yo jared... your fire bro. Trust me, continue creating content and start busting jokes here and there for comic relief, and your channel will explode. You offer amazing value
I found the video informative but very hard too follow. You went through steps so fast and just click click click do this to get this doesnt tell me what you did. Yes I am a slow learner, and I realize you were trying to do it quickly. But personally for me its not clicking. Also me having the newer version of 360 kinda hurts aswell. If you remake this senario with the newer version I would love to catch that episode.
Thanks for letting me know Alex. If you ever need help or cant find an option, I give free help and one-on-one meetings in my discord. Link is in the description.
This was very helpful. I would like to see more about how curved faces can be changed from the stl version into the new model. the two videos I have watched of yours you only dealt with flat faces and only the parts of the original model that you wanted to modify. That was very helpful because I kept thinking I would need to change the entire model to be contained in the model I was working with NOT just the part I was going to change. After you demonstrated how you did this it made total sense so thank you for taking the time to share this. Also, if you do have a video on how to convert curved faces i'd be interested in watching - please share which video you recommend on this.
Would have been way faster to split the body where you wanted to extend. Move the new smaller body out and bridge the gap with the extrusion tool. Join when done.
Hey Brad, thanks for the comment. That would work for most projects that are simple single part projects. However, I wanted to make this video with proper design techniques that can translate to more advanced assemblies and are built in a way that compliment the parametric design abilities of the software. Once you get past 50-100 parts, the chop and print methods like you mention become a pain for the designer.
Using personal/ hobby version of Fusion 360. In modify, the last item I have is to convert. I am not finding Mesh to BRep anywhere. Is it only available if you purchase Fusion 360? Thanks for any help you can provide!
Hi, last year Fusion360 changed the location of a few options. I made this video to show where some of these options are now: th-cam.com/video/t9oCDXo7cYk/w-d-xo.html You can also ask me and other Fusion360 makers for free on my discord channel: discord.gg/8EjeVsB4
Love your videos been trying to jump from solid works to fusion but other vids just felt muddled. Would love to see how you go about with editing things like clearances and tolerance on thingiverse models
Thanks Jonatan, I also was using solidworks prior to fusion360 and know the transition can be tough for some aspects. I don't typically use fusion 360 for extremely tight tolerances simply because those projects are usually for companies that are using solidworks, but fusion allows for offsets as well and Ill try to make a video of that in the future.
Make sure you are in the "mesh" workspace when looking for that. You can also use the search tool to find mesh-to-brep. To do so, click anywhere in the workspace, type "s", the search tool will open, then type "mesh". You will then see the mesh-to-brep tool in the suggested tools.
was trying to follow with you, but after doing all the previous steps till ,modify mesh, my "mesh " option under modify is not there, my last option is "convert" instead, help?
Hi @Jim09channel, you are correct. Fusion360 changed the name of that tool to "convert mesh". I added a note about that to the video notes and will try to update the video soon. If you would like quicker help, you can reach out on Discord to get faster response. Discord link in the video discription.
@@BassBoostedWorld Good to hear. I didnt recieve a discord notification for some reason, but I am on, and if you want to send the stl files, I can take a look for you. But the tutorials he mentioned are pretty good, I did one a day last year and it helped alot.
No worries, please see fast forward to (time=2:50) in the video. You will need to turn off your design history to access the mesh workspace. Hope this helps
my version is different, (2.0.12392) however I did find what was needed, but it's amazing at what seems to be a simple model can be extremely complex, I just wanted to remove one of 3 slots for a remote holder and there are so many facets to the model it seems like it would be so much easier to just create a whole new design. I can't even find an updated video on how to move the model around for viewing.
Hi, to move the model around for viewing, click and drag the viewing cube. The view cube is located in the top right-hand corner of your fusion360 workspace. Feel free to also jump on my discord for one-on-one help/answers.
Correct. I believe they got rid of that tool early this year. What typically works, but isnt really a "pro-move" is to select a faced and press delete. If it merges, keep doing that, if it messes up, ctrl+z. There is a new tool that is similar to merge that I will try to make a video on to update this one. Cheers
Hi Greg, the easiest way to find a moved tool after an update is to type "s" for the search tool. It will then allow you to type the tool name your looking for. If you want to jump on Discord, I would be happy to help you. Link in the discription
![Importing and Editing STL Files in Fusion 360 [2022]](/img/n.gif)
yo jared... your fire bro. Trust me, continue creating content and start busting jokes here and there for comic relief, and your channel will explode. You offer amazing value
I appreciate that.
I found the video informative but very hard too follow. You went through steps so fast and just click click click do this to get this doesnt tell me what you did. Yes I am a slow learner, and I realize you were trying to do it quickly. But personally for me its not clicking. Also me having the newer version of 360 kinda hurts aswell. If you remake this senario with the newer version I would love to catch that episode.
Thanks for letting me know Alex. If you ever need help or cant find an option, I give free help and one-on-one meetings in my discord. Link is in the description.
This was very helpful. I would like to see more about how curved faces can be changed from the stl version into the new model. the two videos I have watched of yours you only dealt with flat faces and only the parts of the original model that you wanted to modify. That was very helpful because I kept thinking I would need to change the entire model to be contained in the model I was working with NOT just the part I was going to change. After you demonstrated how you did this it made total sense so thank you for taking the time to share this. Also, if you do have a video on how to convert curved faces i'd be interested in watching - please share which video you recommend on this.
