we did? I have a video on modeling it and one on how to set it up for print in place. I have come across some other designs i might try to make videos on as well. The plasticity fidget toys should be easy to do in fusion and i will have some coming soon for fusion as well. some Halloween themed ones.
oh no! What printer are you using? I slowed mine down to 50mm/s and print the outer walls first. I had the print in place version fail but it was a material clog.
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign cheers got it for the kid easythreed nano crap thing got the file of thingyverse but it stops at like the half way point each time
I seen these being printed and wondered how they got the shapes, a well timed tutorial and great explanation, I’m going to give this a go for sure. Thank you
Do it for sure. It is way easier than it looks!
Ha, now I know what the 'centerline' type does along with the 'twist angle' on a sweep. Thanks Matt!
Centerline is nice if you are designing revolved parts for sure. For a normal dimension you can right click and make it a "diameter" as well, but the centerline just tells Fusion you are intending to revolve that thing.
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign Never knew that CL option either, great tip once again!
First time i comment on a video, thanks for sharing, awesome explanation and great video in general, you litterally made my day, i wish you the best of luck.
Wow thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!!!
Being a complete beginner to fusion, this 12 minute video took me a couple hours lol. But fingers crossed I followed well enough that my print will turn out.
Some things that took me forever to figure out
- how the heck we selected the bottom of the cone to make a project
-Assigning the radius to the pre mirrored object
I probably should have started with a total beginner project 😊
Yeah this one might have been a bit quick for just getting started but fingers crossed it printed!
We do have Absolute Beginner content on our site www.learneverythingaboutdesign.com/ This stuff is listed for a small fee but is add free and gives us the ability to add and update it when Fusion updates, where TH-cam doesn't let us do that without doing a new upload.
Here is another one that I haven't made a video on that uses the same technique as the cone.
a360.co/3NqlggF
On the questions
Assigning the radius to the pre mirrored object. D on the keyboard is the dimension tool. You can also click on the dimension on the far right of that first CREATE section of tools, or use that create drop down and see it there.
When we start a new sketch on a face it will bring the profile of the selection for us, but i used P on the keyboard to project it as it makes the edge more visible. You can also find this on the create menu under the Project/Include section near the bottom.
@ Thank you 🙏. Honestly I am grateful for your reply and your fantastic tutorials. This fidget is printing now so we shall see how it turns out and if I managed to follow all of your steps with my lack of fusion knowledge.
Wish I had seen and subbed to your channel sooner
Edit to add, print finished and it’s awesome. My kids are fighting to the death over it lol
Another great little tutorial! Thanks!
What i learned today... centerline in sketches 😅
Didn't even noticed that this exist in fusion. Instant diameter dimension and keep the profile is great!
Very Welcome! Glad that centerline thing was helpful :)
Nice tutorial, fun and the noise is crispy and also funny, Thanks!💯
Glad you enjoyed!
Great video! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Can you make a video of making a spiral vortex within a cylinder while keeping the vortex the same size around? I have been trying for months to figure out using the Modify Edge Form and rotating the top around. However the middle gets smaller causing loss of air flow. Thanks in advance.
Im not sure "Modify Edge Form". There is the Edit Form tool if you are using forms for this.
The process would (should) be the same where you can sweep your profile on a line and twist. The only difference is the cone part of it. you wouldn't want a cone at all. you would just sweep your shape and then cut it out of your cylinder.
Can this be done using Autodesk Inventor? Or point me in the right direction, would love for my students to make these.
absolutely! why don't you send me an email support@caducator.com
thank you ❤
You're welcome 😊
I use 3 oval slots. Pattern them
Great!!! Awesome!! Tks!!
Glad you like it!
make this, in plasticiyt? great Chanel!!
I have had a few requests for that so maybe i need to :)
Is it possible to do this with Blender?
I am sure you could do it with Blender, but something like this is way easier in a brep CAD type program. You would need to use some booleans to get it done in Blender and likely instead of a sweep with twist you would need to take verts on the top of your object and twist them with proportional editing enabled....
I’d love to learn how to do this in plasticity but can’t seem to figure it out. If someone could help me that’d be great or if OP could make a tutorial even better!
I have another 3d printed fidget video I am working on for plasticity, but let me think on doing the same one in Plasticity.
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign excited for it any updates of when it will be out? I loved this tutorial but got lost at the middle part starting at 5:00
@@adamfosfi691 The plasticity one went live last week th-cam.com/video/FUH8IvXmodE/w-d-xo.html at 5min are you trying to follow along in Plasticity doing this?
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign No in fact im not allowed to use plasticity and didn't know about it till you just mentioned it - I'm restricted to using fusion 360 only thats because im doing industrial design. :(
Otherwise I would definitely do the new tutorial because we are currently going into fidget toys
@@adamfosfi691 Have you looked at the Print in Place shark we did? I have a video on modeling it and one on how to set it up for print in place. I have come across some other designs i might try to make videos on as well. The plasticity fidget toys should be easy to do in fusion and i will have some coming soon for fusion as well. some Halloween themed ones.
Tried 3 times and it fails at the halfway mark each time 🤨
oh no! What printer are you using? I slowed mine down to 50mm/s and print the outer walls first. I had the print in place version fail but it was a material clog.
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign cheers got it for the kid easythreed nano crap thing got the file of thingyverse but it stops at like the half way point each time
@@sshaunss did you try printing the file from the video? a360.co/3SzEa7y
@@LearnEverythingAboutDesign no but I will maybe the thingiverse one is broke
i cant find your contact email anywhere is it private?
it should be on the outro slide of the video and public on the YT channel. support@caducator.com