Captive Nut Technique in Fusion 360

[@ReeferReas]

Just bought a course from udemy with you, glad to support this! Great teaching!

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks. Enjoy the course!

[@Chipoelectrico]

Gracias

[@RVJimD]

Another great video! Really like the integration of design and printing and actual applications of various techniques. Would enjoy watching a series of videos as your robot come together!

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks RVJimD, I was debating doing exactly that - showing the process and techniques used as the robot comes together. I didn't want to give the impression that my channel was turning into a battle bots building channel but I think this can be a fun project to document in a series.

[@brendanowen7563]

Great video again, Vladimir. I really like how you show the whole process to finally testing on a real part.

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks Brendan!

[@ronsites2694]

Your videos are always instructive, concise and well presented. Thanks for doing them!

[@DesktopMakes]

Thank you Ron. This comment made my day. That's what I aim for so I'm very happy to get that feedback.

[@XxMicroNinjaxX]

Super helpful, thanks for the constraint tips :)

[@namocrafts1101]

Hello sir. Thanks for sharing, I always watch ur video and learn . One advice , when u create the plane on the bottom side of the hex to make the hole , u could’ve selects SLICE so u can see the plane u are creating scratch on it.

[@DesktopMakes]

Good point Dan. Selecting slice would have made that process easier to see.

[@jamessturgeon7025]

Really helpful, clearly explained tutorial full of technique “gems” and useful concepts. Thanks!

[@adambergendorff2702]

I hope you don't get tired of hearing another great video, excellent very helpful

[@markustube]

Another excellent video! You're an excellent teacher - thanks for all the great content!

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks markustube. I appreciate that and will keep the content flowing.

[@spikekent]

Great tutorial Vlad

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks Spike!

[@sunpeter8260]

Very helpful indeed! Thank you much!

[@sergelachapelle7992]

Great tutorial... thanks!

[@4funrc11]

Hey, :) Thx 4 sharing. Understanding how constraints work is always good. I'm looking forward 2 your heated brass inserts method/vid.

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks 4FunRC. I ordered an entire case of brass inserts to experiment with. I'm also looking forward to making the video.

[@kilroy79763]

Pretty cool amazing how constrains work well when you know how to use them. Good job!

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks Odessa. Yeah, they can really speed up your workflow once you get the hang of them.

[@hervemarie966]

We learn always something with your videos. Really a good channel. Thanks a lot.

[@MrRostomS]

If you make the center from brass to make it strongrr grab for the shift by melt the brass in the center of the hup and that brass bosch it has threaded hole of the sode of the boch?Thank you for the vidio.

[@DesktopMakes]

The next upgrade will most likely be to swap the hex nut with a brass threaded insert.

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great video. Thanks for sharing those techniques! : )

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks garagemonkeysan! Happy to share.

[@stvcolwill]

Still love your videos. thanks so much for doing them!!!

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks Steve. They're a lot of work but I really do enjoy doing them.

[@RonFloyd]

Always enjoyable and informative. Thanks!

[@DesktopMakes]

Thanks Ron. The two things I strive for. Glad you think so. I'll try to keep them that way!

[@MichaelJohnson-ty7pr]

Awesome! Thank you for this! My only concern is potential hub weight dispersal balance issues that could cause some bad vibrations! Have you tried running this battlebot at higher speeds yet?