Thanks for the feedback and suggestions. I dont currently have a video for curved faces, but Ill add it to my list of videos to make.
Seems the audio of your voice is very very quiet in this video compared to your last. I had to turn on CC to know what you were saying.
Thanks for letting me know Ryan. I appreciate that feedback and will keep it in mind. Do you have any subjects or questions I can help with?
@@jaredhanson9758 Nice video but will be possible to not have the keyboard's noise on next videos ? :-)
@@IceCreams62 I’ll have to figure out where a mic belongs lol
Would have been way faster to split the body where you wanted to extend. Move the new smaller body out and bridge the gap with the extrusion tool. Join when done.
Hey Brad, thanks for the comment. That would work for most projects that are simple single part projects. However, I wanted to make this video with proper design techniques that can translate to more advanced assemblies and are built in a way that compliment the parametric design abilities of the software. Once you get past 50-100 parts, the chop and print methods like you mention become a pain for the designer.
In the version I have there is no Mesh to Brep. I did a search of the tool and came up with nothing. Any suggestions?
Hi Michael. No worries, they moved it and I show where to find it in this video: www.loom.com/share/5ce8ecbbee6e47daa7559edb00f4f25f
Using personal/ hobby version of Fusion 360. In modify, the last item I have is to convert. I am not finding Mesh to BRep anywhere. Is it only available if you purchase Fusion 360? Thanks for any help you can provide!
Hi, last year Fusion360 changed the location of a few options. I made this video to show where some of these options are now: th-cam.com/video/t9oCDXo7cYk/w-d-xo.html
You can also ask me and other Fusion360 makers for free on my discord channel: discord.gg/8EjeVsB4
Love your videos been trying to jump from solid works to fusion but other vids just felt muddled. Would love to see how you go about with editing things like clearances and tolerance on thingiverse models
Thanks Jonatan, I also was using solidworks prior to fusion360 and know the transition can be tough for some aspects. I don't typically use fusion 360 for extremely tight tolerances simply because those projects are usually for companies that are using solidworks, but fusion allows for offsets as well and Ill try to make a video of that in the future.
Like your videos -easy to follow - Under Modify i don't show a mesh or a mesh to brep - can you tell me where this might be located
Make sure you are in the "mesh" workspace when looking for that. You can also use the search tool to find mesh-to-brep. To do so, click anywhere in the workspace, type "s", the search tool will open, then type "mesh". You will then see the mesh-to-brep tool in the suggested tools.
can you show us how to do something similar with parameters so we can change it later easy
You bet. I believe I show some parameter in the custom electronics enclosure video. And few free to message me on discord if you have questions.
I’ll try to get a parameter specific video out soon
@@jaredhanson9758 thanks a lot i learn a lot from you
Love the video thank you that is helpful ! Keyboard clicks are wee distracting but good job
Noted! Thanks Tony, Ill figure out where the mic goes one day lol.
Good video! I gotta say you do click with confidence! TWACK TWACK! Joke aside Its a very clear direct video on the procedure.
was trying to follow with you, but after doing all the previous steps till ,modify mesh, my "mesh " option under modify is not there, my last option is "convert" instead, help?
Hi @Jim09channel, you are correct. Fusion360 changed the name of that tool to "convert mesh". I added a note about that to the video notes and will try to update the video soon. If you would like quicker help, you can reach out on Discord to get faster response. Discord link in the video discription.
discord link expired sir :(
Sorry about that: this should work:discord.gg/7YH7Qmqr
@@jaredhanson9758 thanks im in
I was need help but someone helped me about watching tutorials.
@@BassBoostedWorld Good to hear. I didnt recieve a discord notification for some reason, but I am on, and if you want to send the stl files, I can take a look for you. But the tutorials he mentioned are pretty good, I did one a day last year and it helped alot.
@@jaredhanson9758 sure sir, I will text u on discord
I want to do this but I don't have any mesh options. How so I get them?
No worries, please see fast forward to (time=2:50) in the video. You will need to turn off your design history to access the mesh workspace. Hope this helps
@@jaredhanson9758 It worked. Thank you
@@uyegidgg You bet. If you run into more issues, feel free to reach out on my discord. discord.gg/uAxAYsbxw8
my version is different, (2.0.12392) however I did find what was needed, but it's amazing at what seems to be a simple model can be extremely complex, I just wanted to remove one of 3 slots for a remote holder and there are so many facets to the model it seems like it would be so much easier to just create a whole new design. I can't even find an updated video on how to move the model around for viewing.
Hi, to move the model around for viewing, click and drag the viewing cube. The view cube is located in the top right-hand corner of your fusion360 workspace. Feel free to also jump on my discord for one-on-one help/answers.
Link to discord in the video discription.
I came for that merging part but my fusion does not have the merging option
Correct. I believe they got rid of that tool early this year. What typically works, but isnt really a "pro-move" is to select a faced and press delete. If it merges, keep doing that, if it messes up, ctrl+z. There is a new tool that is similar to merge that I will try to make a video on to update this one. Cheers
I would just created a new sketch. Because this convert is not a 100%.
The newer version is so much different. I can get past the convert
Hi Greg, the easiest way to find a moved tool after an update is to type "s" for the search tool. It will then allow you to type the tool name your looking for. If you want to jump on Discord, I would be happy to help you. Link in the discription
Great video but the keyboard clicks make me wanna punch through a wall.
Sorry about that. My wife shares an office with me and has suggested getting a silent keyboard as well lol