Creating Solid Bends in Autodesk Fusion 360

[@coulterjb22]

WOW!!!! This lets you design and then bend....just what I was looking for....what a great hack! Brilliant!!

[@gamehulk]

Amazing tutorial. I was scratching my head and couldn't figure out arcs and was looking for a way to just put a bend in something. This was exactly what I needed.

[@andrewtreloar7389]

Best tutorial I have seen this month! Awesome work John, thanks!

[@stevenmacmillan2493]

I'd call that more of a hidden feature than a workaround. I can imagine that being incredibly useful! Thank You

[@RevivalutionsChannel]

Very, very well done. I love you guys who teach so well.

[@UFAnders]

Wow. A wonderfully concise, clear, and effective tutorial. Thank you!

[@jofagoma]

Thank you so much John! It saved me from a lot of stress!

[@Barkley1835]

This is very concise and direct. Really great video!

[@monaragab8136]

This is exactly what I was looking for! Great tutorial, thank you!

[@rebeccacbrown13]

This is a phenomenal tutorial, and a very clever solution to a common need. Thank you!

[@MCLostWizard]

Thank you!!! I have been trying to figure this out for hours!!!

[@joell439]

Very clever. I've often wondered if this kind of work-around will fail at some later revision? Any thoughts?

[@Theprofessor1212]

Awesome video John. Thank you. Can you also make a video on the new edge extrude tool and centerline please ?

[@TheGrainDoctor]

This was exactly what I was looking for - thank you so much!

[@trailranger6602]

This kicked butt. Thank you!

[@lawrencepun2483]

fantastic. great help!!! i ve tried to look for bending solid solution. and here it is!!! thanks a lot!!!!

[@angelomonopoliroca523]

You are a genius!! Bless this guy

[@NewGottland]

Such a great trick. Thanks so much.

[@ivanrogic2046]

Thank you John for great tutorial! I needed to learn this...

[@danh9002]

Great video! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

[@unregkiller]

This type of model in tutorial fits well for me. Thank you!

[@gheumann]

Awesome technique!

[@insichong952]

Thank you for useful bending guide. I have question. When combining with Join, different parts are combined into one material. Is there a way to bend while retaining each material?

[@jrhackney]

Probably not. Since the Combine command will merge materials. The only option I can think of is to make both bodies the same material, but that may not suit.

[@dumpsterjedi9323]

Damn, this works so well you'd think they'd implement it as an actual feature.

[@shelseamoreno845]

this was so helpful. thanks a lot!

[@lawrencepun2483]

this is so great! thanks from hong kong fusion user

[@thelightspeed3d712]

This was amazing

[@umiturgutaswwsa]

nice technique

[@DioZambrano]

Awesome, Thank you so much

[@jasonstatement3553]

Thank you, great wok!!

[@WildGooseProductions]

Thank you so much!!!

[@a330turbinex7]

Superb!

[@PACOME1200]

Tres Tres bon tuto. Ca marche chez moi.Merci beaucoup.

[@sdutango]

Amazing tutorial A side note, add some bass to the audio, it sound kind of weird and hurting my ear, but no offense

[@kubo527]

Great!

[@rouuuk]

I love the way you speak! Holyshit this is awsome. Im subbed

[@4funrc11]

👍

[@eod9910]

Didn't' work

[@jrhackney]

It worked in the video, it will work for you. If you want met to take a look at your model, open it, go to File, Export and save to your hard drive. Then email the F3D file to [e-mail]. I will take a look and send it back with, I hope, the correct solution.

[@jimbrannlund4677]

Same here. After picking stationary side, there are no more sides/lines to pick.

[@kalicacao]

This really is an epic workaround :)