Fusion 360 Tutorial - Easy Snap Fit Cases!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- Learn how to design enclosures with snap fit covers! Use autodesk Fusion 360 to create a parametrically driven project case for electronics.
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I came here to see how you designed snap covers, and ended up learning everything I wish I had known about Fusion360 instead! You are by far one of the best teachers I've seen!
Same, went "snap lids, nice" and ended up sitting glued in front of the entire thing thinking "OH, that's how you do that?"
Knowing these functions would've saved me literal days hahaha
Adafruit Ind. youtube vids 2am > several actual classes @ uni haha
Easiest sub in a long time
I'm 1 minute in and just realized the same. If there's more I WANT IT! /me goes back to watching.
For me personally, this was the best Fusion tutorial I have ever watched. Thank you!
Seriously! It was so easy to follow and him showing himself make mistakes and how to easily brush them off on the fly was eye opening
Totally agree! The best I’ve seen yet. Literally covers just about everything I think I’ll need to make a box like this.
This tutorial alone has convinced me to give Fusion 360 another shot
I been watching Fusion videos by other TH-camrs all weekend and this video alone showed me at least 3 short cuts that made life so much easier.
Six years later and still easy to follow and straight to the point.
Thanks!
And I watch it every now and then as it's a very clever way to do it! Really one of the best f360 videos out there.
10:01 just thought I’d let ya know “heighth” is not a word, nor has it ever been one. However, this helped me immensely 😉 thanks for a wonderful tutorial.
Even five years later, this is the perfect tutorial for fusion and modeling objects in general. Depth, breadth, concise. The concepts you cover bleed over to all projects. Bravo!
Best case design video for Fusion 360 on the internet even 5+ years later. Mandatory learning for any enclosure design.
Great! didn't know about named parameters and there were a number of other things here that I'd seen before but hadn't quite understood first time round. A few other things were nicely re-enforced here too. Thanks!
Wonderful tutorial. I've just started with Fusion and watched so many tutorials, but until yet I didn't even know that we can work with variables. It makes some projects so much easier.
That was absolutely brilliant, thank you! I learned so much from this one tutorial, more than I have learned from any other Fusion 360 tutorial. This basic enclosure will become the base for may project cases I design in the future. The use of variables for sizes has made this design so flexible.
This is the best Fusion360 tutorial I've seen so far. Thank you!
One of the best fusion 360 tutorials I have ever watched. Thank you!
Thank you. I love the speed of this tutorial. It doesn't waste time on basics that I already know.
Noe, fantastic tutorial! Clever way to create those nubs! Thanks for sharing!
I have watched this a couple of times and am still learning, This method is so efficient and easy to adapt to other projects, Thanks for a great job.
This is just what I needed! Thank you so much. I'm joining some parts for a crane and didn't want to glue them. Subscribed!!!
It took me a sec to realize you had the setting: Preferences | Design | Auto look at sketch turned off. Nice. I learned a lot of extra stuff.
Thanks for this great tutorial! So many small tips on efficient and parametric modeliing - in just minutes!
This video taught me WAY more than making snap connections. Excellent tutorial.
I already designed some things in Fusion 360 for 3D printing, but this tutorial was really helpful, thank you!
Wish I had watched this before I started my design. Answers many questions. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for creating this great tutorial. You're right, leveraging the tools available can help eliminate a lot of sketches.
As a newbie to 3d design, this is priceless, thank you so much!
By a long way, this is the best tutorial I have ever watched - excellently demonstrated, well communicated, and extremely useful content - I wish all tutorials were this well presented - good job my friend!
Excellent walk through and a great introduction to parametric modelling!
Thank you for this tutorial! Im using to create a clip on cover for my prosthetic leg and hopefully get into the buisness of making covers for other amputees. This was very helpful
I've learnt more in this tutorial than most on youtube please keep up the good work
This tutorial has been exceptionally helpful! Not just the actual topic, but the way to go about building things more efficiently has given me a huge plate of food for thought! Thank you so much.
Learned so many handy tip in this video. Thanks! great pace and clear explanation for what and WHY you were using your workflow.
I love how many Features of fusion You Show US in your tutorials ❤️🔥
What an amazing tutorial ... I didn't know about preferences ... what a time saver. Thanks!
Exactly what I needed to know!!
Thanks for taking the time to share this.
This was so satisfying to watch how everything came together. I'm new to Fusion 360 and 3D printing and with your tutorials and Paul McWhorter's tutorials, I am loving learning Fusion 360.
Your pace is quick but easy to follow.
