Great job!

thank you. Came from google, i was frusterated i couldn't sweep a line across a curved surface!

Could you do a video of a thread on a cone?

Very CLEVER - thank you 🙏

Exactly what I was looking for and very concise, thanks

Wow, subscribed lol

High quality lessons as always. Very very clear and informative!

Thank you for diving into these nice features of F360. I already use F360 for a couple of years. Now I understand what low level my experiences are. And there is one amazing thing making me curious. What the hell did you do to make the construction planes being labelled? Never saw it before. 😊😊

Danke!

Excellent explanation as always. I have learned a lot of things from you. Thank you and please keep posting tutorials.

I've been trying to figure out how to make a particular design for a while, and this is the perfect method for it!! Thank you!

how the F do i control this?

This guy's videos are all very good and not beginner stuff

I suppose emboss is effectively projecting the sketch onto the surface and extruding perpendicular to it. I wonder if there is value in them adding a tool that just performs the sketch projection?

Great lesson!! It's super helpful that you show all possible appraoches INCLUDING those that don't work perfectly for reference! They can always be useful in some other scenarios.

What would be the difference between boundry fill and stitching everything?

A while back I posted a challenge. Somehow peeling the tire tread pattern off a torus shaped tire Then lay that pattern out flat The opposite process of what is seen in this YT vid - Turning Old Tires into New: The Fascinating Process of Retreading!

When you pulled the shape out, I thought BENDER's eyes from FUTURAMA 🙂

thanks original voice still be there (today YT propose me automatic translation in my language but I diretcly realise that your voice very important is)

I often use sketches on all 3 axis and then use extrude with intersect function. Lately I was using it to make a copy of RayBan eyeglasses frames I liked at the shop, using photos as canvas.

I don't use the surface tools that much (one reason I enjoy watching you - to be reminded how useful they are), so... why boundary fill instead of stitching in this instance?

Great job! Thanks

Just realised that the previous video I made was over 3 years ago. How time flies! A point to note here. If you use the sketch to make a split face and then perform an offset face, the side walls would be perpendicular to the cylindrical face.

Are you ever going to release s more comprehensive video covering all this?

very useful video 🎉

Great vidéo ! I now have my taylord Y fitting for my HVAC. I just have to 3D print it. Thanks!!

ya hes good

Drawing the curved sweep path on the XY plane stemming Z line path is big brain. I have a hard time intuitively structuring sketches that are supposed to make 3D changes.

i'd like the spacing between features to follow a logarithmic pattern. I have try without success creating a parameter but cannot get it to evaluate properly.... Any ideas?

At ~ 3:53, would the outcome be the same if we were to extrude the closed profile, and then shell the remaining body? That seems to intuitively fit my workflow.

thank you very much

Thank you!!!

nice, though it doesn't give you any clearance/tolerance. How would you add an offset for the tolerance in this approach?

I get "no intersection between target and split tool" each timne.

great tutorial thanks

Legend thanks!

thank you great tutorial

amazing - i love all the options you provide

good video

And how would you produce it? Is there a production tutorial for this piece?

This is really great! Thanks for the tutorial.

Thanks!

bellissimo, grazie

Wow! Thank You!

I'd start with a sketch, followed by increasing frustration, followed by a meltdown about how Fusion 360 is still relevant with its core functionalities and UX approach being stuck in the early 2000s.

While its a really nice workflow, i cant but be annoyed by the look of the inner (not so) round corners. I would probably do a sharp corner and add a fillet at the next step, i don't see any other way. Well maybe drawing the entire thing on a larger surface and then emboss it or so. But that would be also imprecise and much harder to do.

Couldn't you use a rail on the loft instead of a sweep?

not helpful

Excellent as allways!

Your videos are always fantastic .. it'd be good to see an end sign off screen , like a "thanks for watching" instead of the video just abruptly ending ..the adverts just kick in and it's like , oh so thats the end of the video then! .. I genuniely think you are the best most concise Fusion tutor on youtube..absolutley my go to when trying to look somthing up.