Brilliant tutorial! Straight to the point with a detailed explanation of each step that you take. Telling us which shortcut key you're pressing was also helpful!
Interesting way of doing it. These are cool because there's just so many different ways to do things. I usually just draw out the bottom profile on the XY plane and then extrude a form up from that with 5 or 6 front faces, then switch to front view and select the edges and manipulate the shape to match whatever curvature and twist profile I want. Then, just switch back to solid tools and place a plane at the top of the form and do a boundary fill to create a solid. Makes it very easy to go back and modify by just going back and manipulating the form or the initial sketch profile.
That's extremely difficult to reproduce if not specifically watching this video, pausing, rewinding, wathing again, fixing the mess, but the result is beautiful, congrats.
Thank you for your tutorial, it's very clear. I've always loved ribs vase and now i've just designed one using your instructions. Looking forward to print it now! If you can do a tutorial abous lamp shade as weel (if adaptable to Ikea Skaftet lamp even better! so everyone can buy one for few bucks)
your workflow is crazy, makes me realize how little I know about fusion. some how i found a way to do a similar thing by drawing the profile of the vase and with offset i created the rib then revolving the rib and the vase separately and then circular pattern. but your video is so informative, thanks for sharing
I am just wondering why the workflow needed to be so complex? You could have just drawn the curve on an offset plane and then done a extrude from body. This would mean that you can then easily go back and adjust the curve.
Extrude is always perpendicular to the sketch plane. In my design the rib is aligned to the center of the vase. But you suggestion create some interesting geometry :)
good job but yeah u got extra few steps u could of avoid i think : once u drew the line then project on the vase then just use square pipe cut and arrange
@@randomgeno6490 I can think of 2 problems with a square pipe (or sweep): the profile will twist because the path is in 3D, and the path needs to be extended beyond the vase or it will not cut all the way. Give you workflow a try and please share what you find.
@@KristianLaholm i did and actually yeah .. it wont cut all the way up .. but simply press pull the top and it will be ok secondly there is an option to make the cut perpendicular to the path weather sweep or pipe or arrange so just one solvable problem
Tack! Tydligt och bra förklarat, Precis vad en 360 nybörjare som jag behövde, Väckte skaparglädjen i mig! Första videon av dig jag tittade på, men blev glad när jag såg att du hade en hel spellista för Fusion. Tack, fortsätt producera! // MakerDanne
Are you thinking of visual style? have a look at this video th-cam.com/video/yHxCWJ18fqA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YAJutSSM2EDxHe8h There is also the "wireframe" that pops up using the circular pattern, but that is that is Fusion showing the result of the feature.
The formula used @8:00 is: "Twist angle deg" / "Full revolution deg" * Circumference of cylinder => In the video I used a parameter for the cylinder diameter "30 deg / 360 deg * cylOD * PI" The user parameter was created @5:20 in the sketch.
@@KristianLaholm Just went back through step by step and copied everything you did. Now when I get to the dimension part just before the equation prompt, the model now says its over constrained. getting a bit frustrated here. Any ideas? I' I've gone back and created two brand new models from scratch and now this is the problem.
@@KristianLaholm absolute beginner here and learned some very cool tricks, thank you for not dumbing it down, knowing i can use formulae and variables is fantastic
I consider myself a beginner after 8 or so other tutorials and a few self guided projects. If you approach this project on day 1 with fusion 360, it will take a couple days of rewinding and retrying. but at my current level, i was able to get through it in a couple hours. I restarted a few times after making obnoxious mistakes i didn't care to undo. this was a great exercise that helped me incorporate many skills into my work flow.
Thanks for watching my video! I appreciate your feedback. I understand that you're a beginner with Fusion 360, and that the video may have been too fast for you. I want to assure you that I'm not trying to leave beginners behind. I'm just trying to make videos that are informative and engaging for a variety of skill levels. I would recommend checking out some videos that are more beginner-friendly.
Thank you for your feedback! I apologize if I modeled too fast in my video. You can use the TH-cam playback speed function to slow down the video if you need to. I know that not all viewers are aware of this function, so I wanted to mention it here.
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Brilliant tutorial! Straight to the point with a detailed explanation of each step that you take. Telling us which shortcut key you're pressing was also helpful!
Interesting way of doing it. These are cool because there's just so many different ways to do things. I usually just draw out the bottom profile on the XY plane and then extrude a form up from that with 5 or 6 front faces, then switch to front view and select the edges and manipulate the shape to match whatever curvature and twist profile I want. Then, just switch back to solid tools and place a plane at the top of the form and do a boundary fill to create a solid. Makes it very easy to go back and modify by just going back and manipulating the form or the initial sketch profile.
Amazingly straightforward tutorial, easy to follow with great advice in between for much easier and less destructive modelling!
Thank you
thanks! so clear, so well explained, straight to the point, interesting strategy, lot of fun also, many things to learn and practice
Thank you
I've been driving myself crazy trying to figure out how to something very similar this video provided the missing parts of my knowledge - many thanks
You're welcome! I'm glad the video was helpful.
thanks a lot, very clear to understand!!
That's extremely difficult to reproduce if not specifically watching this video, pausing, rewinding, wathing again, fixing the mess, but the result is beautiful, congrats.
