Fusion 360 Tutorial - How To Model DiResta Steel Shop Table - Assembly & Joints

[@jimmydiresta]

Lars!!! Thank you brother!!!! love it!!! and i learned a few things!!! as always

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you!

[@terrellbradshaw3504]

Thanks for the video, Lars! This helped out with designing my industrial inspired bookshelf. The "Paste New" option is exactly what I needed to "de-couple" the separate angle iron pieces and size them independently.

[@cadcamstuff]

That is awesome to hear Terrell Bradshaw .Thank you for watching the videos

[@prodesign8189]

Great vid as usual. I actually had the chance to meet and work with Jimmy at the Saundersworks CNC classes. John's class got me past the learning curve with Fusion 360 and my Tormach. Great guy. Didn't know he was famous when I was hanging with him and now I'm honored to have had the chance to meet this trulel down to earth guy. BTW, since the classes, I am so busy running parts. Mainly for Energizer right now with some small nylon parts and I'm almost able to get a second Tormach in less than 7 months of owning my first!

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you for taking the time to watch the video and comment. Congratulations on the next machine, that is awesome!!

[@jimmydiresta]

Thank you bro!! happy to hear your moving along !! respect!

[@Lagartija219]

Fan of Jimmy for years now! Great combination. Thanks for taking the time to share Thumbs up!

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much Guillermo Contreras !

[@mychannel-b6e]

Friend I cannot thank you enough, I have been wanting to do this kind of development for as long as 3d drafting exists. Thx a 1000000000000000000 times.

[@tradetech7889]

Great Video Lars, Took me all afternoon to get it right as just little subtle things you were doing I missed so had to start over to pick them up. I noticed a few things on a Mac come up in different places/orders, like some of the text boxes. Would definitely like to do another one of these but starting with the 'parameters' set up.

[@wingho3542]

you are a great teacher, best fusion 360 tutorial in youtube,

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you 👍😊

[@jacksat2252]

Hi, Lars . If you find the time you should do way more of these modeling tutorials. I learned more from these 2 (table and inj.mold )than all other tuts together. Especially the workflow with the copy and move command and point to point. Way faster then when I would do or did (make 1 tube of a certen length save it as a comp,then extrude or cut one for a other length save it as comp, and then drag them in as many as I need (if I need 4 tubes from a specific length I would draw 4 times that piece in) and do all joints. 4 times slower the your method. Thanks man. Same with the inj. mold ,love how you did that with the 4 sketchplanes and extruded instead of sketch each part separate on top of the other. Nice.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you! There are more of these planned....Just need to find time :-)

[@javiergarza4375]

Thank you Lars! You rock sir, I’ve been learning plenty from you. What you do is sincerely appreciated. Wishing you my best, Javier

[@cadcamstuff]

You are so very welcome 👍😊thank you for watching

[@an1ma169]

As a new user to fusion, your videos are great. For designs like this however I'll revert to my native solidworks, the weldments feature seems much more efficient. Sketch the frame, assign the stock, define the corner finish, done.

[@cadcamstuff]

I don’t blame you 😊 One day we will have a weldment feature, I hope

[@taalfthorpe7498]

I find myself watching this as a quick refresher quite a few times

[@plasticbuzzardmodelshop9715]

Great tutorial. Loved it. I like the way you break it down and explain each step.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much Thomas Willis !

[@MatthewHarrisStudio]

Great Tutorial, I'm teaching myself Fusion and I learned a ton in this video. Thank you from a Maryland blacksmith!

[@slashghero]

Thank you very much on this videos!!! You explain everything so good it's really easy to learn from you!

[@173roberto]

Would be amazing if you make a tutorial making weldments at 45° and tube weldments. Many of us are used to SW weldment module and are moving to Fusion 360

[@zloisop]

Thank you for your videos Lars! You are the best! Is it possible in f360 to make this model fully parametric? For example to change its width, height, length and say tube dimensions keeping all of the necessary joints?

[@AdrianTregoning]

Surely adding the fillets into the sketch is "lighter" than adding to extra features afterwards, them being the fillets? This makes a big difference when you have 4000 pieces of steel so hence my question. To me this is important as Fusion does sadly not have a frame generator (yet - will keep hoping)

[@td1830]

Thanks for the video! Just started using Fusion 360 and boy it's confusing! Can you do a video on taking a picture into fusion 360 and making it into a piece to be cut out in the plasma section! Thanks Dale.

[@cadcamstuff]

I'll put it on the list :-)

[@andyhello23]

Your videos on fusion are excellent, and thank you for making them.

