Fusion 360 - Slot Pattern (Parametric, Rectangular Pattern Adjust)

This is my workflow on how to create a slot pattern that is limited by a rectangle.
0:00 Intro, demo of parametric pattern
1:15 Setting up basic Parameters
2:25 Sketch on face of Body
5:30 Sketch the profile to be Extrude cut
7:00 Extrude Surface limiting body
7:15 Extrude half Slot
7:55 Fillet Round end of Slot
9:23 Manual version of Rectangular Pattern
11:40 Problem if pattern goes outside of Surface body.
12:38 Axis for Circular pattern
13:00 Circular Pattern of Slots
14:25 Setting up parameters for Parametric Version
18:45 Editing Rectangular pattern to make it fully Parametric
19:15 Testing the parameters

[@AubsUK]

Thank you, this was a great tutorial. I used much of this to create bracing / support for the back of a monitor stand, so it gives it rigidity without excessive filament. Instead of doing the cut, I did a new body, and then mirrored after the circular pattern. Very much appreciated.

[@KristianLaholm]

I'm so glad you found my tutorial helpful! It's really nice to know that people are using my workflow and expanding on them. I love seeing how creative people can be, and it's always inspiring to see what others come up with.

[@f3ar4us]

Your explanation of how Fusion works in the background and why to use which options is great! Keep going!

[@KristianLaholm]

Thank you.

[@versus023]

Brilliant work!!

[@conflictchris]

well im here from Fusion 360 school, this workflow with parameter logic is killer btw, more please.

[@KristianLaholm]

Thank you. When I find interesting workflows I'll post them :)

[@SlavaChrome]

@@KristianLaholm yeah, it’s amazing!

[@s14tam]

found this video from Fusion 360 School. Subscribed! Awesome work!

[@KristianLaholm]

Thank you

[@WPGinfo]

Excellent! Thnx a lot!😁

[@JoseBerruezo]

Awesome work!

[@KristianLaholm]

Thank you

[@mnoreke]

That is a great explanation of how to solve this recurring problem. Thank you. :)

[@KristianLaholm]

Thank you :)

[@carl160269]

I'm impressed, this is brilliant.

[@KristianLaholm]

Thank you :)

[@Fusion360School]

This is great. This video definitely deserves more attention. I have always wondered about how to do this.

[@KristianLaholm]

Thank you. I have a feeling YT doesn't "like" educational/tutorial video and is not promoting it to viewers. Keep on making good content :)

[@kupfeli]

@@KristianLaholm that is true for some part. I think the content that gets promoted is created by influencers who have sponsors. Mo’ money means mo’ promotion, also the YT algorithms for determining “quality” of videos might be optimized for this, something like: “quality”=sponsor-count*1000000+subscriber-count Then sort the results by “quality” and “serve” it to the YT viewing audience. And of course some more factors which are in the equations are your viewing history, geographic location, age, gender etcetera

[@Fusion360School]

@@KristianLaholm I guess educational content is not KZbin-friendly. But it definitely has staying power. It will be useful for years and years to come.

[@Fusion360School]

Hi Kristian, I was wondering if you are ok with me reproducing this method on my channel. I plan to do a slot pattern with an overall circular shape. I will definitely credit you and provide a link to your video. Do let me know, thanks. No issues if you are not comfortable with this. You can always say no.

[@KristianLaholm]

@@Fusion360School Feel free to use the content, I share my small ideas with the hope that people will take them one step further :)

[@StephenBoyd21]

Ouch, that is some heavy Fusion work.