Create A Hex Nut improved! | fusion 360

In this exercise we revisit the creation of a simple hex nut utilizing the new countersink method.
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[@CADJungle]

If you have found this video useful and would like to support me, you can buy me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/CADjungle

[@ron9453]

Awesome!

[@Chiquiet]

Fast and clear instructions, looking forward for more of this.

[@CADJungle]

I definitely plan to keep putting out more content!

[@supergiantbubbles]

I like your concise and detailed style. Clever way to put a chamfer on the outer edge of the nut.

[@CADJungle]

Thanks I am always welcome to detailed opinions. It helps me improve the content!

[@detour1055]

I liked this version a lot better than the first. Great tip about avoiding the jagged edges!

[@CADJungle]

I figured I needed to redo this one with the updated procedure since its also one of the most viewed videos on the channel

[@kaminmiller]

Very nice instructions. One way you can get around needing to know the depth of the threads to create is to chamfer the edge of the hole before threading, roll the history marker back before the chamfer operation, do a full length modeled thread, then drag the history marker forward to restore the chamfer. Keep up the good work. I love watching how others would do things, as it teaches me how others might think about and work through how to model things. My method for making a nut would have not been like this, and would have taken so much longer than this.

[@CADJungle]

Thanks, that is a good tip to know! There are so many ways to do things in Fusion 360, I'm always interested in others' techniques!

[@WardInstruments]

Excellent and very informative. Thanks for your good work. I'm now a subscriber.

[@CADJungle]

Thanks for supporting my channel and welcome!

[@DerekSpeareDSD]

Cool!

[@loubano]

Whaou, really clever 😲 Thank you very much for this new version 👍😃

[@CADJungle]

Glad you like it! it was a long time coming.