[@stoikgramadanski7401]

Excellent ! My wife has her TV series......I have Lars Cristensen' s LiveStream videos on KZbin.... :) Great job ! Keep them coming for us !

[@cadcamstuff]

That is awesome! :-) Thank you for watching! Best, Lars

[@HyzerGlen]

Great tutorials, The structural weldment feature in solidworks is still a lot easier for making something like this, but good to see it's still possible to get it done in fusion.

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi MtD-CNC Thank you for watching! I would think you will see the Fusion 360 of SolidWorks weldments sooner than later. Best, Lars

[@eclarkmx]

I'm assuming the table is welded on every joint. How do you make it appear welded?

[@markbiederbeck5751]

This is an incredibly useful video for beginners, it sums up a lot of commands and strategies that are useful for a particular type of design. Thanks Lars!

[@allthegearnoidea6752]

Just started with fusion 360 for hobby use. We use autocad lite at work occasionally but I would like to maybe start using 3D cad. This looks like a relatively low cost solution for small businesses use. Thanks for sharing regards Chris

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi AllTheGearNoIdea Thank you for watching!

[@mikerobotscience]

hi Lars, thanks for this and all your other videos. I have gained a great deal of Fusion knowledge from your youtube channel. Loved your video about the Diresta workbench, and how to extract a parts list. One problem is when i followed along and tried to set up the workbench in Fusion i discovered it is not parametric. Please can you make a video on how to make a workbench where you can pull a parts list out, but where you can also change the height, width and length without the bench coming apart. It would be really useful once the drawing of the workbench is done if i could dial in various sizes so i can see which tables i can fit where! Just saying... Gracias

[@kdk200]

when i resized at 6:20 it moved my bar and had to set point to point again. sometimes i follow the tutorial but its sometimes different. like when i extrude it stays in 2d and i have to move the camera angle manually

[@tgirard123]

OMG, I couldn't get copying and pasting figured out until you showed how (Copy from the component, Select the top level then Paste New) I had that laugh you get when somethings been staring you right in the face for a while... too funny. Thanks Lars !!!

[@cadcamstuff]

That is awesome to hear tgirard123 .Thank you for watching the videos :-) Have an awesome day! Best, Lars

[@jeffhulett4194]

This is just the tutorial I was looking for, thanks great video.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much Jeff Hulett !

[@raphaelthibaut2038]

thank for your effort to articulate on each word, As an english learner it's very appreciable^^

[@basilleafcreative6765]

Hey Lars... Could you please do a tutorial on how to make a woodworkers workbench. Could be French Roubo (or German Holtzaoffel or English Nicholson) ty I am a beginner woodworker & am also learning Fusion 360 in order to design & plan my projects before I actually start making them. This is really helpful. Thank you for the great tutorials on Fusion 360.

[@scottmarquet1018]

Fantastic light bulb moment from me!! You are the man.

[@cadcamstuff]

Awesome to hear. Thank you for watching!

[@ben_orchard]

Hi Lars, cheers for the video, awesome to draw this up. Would it be possible for you to do another video in the future, again with square tubing but showing how to do mitre joins, angle cuts etc? Keep up the vids, very helpful

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Ben Orchard Thank you for watching! I did do something like mitre joints in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWW9lot-rb6GaJo Hope this is helpful

[@billmoseley4042]

Hi Lars I could not get EDIT FEATURE in my new version to change lengthen. I see Ben's request and watched that video to do miters and will try that.Keep up the good work

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you Bill Moseley Hmm...You should be able to edit features though

[@billmoseley4042]

Yes Lars i found edit features . Thank you

[@rbrpulling]

Thank You!! Maybe some direction on mitered corners some time. Thank you again helps a lot!

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you for watching! Check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWW9lot-rb6GaJo Best, Lars

[@andrewheapy1812]

Have recently downloaded Fusion 360, have gone through your beginners guide, aswell as some tutorials from other channels, really enjoyed your teaching style . Though I follow step by step some of the instructions just dont work as explained, and I get unwanted and unexpected results. I have been following the How to model, re the DiResta steel shop table. Begining to wonder ir there's a glitch in the software.

[@jaredclinton7348]

I'm having the same results, I think it's because his fusion 360 is for commercial use, just my guess

[@x_ph1l]

Thanks a lot for this tutorial - it was extremely helpful for a complete Fusion 360 beginner!

[@cadcamstuff]

That is awesome to hear Phil Levchenko .Thank you for watching the videos

[@cheif10thumbs]

Kinda miss the weldment features of Solidworks. Great video Lars thanks!

