Fusion 360 Tutorial: Designing a Quick Return Mechanism from Scratch

Join me in this comprehensive Fusion 360 tutorial as we delve into the fascinating world of mechanical systems and guide you through the process of modeling a quick return mechanism. Learn the art of sketching, extruding, assembly, and motion simulation with the assistance of two tangent relationships as we bring this dynamic mechanism to life using Fusion 360's powerful CAD tools in animation.

[@fotoshark]

Thanks for this, I learned quite a few tricks!

[@cademist]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gambicraft]

Awesome, thanks for this tutorial!

[@cademist]

My pleasure!

[@jsh281]

Succint and clear explanations. Thank you.

[@cademist]

Glad you liked it

[@AaAa-hc7ro]

You deserve to be thanked.. Thank you very much

[@cademist]

You are very welcome!

[@kkb2687]

Thanks. Very Nice. But my assembly doesn't move. The wheel has the rotation set to anti clockwise and the slider set to move rightwards somehow. How do I change the direction of motion of the slider or the wheel?

[@cademist]

Sorry to hear that. It's a little difficult to diagnose from the distance. It really does not matter if the rotation is anti- or clockwise. One guess is that you set the slider mate to "rigid"?

[@jakrawutthongkong2202]

Thank you Bro.

[@cademist]

You're welcome!

[@im_vengencee]

Thanks man.

[@cademist]

you bet.

[@martinaciardi6437]

Why my z axis, when I go to select the object to join, is on another direction?

[@cademist]

I don't know.

[@Jan-1337]

Thank you very much for your video. How did you "open" this small window for "sketch shortcuts"? That is much clearer than these dropdown menus. Have a nice day :)

[@cademist]

just press "s" on your keyboard. thank you for appreciating.

[@Jan-1337]

​@@cademist cool, it works. thanks a lot! :)

[@TomTarG]

How do you rotate your camera so smoothly?

[@cademist]

I got a 3d mouse.

[@fairliemayne421]

"promo sm" 😄

[@cademist]

Yes!

[@muhammedinmuzafferordusu]

güzel video Allah razı olsun. Ödevimi bu videoyla yaptım.

[@cademist]

I'm happy to read this.