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Unfortunately I don't have that model anymore. I will make a new one and let you know when it is on GrabCad. Thanks for watching my videos.

Oh, what a pity ! I’d be curious to know how you managed to make the 2-4 lines in the corner dependent on your parameters. For straight steps, I can do it with the rectangular grid, but it doesn’t work for corner steps. Could you clarify your method? That would be very kind of you 😊. I’m eagerly looking forward to your new contributions. Thank you so much for the knowledge you share!

I'm glad you like my content. To make your life more interesting while waiting till I make and publish new model, you can try to use pattern on path to divide walking line in equal parts( play around with that and maybe some ideas will show up :))

But Pattern along path exists only in solid mode, and not in sketch mode.. Am i wrong ? Thank So much for your last reply 😊

Yes, you are right it's not available in sketch ;)

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Hi, some models you can find here: grabcad.com/library/u-turn-stairs-1 I hope to make more detailed tutorials in the future. Currently I don't have enough time :) Thanks for watching.

As rails I used geometry of first part of the model, it was made as a surface, that gives better result when using a loft for solid body.

Yes, it is possible to make cnc files on Fusion 360. But it does not make them automatically as some big brand cad/cam furniture software.

Hi, some models you can find here: grabcad.com/library/u-turn-stairs-1 If you are interested in some specific file let me know and I will try to put it also on grabcad

Thanks for watching. More to come!

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Map is created if using MapBoardsPro to nest components

Hi, easiest way is to use Pythagorean theorema. Path = sqrt(rise ^ 2 + run^2) Thanks for watching.

Thank you for watching. I am glad you find my videos useful. More will be coming. :)

Hi! Thanks for watching. I will make more detailed video about parametric drawers in the near future.

Thank you for kind words. I am glad you like my videos. I am trying to make woodworkers life easier with Fusion 360. Thanks for watching.

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Hello! You can check this link: grabcad.com/library/roubo-workbench-3

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Thanks for watching. I will be making more detailed video in the future. Keep following:) If you are interested in full model download and supporting my channel you can have a look there: cadscale.etsy.com

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I don't understand what did you mean with this!

Thanks for watching. I would like to say this video is detailed not complicated. Idea is to show how to create parametric, adjustable stair model. If it was just for a fixed size stairs it would be a lot simpler of course.

Hi, thanks for watching. In this example I am trying to show endless possibilities of Fusion 360 and parametric modelling. Adjusting each flight separately does not exclude option to make the rise equal on all sections. Of course, to design a perfect stairs you need to make sure that rise is the same on whole staircase, if possible.

Hi 👋 thank you so much for the explanation

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Hello, thanks for watching. You can download this model here: grabcad.com/library/u-turn-stairs-1

Hi, block size is 20x20mm. Lennght of the block 100mm

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Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!

Hi, thanks for watching. I will try to show different types of balusters in the future.

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Hi, I will make another, more detailed video soon. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching! Map is really good, you pay only once and use it forever. No monthly subscription.

This is just a one simple example how to make a simple stair pattern, yes you are right it won’t be fully parametric but it is quick and simple for someone to learn and understand possible solutions. More solutions for fully adjustable stairs you can see in my other videos. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching. I’m glad you like them. I am using loft command with rails to get the result I need. You can try to play around. I will try to make a video about that soon.

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I think, that kind of universal cabinet will be over complicated with bunch of parameters and formulas included. And there will be always more chances to break the model. For example, you won’t be able to use patterns to lay out your drawers because each drawer need to have parameter for its height. There is a chance to play around with( if) function. It may work, but in my opinion two or three cabinet models will be more useful and chances to break them are smaller than in one very complicated model. Especially if you are using joints and motions for your drawers. Anyway, thanks for watching and giving a new task, I will look into this and see, maybe something comes out.

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Hi, sorry, no sound available. Just capturing short, informative videos.

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I agree, it is a little bit unclear, just trying to save time :) You can see, I used push pull tool to offset faces just to connect those two components, after then, using combine tool I joined them together in one component. let me know if this makes sense, otherwise I will make another short video about this. Thanks for watching.

On the project like this, to make a tutorial would take a lot of time, unfortunately I don’t have it for now.

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I’m glad they help you, thanks!

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Thanks! I’m glad this video was helpful to you!