There are services like 3d Hubs where people list their 3d printer for orders. People have added their printers from all over the world so you might find one by you. I had used one near me for a project and it was quite reasonable price wise.
That's really nice to hear. I always wondered how many people watch that don't have printers. I'm glad I can provide some value. Thanks for letting me know. :)
Awesome as always Garrett. I'm gradually trying to be less precise. With this type of model you have taut me that it doesn't need to be, it looks far more 'natural' without it.
I struggled with that too. My early models I literally measured pictures on my screen to replicate them precisely. So the forms tool in Fusion made me a lot better at just going with the flow a bit. :)
Yeah Fusion is awesome. And I've been wanting to do a mask, I haven't gotten around to it yet. It'd be fun to mess with. Any masks that you've been wanting but don't have the files for? ;)
Hello, i am very thankful to your video tutorials,. I am facing a problem, in the sculpt environment when i use the draging arrows to create a new layer in the required direction. Instead i am getting the elongation of the edge in that direction.. HOW TO RESOLVE THIS.?
Great tutorial. I am having issues with the chamfer on the edge, though, No matter how small a chamfer I make, it just won't work and gives an error message instead. Any ideas why this might be?
Nice videos! Can you make a "how to" model a helmet or mask with some complex form (like a stormtrooper or something like that) with 3 image references? i cant find videos about it.
Im new to fusion so i started watching you but when i go to upload the file on fusion it doesnt show when i use normal file explorer its there but on fusions it isnt can you me with this?
It's the SpaceNavigator 3D Mouse from 3DConnexion. :) Here's my review if you're interested in learning a bit more about it: th-cam.com/video/hvrknEez6yY/w-d-xo.html
There's a few different ways you can achieve something like that. Part 3 in this video series will be pretty close to what you're wanting I think. If you tweet me a picture of what specifically you're going for, I might be able to elaborate a bit on it. :)
You do not know how long I spent doing stupid workarounds before you just used the draft tool to thin the blade............... mega tilt but also thank you
please make me a anime 3D kagime rin and kagime len if you not know who is that kagime rin and len see in the you tube and search kagime rin ang len ok please make me that anime i bag you iff not i will cry please *how many i say please??*
I respectfully disagree. This was meant to be a tutorial, not a finished model. So it was just showing how to quickly and easily create a base of a prop or cosplay sword that could be built upon. Fusion can absolutely make swords. It's a robust CAD program, it can make almost anything if you're creative enough.
I dont have a 3d printer or anything but i still watch these cause you're awesome and these are very entertaining!
There are services like 3d Hubs where people list their 3d printer for orders. People have added their printers from all over the world so you might find one by you. I had used one near me for a project and it was quite reasonable price wise.
That's really nice to hear. I always wondered how many people watch that don't have printers. I'm glad I can provide some value. Thanks for letting me know. :)
Hey man I am aware that I am a bit late here but even 3 years later this tutorial is phenomenal and I would like to thank you
Dig it sir, thank you very much. SO looking forward for the rest of this series! Keep on rocking.
Wow ! Thanks you for the blade part ! I have issues to make this kind of parts so it is very heplfull !
i have been using fusion for 3 years and god do i wish i saw this sooner. great explanations i even learned some stuff
Awesome as always Garrett. I'm gradually trying to be less precise. With this type of model you have taut me that it doesn't need to be, it looks far more 'natural' without it.
I struggled with that too. My early models I literally measured pictures on my screen to replicate them precisely. So the forms tool in Fusion made me a lot better at just going with the flow a bit. :)
Looks great. Looking forward to the other parts, specially the part to break it into smaller parts.
What do I look up on Google to get that katana image specifically
Btw how do i resize the pic after placing it?
gah damn man... ok I need to watch this again try this out. I have the perfect project in mind. Would love to see you do a tutorial on a mask ;)
Yeah Fusion is awesome. And I've been wanting to do a mask, I haven't gotten around to it yet. It'd be fun to mess with. Any masks that you've been wanting but don't have the files for? ;)
Why didn’t you add the blade tip in when you drew the shape ?
Hello, i am very thankful to your video tutorials,.
I am facing a problem, in the sculpt environment when i use the draging arrows to create a new layer in the required direction. Instead i am getting the elongation of the edge in that direction.. HOW TO RESOLVE THIS.?
Well done video!
great as always! can't wait for part 2 and 3 :)
excellent video. Very smooth demo of the process.
Great tutorial. I am having issues with the chamfer on the edge, though, No matter how small a chamfer I make, it just won't work and gives an error message instead. Any ideas why this might be?
This was so helpful for a project I have to do! Thank you!
Nice videos! Can you make a "how to" model a helmet or mask with some complex form (like a stormtrooper or something like that) with 3 image references? i cant find videos about it.
You make it look so easy! :)
I'm very new to this but really enjoying your video's ! Original Prusa will be here in a month :-) (huge backorder)
Great vid. Would love to see your take on a helmet.
Nice tutorial. I would have used profile and sweep for the blade though.
Im new to fusion so i started watching you but when i go to upload the file on fusion it doesnt show when i use normal file explorer its there but on fusions it isnt can you me with this?
How do you rotate the views so beautifully smoothly?
I forget what model he has but he has a SpaceMouse that lets him turn a knob to rotate around. One of his earlier videos shows what one.
It's the SpaceNavigator 3D Mouse from 3DConnexion. :)
Here's my review if you're interested in learning a bit more about it: th-cam.com/video/hvrknEez6yY/w-d-xo.html
thanks!
Make a vid how to make sheet for sword
Thank you for the vid. I have a question tho. Every time I try to extrude or revolve my sketch will disappear..I don't know what's going on
ok i found it im so stupid
Is that the katana of The Bride in "Kill Bill"?
Great work Garrett!
Is there a build-in tool to allow you to create notched mating surfaces like you see on real model kits?
You could draw one then use pattern to repeat down the length of the handle. That might help some.
There's a few different ways you can achieve something like that. Part 3 in this video series will be pretty close to what you're wanting I think. If you tweet me a picture of what specifically you're going for, I might be able to elaborate a bit on it. :)
Heeey! Nice video and nice channel. Thank you! :)
thank you sir...!!
You do not know how long I spent doing stupid workarounds before you just used the draft tool to thin the blade............... mega tilt but also thank you
Cool! :D
Your going to slice up a sword??? 13:35
please make me a anime 3D kagime rin and kagime len if you not know who is that kagime rin and len see in the you tube and search kagime rin ang len ok please make me that anime i bag you iff not i will cry please *how many i say please??*
Katana + Fedora Hat = soyboy
Sorry bro, but this model is super poor. You just can not do swords in this programe.
I respectfully disagree. This was meant to be a tutorial, not a finished model. So it was just showing how to quickly and easily create a base of a prop or cosplay sword that could be built upon. Fusion can absolutely make swords. It's a robust CAD program, it can make almost anything if you're creative enough.
I agree with Chaos Core on this one. This is actually a very well done sword and he clearly is only showing the basics with this video. Awesome job!