[@cadcamstuff]

Yes, Sure it is on developments list "To-Do" :-)

[@jcmakes5977]

Your explanations are always so crystal clear! Thank you 🙏

[@bjnwright]

Great video. Thanks! I learned a lot.

[@veermanrob]

Nice video Lars, can you make also one with round tube frame and "legs" standing with some degree? Perhaps top square 100 x100cm and bottom square 125x125cm?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Robin, I would use the same technique, then make the legs cross each other and use the Combine tool to cut the pieces to fit

[@uathavia1]

Awesome. I am new to Fusion 360 and I am going to practice this. Thank you very very much for sharing.

[@maaasaa]

Hey Lars, all very helpful, thank you. Joints and the way they function are becoming more familiar, but coming from Solidworks I am struggling to work out how to edit a joint once made. This would be because components once placed, can require to be re-positioned occasionally. Can you do a small feature on this subject? Sure that other users would find this really useful knowledge too. Keep up the great work.

[@cadcamstuff]

Have you ever watched this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYKxmHycn7KlbpY

[@snuttschannel9140]

Another great tutorial! Agree with Jacksat comment for more of this kind of modeling tutorials.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much SnuttsChannel !

[@iangraham6730]

Thanks Lars, you helped me out with a few issues with box section in this video!

[@cadcamstuff]

That is awesome to hear Ian Graham .Thank you for watching the videos

[@ceesweerheim990]

Hi Lars How about showing us how to model a Helical cutter head as used in thickness plainers? Nice work Thanks

[@cadcamstuff]

I don't know much about helical cutter heads. If you can email me some dimensions... [e-mail]

[@MoreHace]

Really like your videos man! a personal question here, are you from australia??

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much Moré Hace ! No, Denmark :-)

[@CM-mf3su]

Instead of moving the bars 8 ft and 4 ft when copying, I think he should subtract the width of the bars so that he ends up with an 8’ x 4’ surface, edge to edge. That’ll make it much easier to find a standard sized sheet of plywood. With that being said, I really love his videos. He makes fusion 360 so approachable.

[@jaimevaldez3058]

excellent tutorial. what happens if you lengthen the width of the table. Will the position of the legs e.g. pattern command dimensions change too or will I have to manually pattern the leg positions?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Jaime Valdez Thank you for taking the time to watch the videos! In this case, the legs would not move if you change the length of the table. You could do things with a parameter and then get that result.

[@rogergleason]

Hello, A very nice tutorial.....does fusion 360 have a library of structural steel shapes to download, instead of creating them like you did? Thanks

[@danwelder]

Hello and thank you for this video! I designed a table using this video, but now that it is finished, I decided I want to make the sides smaller than what I stated with. I have tried several methods, but every time I go to modify the length of the sides, it throws the whole design out of “whack” and I am unable to recover easily. I am assuming all the copied components, the rigid groups, and joints are what is causing everything to move around and go haywire, so is there a simple way to change the lengths of the sides without having to start over? Thanks in advance to anyone who can help!

[@ToySldr78]

at about 6:15 when I create the new object and make it 45 inches long, it completely jumps to Square Tube 2. Somehow it loses the connection it had with Tube 1. Thoughts?

[@JT11111]

Hi Lars, Im an Architecture student in university, most of my classmates use AutoCad or SketchUp etc to create work, it is mainly building based, can you please do a house/building or something like that so I can use your tutorial and make my own work? Also Im coming from your beginners and drawer tutorial, for a normal square/rectangular building, do I have to take the steps as you do with the drawer? for example I need to create every wall individually, then the floor etc? Id appreciate your help, keep up the great work.

[@cadcamstuff]

Hello Hossein, I don't know much about architecture. But, I would say you can draw most of the floor plan in one sketch

[@anthonyhernandez9308]

I love all of your videos, super informative and helpful. I was curious if you could please please make a video on making C Channel in Fusion 360?

[@geertbarents8633]

Hi Lars, tanks four sharing your expertise with us, aim very thankful for that! Just one question, is it possible to get the actual build drawing out of it incl. Measures, and count of screws (when they were in :-). Just drawing something is not enough for me... thanks in advance grtz. Geert

[@alainkazan]

Thanks Lars for the great tutorials. im very new to Fusion 360 and im wondering how do you zoom in and navigate in 3D without shifting to orbit mode ?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi alain kazan Thank you for watching! I cheat. I use a device from 3DConnexion.com You don't need one, but if you are doing CAD for many hours a day, they are nice

[@TheInvisibleKev]

Nice! Thank you for the great tutorial, perfect next step after the total beginner series.

[@loganmay6598]

Hey Lars. How are you navigating around your model? Are you using a mouse or something else? Thanks!