Thanks for creating these tutorials, they are helping a great deal.
Kind regards.
I am 4 months into Fusion from using Sketchup as my N00b starting point on 3D printing and this video has just put me over the top. Thank you! Perfect the way you run through and describe the techniques your are using. Thank you again, I just knew I should be able to mirror a feature somehow! (of course before I knew it as "mirror that").
Your best tutorial yet, really using the power of F360 to save steps. Would love to see how to apply the snap closure nubs to curved surfaces, such as the round "shape" case for the Circuit Playground. Thanks for doing these great videos!
Really clear, very well explained, no nonsense. PERFECT TUTORIAL. Thank you so much, I really enjoyed learning with you.
Highly recommended for beginner! I have watched it over and over again. Now I am able to draw the snap case without look at this video again!
This tutorial blew my mind, I learned so much about Fusion I'm going to restart my design from scratch and do it properly. Thank you!
Wow! That was incredibly helpful! One of the reasons for it being so is that, opposed to other tutorials, you went out of your way and explained all the little fusion360 details pro-users just forgot they even adhere to but beginners struggle with. Like the constrainted line you made there, I finally understood those details I struggled so much with, when I followed other tutorials but it simply didn't work. Thank you!
Just improved my fusion skills by 200%! Now I create proper driven-dimension designs. Thanks!
This quickly opened up a new avenue for me with Fusion - good jorb sir!
great tip. it's always nice when you learn something that saves you time.
Very well explained and demonstrated. Thanks for your Layer By Layer series as well. They improved my Fusion skills a lot! :-)
I learned so much from this tutorial, that I will likely watch it several times to make sure I get all the concepts.
I'm gonna binge watch your fusion playlist.
Thanks for the knowledge.
Excellent tutorial. It was just the right speed. One of the very best videos that I've watched on Fusion 360 yet.
As others have mentioned before me, this tutorial brought me up to speed with many Fusion 360 features which improved my beginner workflow. You are a very articulate teacher. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. Very consise, simple, and loaded with powerful tips. I agree with others here that this is the best Fusion 360 tutorial I've seen.
This is awesome. 25 years ago I was using Autocad 12 and 3D Studio for structural drafting. I've been out of it for the last 20 years. Just now getting in to Fusion 360. Your tutorial will save me a lot of time and really increase my learning curve. Great Job!! Thanks for taking the time to do these vids
Awesome tutorial. Worth watching just to learn about using construction lines to constrain sketches! Can't wait to use the features in here in future designs.
Excellent tutorial. First tutorial I've come across going over good practices and using parameters!
Wow! I'm fairly new to Fusion 360 but this video was a real eye opener. Probably the biggest knowledge leap I've made so far! Very well explained and easy to follow - even for a noob like me. Keep up the great work!
Just got a 3d printer. Your video just thought me SO MUCH MORE. This just changed my Cabinetry, CNC routing game. Thank you so much.
One of the best intros to Fusion I have seen, if not the best.
This may have FINALLY got me using Fusion. Thanks Noe!
Thank you for a FANTASTIC tutorial! I just printed mine and it's terrific! Just what I needed!
Easy. Helpful. I learnt a lot! Awesome. Thank you!
Other tutorials introduced me to the basics of Fusion 360, but this one tutorial introduced me to more intermediate topics than I can count. Easily the best 22 minute learning experience I've had in a long time. Well done and thank you very much for sharing.
OMG! Awesome tutorial! Now all my cases will be like this! THANKS!!!!
5 years later and this is still the best Fusion Tutorial I have seen. Awesome job, keep up the great work and don’t forget to save your project ;)
Thanks for sharing, just finished a case for my PyCom FiPy module in minutes thanks to having watched this previously!
Wow, just wow. I learned a lot from this video. Thank you so much for sharing this.
I usually hate when I Google for how to do some action in Fusion and end up at a lengthy video instead of a short description, but this video was awesome from start to finish! I came here looking for how to make a case (the shell command is not something I've used before) and ended up learning about mirroring, components, tapering, and 3D friendly snap mechanisms. When I was through I thought 'who made this awesome video' and of course it was Adafruit.
Great stuff! Can't wait for my Trinket to arrive tomorrow so I can continue working on my enclosure. Thanks!
Great tutorial, short crisp and to the point with some great tips to save time.
Absolutely Perfect. I have to admit that I have been methodically going through Lars Christensen's Beginners Fusion 360 videos so I had some comfort with the tool but, Yes, like it has been said below, a Super good example of using parameters and having a complet box with a snapping lid. I use this all the time now to start a new project where I need a box. Just open this project and do a Save As. Thanks Again!!!
