Fusion 360 Course 1: Arduino UNO Enclosure

In this course, we build a simple 3D printable enclosure for the very common Arduino UNO board using Autodesk Fusion 360.
Reference Dimensions drawing: i.imgur.com/Qu65kad.png
Arduino UNO model: gallery.autodesk.com/fusion36...

[@mechsparks]

Thank you for the video and Arduino model.

[@SebastianSchocke]

Most welcome... it's very outdated though, I hope one can still follow it with the newer Fusion versions.

[@TheSolderingGuy007]

You sir, are an absolute gold mine. I knew there must be a simple & systematic way to create cases/enclosures. This is it !

[@kieranj67]

This is a masterpiece of a tutorial, nothing I have seen on youtube comes close, thank you so much!

[@vanderjeroen]

Very helpful video! I'm lookng forward to follow the next courses. :-)
Keep up the good work!

[@JacobZigenis]

Seems awfully similar to the tutorial by Taylor Stein on the Fusion 360 channel...

[@yungnut4247]

You can watch the entire thing in a shorter time, more understandable, and easier to follow right here!
th-cam.com/video/E0bhdr84FNU/w-d-xo.html

[@badublackwater6556]

@@yungnut4247 this one is more for beginners I did like it more

[@philippe5394]

Yes, excellent tutorial, easy to follow and to apply in // Great work!!

[@badublackwater6556]

I'm greatful to have such nice tutorials for FREE in youtube !!

[@davidcarnsew512]

Excellent tutorial, nice and slow and easy to follow - Great work!! Looking forward to go through your next tutorials. Hopefully the volume is a little louder other than that - Fantastic!!

[@D4rKiTo]

Thanks mate. Don't worry about being slow, it's better because we can follow your videos with fusion360 without pause and resume ;)

[@juansalazar9476]

Very good tutorial, I learned how to use tools properly. Thanks

[@DmytroDanylevskyi]

Thank you! You just opened the whole new world for me :)

[@ewwkl7279]

Thank you. It's a good tutorial for beginner just like me. I imported the Uno board but couldn't find texture or appearance so it's grey color as a whole.

[@badublackwater6556]

Oustandingly well done sir. I appreciate your video very much thank you !!!!!

[@sameerk12982]

This is the perfect tutorial for beginners.....Thank you very much Sir for creating such a wonderful and easy to understand tutorial. I have created the UNO case following your tutorial. Appreciated.

[@Rubbernecker]

Excellent video!!

[@susano4593]

good video

[@dancormany8129]

Awesome tutorial thanks! Speed and comprehension were perfect for my novice level, easy to follow without having to pause or rewind and explanations of why a particular command is used are very helpful for retention. Looking forward to more lessons...

[@noealves8400]

It is similar, indeed. But between the two I stick with this one. It is slow indeed, but if you're learning, that's good. Thank you for posting such a detailed explanation and for being so clear on the explanations. MUCH appreciated.

[@Brickkzz]

Thanks for the nice video, but I had to increase the speed to 1.25x

[@robertb3595]

when you have extruded the bigger slot for the pins you have cut through one of the pin inserts of the top cover at 57:12 . So the offset of .6 is too big. Looks like there is no room for any offset because distance between pin slots and pin insert of top cover is 0

[@cekaflirr]

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mrc mon boug

[@morgangrangiens9991]

Merci §§§§§§

[@galaxylord4000]

Please recreate this it's so outdated

[@sa_me_calme]

comment tu fais pour les ronds etape 26:25

[@davidcarnsew512]

No more tutorials ?? That's a real pity - Please add some case tutorials for Raspberry PI, Pi Zero etc.

[@tdg911]

Jesus H, nice video but man you remind me of Mr. Rogers... slow slow slow.... ty anyway for the tips.

[@Junyo]

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