Day 9 of Learn Fusion 360 in 30 Days for Complete Beginners! - 2023 EDITION

[@ProductDesignOnline]

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[@marting4042]

When placing the thread on the face of the cylinder it is important to click on the upper half of the cylinder face, this ensures your offset will be at the bottom, if you click on the lower half of the cylinder your offset will appear at the top. This positioning subtly was quite confusing at first.

[@dracovet777]

Lifesaver, thanks

[@iagmr]

Thank you! This was not made clear in the video.

[@pdr938]

Thank you!

[@MrKo1233]

Thanks!

[@hekikuu]

This is the answer to the question I had . THANKS

[@HamIsKing19]

Man, I tried learning CAD years ago and it went waaaaay above my head. Now that I'm back in school and have access to Autodesk software for free, I've been itching to give it another go. Fusion 360 and your tutorials are just what I needed. I've been modeling things in 15 minutes that I'd have never figured out on my own, and I'm hungry to learn more. Hopefully I'll have the skills to pursue my dream of getting into combat robotics by sometime next year! Thanks a ton, man. And keep your videos coming!

[@saraahmed3476]

Your tutorials are the best for fusion 360 💯

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Appreciate the kind words! Thank you

[@ummmm.....5270]

I have survived to day 9. I have no modeling experience nor any education in engineering. I am a woodworker and people told me fusion 360 was a good program to learn to use. In addition to using it to plan projects, I figured I would also learn to use the software in case I ever buy a 3d printer. This course is great. After doing 8 of these lessons I am finding it easier to move around naturally and access the different features without taking ages to locate them. Thank you!! This course is worth its weight in gold.

[@rapiddescent]

Brilliant work as always Kevin. I am looking forward to revisiting these just to brush up. You’ve made learning Fusion so easy for me.

[@daau]

For those having trouble snapping the sphere to the line endpoint at 2:55: 1. Double click on sketch in the timeline so that you enter sketch mode 2. WITHOUT clicking "finish sketch", in the toolbar click on "solid" and select "sphere" in the create dropdown 3. Now you're able to snap the sphere to the endpoint

[@wsturner88]

Just wanted to say I love these video's... Keep them coming, very helpful!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thank you!

[@Sellonwheelz]

Please please please continue this series

[@JesseRiley]

Thank you once again! 9 down 3 more to go (until the next one comes out!)

[@hurtihurti]

It is important to know. that these threads wont work because they do not break through the chamfer. If you want to model a usable thread you need to create the chamfer first. Then you go one step back in the timeline to "hide" the chamfer. Now you create your thread and finally you let the chamfer appear again by going forward in the timeline. Now the chamfer has a "cut" from the thread. It worked with the normal ISO metric thread for me, but somehow not with every other... I hope that was helpful!

[@MrKo1233]

You're right. It's a weird workaround but it works

[@eddie.b.]

This gave me some lightbulb moments

[@DGaneshBHARAMBE]

So cool and clear videos please upload next videos sir we are waiting to watch

[@Stefan1Adolfs]

Dear Kevin, Thanks for the great video's. I actually let me students practise, with your great course video's!😁

[@Koraykkk]

I love your teaching style. Thanks for that much efford.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Appreciate you!

[@MakerFabio]

when selecting the parts for appeareance at 4:20, I had to select Faces, or I'm not able to select only part of the bub body

[@GUCR44]

So cool thanks for the videos.. I learned a lot from you. Peace

[@vernevaan]

These videos help so much 🙏🙏

[@MaxGoddur]

It would be great if you could address custom threads for use on items requiring larger and fewer threads.

[@SaulChase]

another great lesson!

[@bulkarchitects635]

Can we model buildings like a Future museum in Dubai in fusion 360 with manufacturing documentation?

[@tushardargad8998]

Sir I have 10 parts which are in stl format I want to convert it to solid model can you please help me with this

[@MaPf818]

Again, here the thread is not fully formed/open because of the reduced length where only the chamfer is applied. It still looks ok 🙂 And of course this does not change how valuable your lessons are to learn Fusion360!

[@gbjl26]

yep its helpful but the man does not understand thread mechanics

[@44dton]

I was wondering if the videos on youtube are the same as your master class wedsite? i just need more hand holding at the beginning of this journey!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

HI Denton. The Masterclass and some of the other courses on my site go into more depth on majority of the topics. Particularly, core concepts, etc. It's a bit more structured and ramps up slowly (but gets progressively more challenging with each additional project/chapter of the courese) - academy.productdesignonline.com/bundles/pdo-academy On KZbin I have to cut a lot of 'the fat' to appease the algorithms :)

[@MaxGoddur]

Who would have thunk it would be that easy.

[@sputnik4216]

#9 Fun one.

[@kalkurap]

Hi, would the "intersect" command work if I am trying to intersect a B-spline?

[@J.milaman]

Nicely done

[@chir0pter]

question, why do we only project the top line segment?

[@ashers_workshop]

Make sure you give these videos a like!

[@jamesray9009]

I have been using fusion for a couple years now and I'm just now starting to worry about my timeline .. one day I hope to get alot cleaner flow .. My CAD for 30 years was Cardboard And Drawing it..

[@ProductDesignOnline]

A great way to practice that is to rebuild some 'old' files from scratch, thinking about how the order of your parametric timeline could be improved upon :)

[@jamesray9009]

@@ProductDesignOnline I wish there was a way to show folks how bad I am with my timeline I think I could win awards hahaha.. I try stuff way over my head but I did revise my design and changed it all .. I built about 80% of a huge rc mower to give myself a solid plan

[@kimnguyendao7249]

My bottom cylinder is upside down. How can I be able to make a fillet at the thread if its upside down.

[@TonySibley]

I had the same problem - it depends on where you click the cyclinder. Remove the thread - recreate but select the cylinder at the top

[@ShaunBennett]

where's day 10?

[@tonysmith7702]

Excellent!.

[@walterGUnique]

Hi I am at the part where I add the thread, as soon as I uncheck the "Full Length" option my thread as two up arrows, yours has two down arrows?

[@walterGUnique]

I just read, When placing the thread on the face of the cylinder it is important to click on the upper half of the cylinder face, this ensures your offset will be at the bottom, if you click on the lower half of the cylinder your offset will appear at the top. This positioning subtly was quite confusing at first. This was not mentioned in the video. I just tried it it works nicely.

[@latvius7600]

@@walterGUnique Thanks for the answer that had me going for a while

[@cassiakuhn8740]

4:55 no matter what I do I'm unable to make the cylinder for the threaded part. everything I'm doing matches the steps exactly, but the diameter is in red and I'm not able to click ok.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

The 'red' sounds like the Extrude command defaulted to a 'cut' operation. Double-check that the operation in the Extrude dialog is set to "New Body". Let me know if that works! :)

[@cassiakuhn8740]

@@ProductDesignOnline thanks for the quick reply! I definitely confirmed that it was set to New Body. I eventually just tried sketching a circle and extruding it and that worked. The first and the final cylinder made in the video had no issues, so I'm not sure why I wasn't able to do it with the middle one! At some point I'll try again with a fresh file.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@cassiakuhn8740glad you were able to work past it! If you do run into it again, please capture a screen recording or screenshots if you can. Happy learning! 🙂

[@MrLinuxFreak]

whichwhich printer you use?

[@ProductDesignOnline]

I mainly use an UltimakerS5 that I've had for 5 years.

[@celticspyd5887]

please uploaf videas as quick as possible i need to study

[@GB-ko8cv]

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