Fusion 360 - Geneva Wheel Modeling Tutorial

[@johncarey9149]

Thanks Kevin. It's always really helpful for me to see how a proficient user would approach modelling a part. Not that I'm suggesting you are merely "proficient". Also, your explanations are extremely well paced. Never rushed, or skipping over details, and likewise not labouring a point over and over. Thanks again

[@utensilhensel1]

I love these quick modeling exercises, every one of them I learn techniques that I’ve clumsily worked around in the past. Your channel is so helpful!

[@vahpr]

I was just tonight working on a spacer for a 3 jaw chuck, this thing is similar and your method was more economical than mine, thank you!

[@MechanicalAdvantage]

That is what it's all about. Learning new and better ways to do things and filing them away for other applications.

[@jordanparkinson4584]

The little tricks are great ! Right click to change Dia. Callout to radius ! So simple the click and hold to select other is mighty handy too ! Thanks, keep them coming !

[@thomasprondzinski2270]

Great video, practicing this one now, after things I learned in our 1st session. Thanks

[@donalddparker]

Love these modeling part sessions. Keep it up. Great job.

[@TheMoody876]

Would like to see a modeling tutorial of a wrench

[@AJsWargaming]

I find these amazingly helpful. thank you.

[@qcnck2776]

Thanks Kevin, much appreciated.

[@johnbourg3388]

Enjoying working my way through your tutorials. Thanks for putting these together. One issue I haven't seen anyone address ins Fusion is in dimensioning. When I'm creating my sketch and adding dimensions some dimensions are not consistent in facing all the same direction. Sometimes I can figure out how to correct this by changing which line or point I choose first, but there are times no matter what I do I can't get the dimension to orientate in the same direction. I've looked around, but I can't find a way to flip the dimension. What am I missing?

[@MechanicalAdvantage]

Can you send me a screen shot of an example where this happens? Kevin @ mechanicaladvantage . com?

[@karvtek]

Another great video. Thank you

[@TheDaumen]

Perfect!

[@paramtrx9558]

Nice!

[@jbrownson]

Cool video, thanks

[@JimboBABBAU]

Missing the keyway cut

[@jenspetersen5865]

Great - but what is the logic behind the 2 inch and the 5.14 inch circle. How do you arrive at those numbers?

[@MechanicalAdvantage]

Have a look at the print. Those were the numbers that were specified on the print i used.

[@jenspetersen5865]

@@MechanicalAdvantage Thanks - It is clearly derived from a formula for designing the Geneva mechanism, that I don't know.