With your initial measurements, transferring them in, and then using one to calculate another (eg. This needs to be half of that @ 5:02). You’d probably find that using the parameters functionality within Fusion360 would help. It also allows you to save notes against each. From memory I think you can find them in the “Modify >> Parameters” menu.
@@DrAlanQuanNo worries! Was great to see the whole process. Would love to see more like this. Also loving the production quality and the time and effort you put in to the videos! Please keep doing what you're doing.
I don't know about you, but I like to put a version number directly on my prints, so I can remember which revision is which - once they start piling up on the table. I usually just slap some text on there and extrude
Ngl... 32:03 almost got me in a hypnotic trance state
It gets me every time 😅
With your initial measurements, transferring them in, and then using one to calculate another (eg. This needs to be half of that @ 5:02).
You’d probably find that using the parameters functionality within Fusion360 would help. It also allows you to save notes against each.
From memory I think you can find them in the “Modify >> Parameters” menu.
Notes sounds amazing! I'm sure there is so much functionality I'm leaving on the table. Thank you for the hot tip!
This was great! Thank you
Thanks for watching and commenting! Wasn't expecting this as this is one of my lower view videos but really glad to have you here :)
@@DrAlanQuanNo worries! Was great to see the whole process. Would love to see more like this. Also loving the production quality and the time and effort you put in to the videos! Please keep doing what you're doing.
Jacob, that is just a wonderful thing to read and thank you so much for sharing that. See you again in the comments :)
I don't know about you, but I like to put a version number directly on my prints, so I can remember which revision is which - once they start piling up on the table.
I usually just slap some text on there and extrude
That's a great idea! I've vaguely thought about it before, but I've never looked into how to write text on an object. Time to learn :)