I agree with PacoWang. I solved an important part of my beginner's problems using the 3D. Many thanks
Not a simple and obvious tutorial as somebody might think, but I could go through it and improve my skills. Many thanks!
This taught me so much about 360, thank you
this tutorial is so helpful I keep coming back to it
The best tutorial out there. I learned so much. Thank you.
Thank you for this detailed tutorial, much appreciated!
This is the tutorial of this kind that better takes advantage of fusion360 features. Well done
Great tutorial. Very easy to follow. THANK YOU!
I have been using Fusion 360 as a hobbyist for about 3 years and have watched many tutorials on its usage. This is by far the best and most useful. You have a new subscriber!
Very helpful in many ways. Thank you for keeping the pace up in comparison to most (I mean, we all know where the pause button is when we need it, right?)
Been doing tutorials for the past 4 days, this is the best tutorial I've seen, on a tangent but im about to graduate and I love using and learning this program, i wish i had went into a program of study that utilized this (or something similar), I dont find it boring, ive always been interested in creating 3d objects, tried blender and a couple other programs and they werent as intuitive and cool as this program. Getting a 3D printer some time next week.
Excellent tutorial. All steps are logic, optimised and help develop good habits. Thank you.
I concur with many other comments! Awesome video and learned lots of new tricks. As a bonus, I have a now a parametric enclosure!! great job!
Really enjoyed this tutorial. Learned a lot. Thank you!
Thanks very much for the tutorial. Excellent tips, and especially some of the shortcuts. I have one suggestion: if you start your box centered on the origin you won't need to construct a mid-point plane. I've found more than once that centering the origin can be extremely useful in these sorts of constructs.
I loved the tip on extruding at an angle! That will undoubtedly save me lots of time in the future.
Awesome, really enjoyed this...would love to see other practical techniques you use when 3d modeling
Excellent tutorial! Very hard to open the case though so I added a similar indentation using tapered angle on the other sides, at the intersection of the case and the lid.
The most practical and useful tutorial ever! You teaches in a very concise manner! Thank you soooo much!
Amazing, underrated tutorial. This should have a million views!
Nice work. I've been thinking about making this same shift in how I use the software, thanks for the good examples and added motivation.
Thank you for this, it was just what I was looking for
Super clear, super helpful tutorial! Thanks!
Oh! So that's how you are supposed to draw in Fusion. I've been doing it all wrong. This is your most useful vid so far - Thanks!
Just a FANTASTIC tutorial. Thank you much!
Loving this tutorial, thanks a million.
Outstanding. Better even than the Autodesk training tutorials themselves. Very satisfying to see some of the more obscure capabilities (like extruding at an angle) put to practical use. Thanks!
Omg this is truly amazing content, i have been a 3D artist for the past 8 years and mainly used cinema 4d but modelling can be a pain with it and i recently brought my self a 3D printer and looking to do my own designs i can do it in cinema 4d but fusion is next level i have been putting off learning it for a while now but this video has changed that i never knew just how parametric this software is, i am a use fan of none destructive workflows so fusion 360 is perfect. Thank you this video
Thank you so much for this video! Best video that you've made to date, it will save me so much time!!!
Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing your techniques!
This is such a great video. Thank you SO MUCH for making this!! I used this example in my own project immediacy after watching. Exactly what I was looking for.
THANK YOU. I work in finance and just got into 3D printing and I always thought in the back of my head that Fusion 360 has to have a ton of shortcuts and tricks like Excel (in terms of getting used to it) and this is exactly what I needed to help bring my designs to life.
Your Snap Fit is really amazing. I tried it and it is perfect. Thank you so much.
You are great! I learned so much in one video and feel like an expert right now.
Great tutorial, very well explained! Thanks!
For the first nub sketch you can actually just use the midpoint constraint along the top edge of the inside of the enclosure and the top of the rectangle. It's not super obvious but the midpoint constraint can make lines share their midpoints. The only real trick to it is that it's easier to do when the lines aren't on top of each other since fusion handles stacked lines really poorly, but that's easy to work around by just moving the rectangle before you apply the constraint (or not making it on top of the line in the first place.) It also means you don't need the initial coincident/collinear constraint.
As a third option, I created a point where it snapped to the middle of the case line and another point where it snapped to the middle of the rectangle's top line, then picked "coincident" as a constraint.
This is much quicker
Top notch stuff! Thank you for this awesome tutorial
Thanks a bunch for this video, it was really helpful, and I ended up learning allot more than I expected!