Thanks for that😁

Pero no lo veo la gracia si no lo podes sacar para tomar whisky 🥃

Nice build, this helps inspire me to go finish up my projects thank you !

Super helpful, thanks a lot!!! quick question: how would you go about creating a fusion360 file with short plasma bursts to act as center punch for drilling holes? short enough not to harden the metal...

Quick question we’re can I find the square tubing and the metal tubes you are using I am building a project like that and I need that type of box tubing for my frame set up

what size bottle do you have?

awesome video thank you it really helps for new people trying to learn.

Thank you for sharing. Just started to learn this and it is frustrating. Your video is one of the best I have watched.

Dude, thank you. This information is great! Much appreciated!

Best Fusion 360 video I've watched yet! Thank you!

Aaaaa+++❤

I’ve watched countless videos on Fusion360 ramping up to get started on my plasma table. Your video has given me several useful tips. Thank you!

Thanks man

I’m not the only one that thinks this video was extremely helpful. The amount of questions you answered and possibilities you opened up for me in Fusion definitely earned a sub. Thank you!

Make a video for beginners. Fusion 360 personal use ( not for commercial use ) have the same setting ? Make a video please and really enjoy watching your videos

Thanks, been wondering how to do this

Easier way is using slots and extruding them for straight ones. Splines, arcs, circles then pipe>square, join for the custom ones.

After all the videos I seen your more down to showing how it works you make it easy learned a lot thanks

Thank you this helps a complex program with my simple mind....

Can you please share the rough dimensions of the bead roller stand.

Like your video , thought it sounded like a dog walking in the background because I have two on a wood floor that sound the same. I don’t know whether you knew it but Lang Mark had somebody come up with a piercing only placement I haven’t tried it yet. One thing that would help me out is a larger cursor or I have seen one guy used a red ring around the cursor it’s easier to follow sometimes I can’t see.

Thank you for this video! Great information!

Oh man. This is EXACTLY what I was stumped on. Thanks so much for sharing this.

Doing the straight line setup was exactly what was looking for!!! Thanks so much.

Absolutely excellent !!! Thanks !

Would you be interested in building another one of these?

Love the little small block chevy, do you make and sell kits?

This was exactly what I was stumped on. Thanks so much for explaining this!

Thank you for this!

Where did you source the materials for the 4 link rear and 3 link front suspension?

Bravo, your fabrication skills are top-notch, I just lifted a golf cart and it's a E-Z-Go 875xl, it is a tank that you sit over the front axle so with lifted tires that makes it a son of a bean to steer I was already thinking about a hydraulic boat steering and Googled it and this is the first one that came up. again I'm going to say it Bravo on your fabrication skills, looks like I'm headed down this path also.

Thanks! This was extremely helpful! You did a great job explaining this! Will watch more of your videos!

I have a similar test plae that i use all the time I was using it following along with you when you click the circles always indicate a inside cut on mine it always indicates an outside cut which then I have to switch the arrow to inside is there a way in fusion to switch that not a big problem just annoying. Thanks

Did you ever decide to sell the engine kit

Awesome! thank you so much for all of the info. I was under the impression drawings had to be extruded before creating cut paths. Very helpful indeed!!!!

Are you using an air tank or just pumping into the bags directly?

Thank you very much for this. I was struggling how to make a straight line inside of some stock. I do have one question though . Are you able to extrude something like that on the design tab and have it show the relief cuts? When I extrude a body with straight lines inside of it, the straight lines are not "holes" in the stock. I'd like to be able to see what it will look like before cutting if possible. Thank you!

Thanks .very informational and you explain yourself very well thanks so much

Thank you for this.

I use splines almost every day and export as DXF. Sheetcam has no problem seeing them?

Thanks for sharing! At about the 43:00 mark, instead of guessing, you can use the Calibrate tool for getting the canvas really close to exact. Also, using points that are as far as possible apart, will increase accuracy. For example using the two holes that are 5.25" apart, instead of the holes that are 3" apart. Very powerful once you leverage this. I have taken photos of complicated parts including a measuring tape for calibrating. Makes modeling pretty straight forward to get all the curves and basic geometry. At 54:00 good tip for creating pierce points for post production machine work.

Good to see you back

Great tutorial. Thank you

Liked and subscribed, was going searching for this info. tomorrow and this popped up today. EXACTLY what I needed......

Thanks for the explanation. My reliefs have been ellipses, up until now. All I really wanted was a thin slice.... This technique helped a lot. About to send it to the Plasma CNC for my first test with this type of relief cut.

Super helpful thanks.

Is there really not a single video on here of it actually being used for what it’s made for you no off-road???ive spent house today looking at as many as I can find of mini home made SXS swamp buggy type vehicle and yours is the first one that has enough ground clearance and looks somewhat similar to what I’m thinking Idk what the entire drive train is I did hear you say it’s a prairie dog I definitely wouldn’t be using a Kawasaki might go with a Polaris are maybe a big side shaft air cooled motor mounted to a transmission to a drop transfer case Toyota axles probably the way to go but if I find a wrecked big bore quad are sxs that is a year that everything is divorced might just run it to try and run A-arms with independent if I do that might add a Sami keep something like that T-case between the output shaft going to the rear and the rear would just like to get lowest gearing as possible..id like to be able to run something like a BKT tire 30 to 37 inch tall..don’t really want to use a go cart body I’d rather run a plate deck about the size of the wheel base tube bumpers might try doing everything from the tram up to support the aluminum deck out of conduit..had a Sami fram buggy that was all conduit a while back on 44in boggers yota axles did pretty good..but I run these air cooled mud motors on my boats the reliability is nice plus can be mounted to regular transmission and can get a fair amount of power with the kits they offer now..

i have a sxs side with full hydro steering what helm and ram do you have there

thanks man! been wondering about this process for awhile. good to see other langmuir users are so helpful :)

This might be the dumbest golf cart mod I've ever seen. And I mean that as a compliment, so jealous of this. 😆 Little nit, assuming it's the inner diameter, a 1/4" air line will have 4x the volume of a 1/8" line.