I just can say excellent educator. Thanks

Great video! Can you make a part 5 and model the plugg, hole and treads into the t-spine as well? Thanks

The best tip so far was to align it to the origin and work with the constraints 👍 I definitely should check out some more of the parametrics because this is something untouched for me 😅

I noticed that when you did the holes for the hands instead of doing a "flat" hole, you did a "angle" hole.

Wow. Newb here. I just spent an hour doing this all the hard way. Thanks for showing the way.

This is really cool, take your project and make it special 😁. I can see where this can be quite handy for "showcasing" a design to a client , it gives the design some flavour not just the normal bland design one would expect, my 5c worth. Thank you for showing us this and also the external link for more backgrounds, can see myself using this in the near future. 🤩🏆

Must say the assembly and motion settings were quite simple to do as we have done a few on the other tutorials. Once all was assembled it looked great, however 😄, i still had "visible construction lines" on the parts and it was driving me nuts! First thought that some sketches were visible, ensured all was turned off... nope. Then went into each part and done the same.... nope. (PS if you do make changes to any parts when you go back to the mini figurine it does warn you to do an update as there were changes, pretty cool) . Eventually went into the display settings (Bar at the bottom/middle of view screen, little computer screen) and voila change to "visual style shaded" had the one with hidden edges on 😆. This tutorial is fantastic and opens a lot of possibilities on future designs, the ability to see the project AND move components . Again you are a champion so glad i found this channel!!👍🏆

we need more people like you

What’s all this 400 thou ?

thank you so much

Give the man a Hand 👏👏😀. Do the whole lego tuorials , there is so much info and design that is covered, You explain and go into so much detail that the only questions left are "whats next, what should i start designing". Thank you very much 🏆

Awsome 😀

Again Great Stuff 👍🏆

You are an american, the software is american, youtube is american! LOSE the metric! There wasn't one metric fastener on Apollo 11.

Thank you for such a valuable content! I have a question. If I have a car part that I need to make a 3D model of, where I can find the drawings for that part?

Excellent tutorial!

Very intuitive video! Watched the first 6 tutorials in one sitting, and it’s very addicting! Please keep making more videos💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

Doing all the previous tutorials definitely makes a difference, easier to understand and has dramatically increased my workflow . 👍🏆

Again another fantastic video 👌🏆

Dios mío. Al fin veo un vídeo que muestra como utilizar apropiadamente canvas. Se modelar, aunque tengo que admitir que no siempre de una manera muy eficiente. Cómo sea, un gran obstáculo que siempre he tenido es modelar objetos cuyas medidas son muy difíciles de obtener. Este video me ha ayudado muchísimo respecto a ese problema. Muchas gracias!! Feliz 2025😅😅 saludos desde Argentina

I really enjoy your teaching style. This took me 1 hour after watching your video then attempting. I found to get around the chamfer and fillet issue by completing the chamfer and fillet operations then back up the timeline to complete the gear tooth sketch, extrude and pattern then forward the timeline to bring on the chamfer and fillets. My question is where did you get the dimension for the gear tooth of 10mm? I couldn't find it on the drawing.

I did it finally. I got into trouble placing the screws. For some reason when i copied the screws they where “ground to parent” and when I placed one, all of them followed ( i think). I ungrounded them all and moved each one to a different location before the assembly and it worked. The other issue I have is that the timeline shows all actions not just the ones of a specific component. By the way i really appreciate your videos!!

I did it finally. I got into trouble placing the screws. For some reason when i copied the screws they where “ground to parent” and when I placed one, all of them followed ( i think). I ungrounded them all and moved each one to a different location before the assembly and it worked. By the way i really appreciate your videos!!

You run at the perfect pace for my slow mind, Thank you

Did it in 5 minutes

Wow. I have learned so much from this series! I know next to nothing about creating joints, and now I feel very confident. Thank you so much.

Awesome tutorial. I had stopped using Fusion 360 for some time, and wow! It came back rapidly with this incredible teaching process.

At 11:22 I don't have these 4 holes for some reason, when I activated the sketch it makes the whole top face blue with white diagonals, but no holes, why and how to fix it

Hey man when I go to edit back in the timeline nothing works. I verified that I do have timeline enabled.

Outstanding I learned so much..

I'm learning so much from you! Thanks, again. Question: I've noticed a discrepancy in basic coordinate movements while using Fusion. It is my understanding that Z is up/down, but when I move the stock to the parallel height parameter, it changes the Offset Y units in the Joint settings box, not the Z. Why is that? Am I misunderstanding something?

Great lessons! Thank you for putting together this playlist.

This one kept me busy, screws, when i done the "joint" all screws would go into one hole. Eventually figured out that they were "grounded" (right click on the screw in the browser and change it there) after that was easy peasy. This tutorial rocks !! 👍

Think 5min, was not looking at the time. Done all on one sketch tho, Different approach this time, watch video once then pause on the drawing and wing it 😄

Keeps getting better and better , great stuff! 👍

This is by far the best fusion 360 tutorial , tried several over the past 6 months. In this episode alone i have learnt more on what and how to use dimensions and constraints, then it goes further with multiple design options! Just as important you learn how to work from a technical diagram to spec. I am not the youngest nor the sharpest tool in the shed and found this sooooo easy to understand and replicate. Thank you very much , looking forward to the rest of the series 😁

I fixed the parametric issue by changing the dimension at 25:17 (which is the rim diameter plus 1) I added on top of that, the wall thickness. Helped a lot.

Took me about 3.5 hours to finish this

These are great tutorials. Thank you very much. I was wondering what is the benefit of extruding in a negative direction.

I agree with all the recent comments. So glad to find an engineer with a knack for teaching. Thank you for not making this another paint by numbers tutorial. This is real education and your passion for the art resounds! I'm gonna did a little deeper into your site and see if I can find the origin of "this to that!" Thanks again, and Happy Holidays to you and yours.

Thank You very much. The chip was a spy ship, 100 yrs age. Maybe.

"nice" video, arse, You used 1/2 of video to blah blah about canvases. Tought it is about T-Spline modeling....

hay i love this video, can you tell me how to make this cool video on fusion360 or what key word to make this video?

3:32 Bruh, you can't talk about doing this in metric and then say 240 mils (which is 0.240")! Same thing at 10:50: that's 105mm, not 105 mils. Anyway, this video is awesome! I appreciate your instruction! To answer your question about what I might use this for, I have a vehicle that is getting old and some of the interior plastic parts are breaking. I recently purchased a 3D printer which is new territory for me to be able to make things at home. I've been toying with the idea of printing new parts for the vehicle (mainly storage locations in the doors that have cracked), but I wasn't sure how to even begin. Some of the AC/heater vent covers are broken, too! Maybe I can do something about that.

Please cpuld model a uav drone

Great series! homework done in about 5 min

I have tried three times with the screws, each time with just the first visible it moves all 4 copies to the first hole. I keep watching over and over but can't figure out what Im doing wrong.

I'm following the tutorial using the dimensions of a real minifigure, and I've noticed its arms actually taper to wedge-shapes at the shoulder. How would you recommend constructing this detail?

I love safety razors. Great Tutorial!