Banter With Brad Episode03 - Equally spaced holes from edges

In this episode of Banter with Brad, I answer the question of how to create equally spaced holes that are the same distance from the edges of the part. I show two different methods on how to accomplish this.

[@JimBell20]

Excellent tips Brad. Please keep up the Banter and the Friday tips. They are very useful to me. Thanks!

[@billkellogg1403]

Absolutely priceless!! I’ve struggled with this for years!!

[@bradtallis8968]

Glad it helped!

[@StraightThread]

Those are great tips, Brad!

[@michaelhuffman4382]

A very useful tip! And once again, thank you Brad

[@bradtallis8968]

Glad you liked it!

[@IceCreams62]

Great tips Brad, thanks 🙂

[@gerritvisser]

Wow, esp. the second approach. I also hadn't realized that you can create paramters from the dimension field. Another video of great tips.

[@dimitrispappas2411]

Excellent work Brad.

[@joelbrown4110]

Thanks for the tips. Typically when I do this I want the spacing to be edge-edge vs. center-center. The circles edge-edge spacing would also equal circle edge-rectangle edge. How could that be done?

[@bradtallis8968]

You can create the dimension to be tangent/tangent and then pick the circular edges. This will create a dimension from the edge of one circle to the edge of the other circle.

[@TomDouglass-cm9tu]

Why doesn't the Fusion team make a simple selection as in Adobe Illustrator for spacing holes or objects. Three clicks...done.

[@brucelocious]

How did you, enter "edit pattern mode" ? Oh ok I found it. Patten constraints icon

[@bradtallis8968]

You can double-click the little “pattern” icon next to the object you patterned.

[@bradtallis8968]

You can see me do that at 3:36 in the video.