All new skills takes time to learn :)
Thank you for your tutorial, it's very clear. I've always loved ribs vase and now i've just designed one using your instructions. Looking forward to print it now! If you can do a tutorial abous lamp shade as weel (if adaptable to Ikea Skaftet lamp even better! so everyone can buy one for few bucks)
thank you for this video
thank you
Very informative! Thank you
Thank you
👍 Nice! Thanks! 😍
Hi there Kristian,
Watched a couple of your videos now and found them to be always informative. Keep it up!
tusind tak for din hjælpe
Thank you :)
your workflow is crazy, makes me realize how little I know about fusion. some how i found a way to do a similar thing by drawing the profile of the vase and with offset i created the rib then revolving the rib and the vase separately and then circular pattern. but your video is so informative, thanks for sharing
Thank you. The workflow in my video is not the only one,the more you tes model things the more intersting workflows you will find :)
Awesome video! I learned a ton. When you speak I cant help but to picture my colleague. Your accent is extremely similar ( he is also from Sweden).
Thank you :) You can take the Swede out of Sweden, but the "å" will always be there ;)
Really nice video!!
Thank you
I am just wondering why the workflow needed to be so complex? You could have just drawn the curve on an offset plane and then done a extrude from body. This would mean that you can then easily go back and adjust the curve.
Extrude is always perpendicular to the sketch plane. In my design the rib is aligned to the center of the vase. But you suggestion create some interesting geometry :)
good job
but yeah u got extra few steps u could of avoid
i think : once u drew the line then project on the vase then just use square pipe cut
and arrange
@@randomgeno6490 I can think of 2 problems with a square pipe (or sweep): the profile will twist because the path is in 3D, and the path needs to be extended beyond the vase or it will not cut all the way. Give you workflow a try and please share what you find.
@@KristianLaholm i did and actually yeah .. it wont cut all the way up .. but simply press pull the top and it will be ok
secondly there is an option to make the cut perpendicular to the path weather sweep or pipe or arrange
so just one solvable problem
Tack! Tydligt och bra förklarat, Precis vad en 360 nybörjare som jag behövde, Väckte skaparglädjen i mig! Första videon av dig jag tittade på, men blev glad när jag såg att du hade en hel spellista för Fusion. Tack, fortsätt producera! // MakerDanne
Tackar. Då har jag lyckats lite med mitt syfte att inspirerar andra :)
How did you do that wireframe view??
Are you thinking of visual style? have a look at this video th-cam.com/video/yHxCWJ18fqA/w-d-xo.htmlsi=YAJutSSM2EDxHe8h
There is also the "wireframe" that pops up using the circular pattern, but that is that is Fusion showing the result of the feature.
@@KristianLaholm Awesome, thanks so much!
when you type the dimension 30/360*etc.. the cyIOD did not work, it stays red. First day fusion.
Did you click on the parameter that pops-up while typing? (that is how you select it)
can you add a link to your formula? You spoke a bit to fast for me and could not see it on the screen
The formula used @8:00 is: "Twist angle deg" / "Full revolution deg" * Circumference of cylinder => In the video I used a parameter for the cylinder diameter "30 deg / 360 deg * cylOD * PI" The user parameter was created @5:20 in the sketch.
@@KristianLaholm Thank you
@@KristianLaholm My 360 won't recognize that formula. tried it several different ways. Any ideas? typed it like this. 30/360*cylOD*PI
@@gregmccormick21It looks correct and works for me. Check the Unit of the parameter and if it works with only parameter or only "PI"?
@@KristianLaholm Just went back through step by step and copied everything you did. Now when I get to the dimension part just before the equation prompt, the model now says its over constrained. getting a bit frustrated here. Any ideas? I'
I've gone back and created two brand new models from scratch and now this is the problem.
i just worry for the beginner.. your step make them horror.. too many complex step i think
Every videos is not intended for a beginner. But if you know a faster and easier way of doing a vase like the one in the video please share :)
@@KristianLaholm absolute beginner here and learned some very cool tricks, thank you for not dumbing it down, knowing i can use formulae and variables is fantastic
@@WarmFPV Thank you
I consider myself a beginner after 8 or so other tutorials and a few self guided projects. If you approach this project on day 1 with fusion 360, it will take a couple days of rewinding and retrying. but at my current level, i was able to get through it in a couple hours. I restarted a few times after making obnoxious mistakes i didn't care to undo. this was a great exercise that helped me incorporate many skills into my work flow.
@@ianhighley1859 Thank you and keep on modeling :)
You are talking and explaining way too fast to beginner like me 😢.
Thanks for watching my video! I appreciate your feedback.
I understand that you're a beginner with Fusion 360, and that the video may have been too fast for you. I want to assure you that I'm not trying to leave beginners behind. I'm just trying to make videos that are informative and engaging for a variety of skill levels.
I would recommend checking out some videos that are more beginner-friendly.
You go WAY to fast for anyone to follow along.
Thank you for your feedback! I apologize if I modeled too fast in my video. You can use the TH-cam playback speed function to slow down the video if you need to. I know that not all viewers are aware of this function, so I wanted to mention it here.