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Good vid - thanks!

Awesome workflow! Can i ask, how were you able to duplicate the t-spline pull function @2:07? I cant seem to duplicate it and will require continuous subdivision which takes significantly more time than how you did it. Thanks!

Hey, this is a bit of a late comment relative to the upload date, but I thought I might ask here anyways. Is Fusion 360 something I would benefit from learning while it's accessible to me for free as a student? or would it be worse to have to switch off from that after learning it because I can't afford it? or am I just overthinking what CAD I use?

THANK YOU for this video. I spent 45min trying to find a video on the difference between delete and remove. That is my fault, I was searching for Splitting Bodies waiting for them to hit on this topic. However I found your video and now I got it (and I'm a beginner). My only comment on the video would be is to slow down so I can read what you're selecting. Thank you !

Thanks for video!

Now working, Im getting the following error: Error: FlatPattern1 cant complete sheet metal operation due to a model error check the body then try again sm_unfold_error

Excelente, super util, muchas gracias!

Would love to know where you got the image. Great video 👍🏻

great tutorial! unfortunately i couldnt get the sketch line of the cone to "flange" out horizontally as you did. the flange only works +/- vertically. Must be something with the program updates as the flange command window in the current version looks different compared to yours. edit: took some time to figure it out. just switched the sketch plane of the cone diagonal(?) on to the top face instead of the front face. now the cone is tilted 90deg but that doesnt affect the final sheet metal pattern in any way. was also able to create an oblong cone sheet metal pattern using this method (replacing the "surface revolve" with "surface loft" instead). kudos again!

Also, I was hoping to use Fusion on my iPad ONLY, can that be done

WHERE do you actually go to create a Team, I’ve downloaded Fusion but it states “join a Team on the Web to start using Fusion”

Where is BOOM???? in fusion 360?

I didn't realize this workflow was possible. So this would allow one to essentially edit organic meshes, correct? (with the caveat that you mentioned of it not being 100% accurate always and it may require lots of subdividing.)

Echt klasse den Vorteil von top down gezeigt!!

I didn't want to join any teams, I make models for myself, at home. But today when trying to launch Fusion 360 it ask my to "create a team" but this option is not available because it says that I am already the owner of the team. Or I should "join an existing team", but this option is also unavailable and I can't do anything. All I can do is just close the app :(

You keep mentioning that you are making a series of videos about custom Appearances & rendering in Fusion 360. Where the heck are they? A few links would be nice!!

sehr gut erklärt vielen Dank

Thanks for the video. What if you wanted to add a jogging bend overlap to this cone or cylinder?

This was super helpful as I was trying to import a part and did not realize that the surfaces were not stitched together

how do I know that all parts inside component have been grounded?

I've done cones in fusion a few methods but this has been the easiest. Thanks for the tutorial.

How to delete a hub/team once project is done?

When I get to the "create flat pattern", it does not flatten. What am I doing wrong?

Thank you! Got it

I think it was a very good explanation, thanks!

Smooth & quick! I like.

Great sharing. Thank you so much!

Like many fusion tutorials I go to for help on a subject this one after a few sections starts rambling off into many other aspects of the program and finishes off without me being any further ahead. My suggestion would be to use a very simple change a simple model, and cover sketching lessons in another video. This is not a flame, just to let you know how this beginner feels when trying to solve a specific problem. Good luck with your you tube venture.

It would have been more helpful to slow it down and show what you're talking about.

This is a very interesting way of making a boss. Good to know. Thank you.

Such a LIFESAVER!

Very informative

I had to watch it ten times and really try to find where you click with the mouse... great content but SLOW down! :D

Good job I did it once and I wanna do it again not working I'm missing something very frustrating

good content, but you need to SLOW down and give actual instructions. so many times, you do things without saying what you're doing. I had to watch it 5 times just to reproduce what you did

Youre the hero here

lol at the breathing. great video though

This is exactly what I was searching for for SOOOO long. Thank you very very much. I've been wasting HOURS searching for this solution!

Sehr gutes Video..... vielen Dank....👍👍👍

Die Videos zu CAM ist super, insbesondere weil die Fertigungsstratgien prima erläutern werden. Würde mir wünschen, dass 3 D Strategien anhand Modellen mit räumlichen gekrümmter Flächen so erklärt und vervollständigt werden würde. Dort gibt es im Netz so wenig- Dank dem Video komme ich gut klar mit einfachen Fläche , aber wenn es sich um räumliche gekrümmte Fläche geht, da hänge ich. Laut meiner Konstruktion sollten dies auch mit einen 3 Achsen Fräsen ohne 5 Achse herstellbar sein. Ich hätte da so ein Beispiel, wo ich einfach nicht weiter komme ...Danke.

Where are the images?

How do I empty the loft?

Excellent as always.

Hello, I want help with a subject. I draw the event in the video I sent in fusion in sheet metal, but when I do it straight, I cannot see the angles in a way. I will cut the profile in the laser. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqSuiZ2fg7pnjc0

Top erklärt!! Danke

Vielen Dank! Tolles Video! hab viel gelernt!! gerne mehr davon!!

Tots? Heck Yes! solved my problem, thanks!

Thank you so much for this! I just completed the whole series and it was wonderful. I am coming from the graphic design field and this was exactly what I needed. Basic things like, the blue means that the program is asking for info. Fusion requires a very different way of thinking, a jump for someone whose industry has some very different interface rules/tools. It is very awkward for someone who has been clicking and dragging to move around in a space for many many years to suddenly have to click on a hand to do it. That scroll wheel zoom is a life saver, and, yes, so nice to have my sinking suspicion affirmed that it doesn't work with a track pad- before I found your tutorial, I tried every iteration to make that work. Again, thank you, thank you, thank you!