Curves and Bends in Fusion 360 - Extrude Along Path

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In this video I show you how to model bends and curves in Fusion 360. We can do this easily by defining using the sweep tool. If you're a beginner and interested in learning Fusion 360, check out my Fusion 360 for beginners course!
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[@PeteDubler]

Well done. Some of the most straight-forward tutorials on the internet.

[@Giekeme]

Oh yes! This has caused me so much headache. So happy I found your tutorials

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Thank you. Exactly the tutorial I was looking for and super easy to follow.

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Perfect. Easy to follow.

[@lucasbellows]

cheers, very informative, this was exactly the function I was trying to find

[@mentalmoto763]

I will go and try this, I think this is what i was looking for. thank you.

[@MichelBricole]

Cool, thanks for sharing!

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Super Helpful!

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[@thehardwareguy]

Thanks Rick, it's going to be great! Should be up on my website next month!

[@EasyFold007]

Lovely tip thx👌

[@rosskocen4641]

Good info

[@ohlins901]

Dude...thanks!!!

[@joeguzman8396]

You can also use the shell command to hollow out the pipe. Much faster. I think you can create a pipe along the pipe and choose whether to hollow it. Many different ways to accomplish this in Fusion 360

[@thehardwareguy]

Yes of course! The shell tool is great, there is also a pipe tool. This video focuses on creating curves/bends as opposed to hollowing out objects. The objective was to show that you can extrude along a path fairly easily!

[@joeguzman8396]

@@thehardwareguy Awesome. Keep up the good work. Keep the videos coming

[@cfloutier]

thanks a lot

[@paulbendel986]

Thanks! Also what about joining two cylinders with a cone where the two cylinders are not aligned with each other?

[@scrainbow1234]

Holy shit. I cannot BEGIN to tell you the HOURS i have spent banging my head against the wall to extrude cut something at an angle. HOURS. DAYS EVEN. All i had to do was just sweep instead and click a damn line. I'm so mad but thank you so much.

[@rosumparat]

It doesn't work for me at all.
I made everything correct up to 1:51 then I made a custom shape the finished the sketch but when it comes to E I can't select the new sketch/sweep/path then extrude.
I swear fusion is insanely frustrating.

[@user-hy4ox1ye3b]

Lost you at finish sketch. Circle disappears and not sure what to do next

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[@thehardwareguy]

Fixed! Thanks for letting me know

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ok lA

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