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Logan May Thank you for watching! I cheat :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn68dqGjesmjqsU Best, Lars

[@loganmay6598]

Thanks for that! Im having a heap of trouble with fusion and modifying parametrics. It seems to absolutely hate anything to do with projected lines and I don't know how to change my workflow to make the model work. I spend all this time putting in parametrics but whenever im using projected lines the model reliably crashes even though it is all fully constrained!!

[@sledzeppelin]

Suppose we want to change the filet radius on all the steel tubing. Is there a way to set it up so that even the shorter pieces where you broke them away from the longer ones would get the updated filets?

[@danielryde6334]

Hi Lars. Thanks for the tutorial. As a new user on Fusion 360 this gave me lots of information on general functionality. I'm also a total newbie using the parametric concept of Fusion (I've been using SketchUp for the last decade or so, and needed to move ahead). I see you place/move and rotate components using plain number, and sometimes just guess move distances and so on. So how do I change the general size of the table? Or change the iron bar dimension for example? Is that some other workflow, or am I missing something?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Daniel Ryde Thank you for watching! In this example you would have to go to the history tree at the bottom of the screen and edit whatever sketch or feature that is driving the specific of the design. Did you see this video? kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2bFlGyZaLhkaMk

[@danielryde6334]

Hi again. Thanks for your answer, and yes I've seen video 1+2+3 so I'm aware how to go back and edit parts in the "timeline". I found another video kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5abgqmlqc15lck that kind of describe what I was thinking about. To define the general size beforehand, and then use these values as variables for each part placement and size. But defining a list of variables is not really visual or simple either. There might be even better ways... I would like it to be even less manual calculation. Maybe define a outline construction sketch with some overall dimension and then align part placement and dimensions from that. I'm just trying to wrap my head around some workflow that let me change some dimension and everything will just follow and be adjusted accordingly? For example, if I wanted to modify your design and use another steel profile, like 2x2" instead. I would like to just modify one master steel profile, but now I need to edit multiple component instances, and I probably need to move components back into place again because alignment will break in the process (similar problem as with SketchUp)...

[@TimsWorkshopTJY]

Hi Lars, doing well on this till I started bringing in the top using the Collinar feature. I can get 3 sides in but get an error that states to correct dimensions. Not sure how to find or correct it? Got a video that shows editing on this issue?

[@FenderBender503]

So using this method or another, is there a way to say... summarize the “material” used to have a quick data point on exactly how much is used? This would be a neat feature to be able to know what length of tubing to order from your steel supplier

[@alejandroperez5368]

I think 3D designing the whole thing takes longer than manually calculating it on a piece of paper?

[@leoarseneault4305]

Awesome videos Lars! Very helpful for a beginner like myself!!

[@carlosacero6990]

Thank you Very much this was really helpful. There's a Diresta's Steel&Wood Bench. Are you planning on model this sometime ? It would be nice. Thanks Again.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much Carlos Acero ! I will have to find that video

[@carlosacero6990]

Every time i watch this video i learn a lot. But i wonder if you can tell us what about when the corners has been cut at 45 degrees.. i guess i have to create the square tube with the corners in 45º and the rest is the same process.. is that right? or we can make something to simulate this kind of cut and joint.

[@VINITASINGH-ly8tp]

sir if we want to join two curv which function should i use ? actually i want to make closed loop by curve for extrude function.

[@junioroleary5678]

Lars: I love the video's been working my way through them, I've watched this one several times (a way newbee) and was designing a welding cart I just dimension down the scale to what I wanted. One question I have is I am making the table into an angle so the welder will be elevated up in the front. Is there a video you have that can point me into that direction? I'm trying to show an angle at the end of each tube for the side support so it butts up smooth against the legs. Again thanks for all the video's and looking forward for one of your face-time live events.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you for watching 😊👍 pretty sure I did something like that in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWW9lot-rb6GaJo

[@michaelmathias3111]

Hey fellows, dear Lars, one little question: Once I'm in the rectengular pattern-tool, I can only move the components in certain steps (like each 100mm), not the precice way you did (for finding out the right distance). Is there some difference in the preferences or whats the matter here? Greets and thanks!!

[@dos1639]

Hi Lars. I am wandering how great you're moving camera arond model - how did you do that? By keyboard? Can you share your experience?

[@cadcamstuff]

I cheat :-) I use a device from 3DConnexion.com It is not needed, but it makes life easier

[@jimhughsTV]

Hi Great videos, need some help though. When copying a component and then moving the result, how do I decided where the datum starts and the reposition ends? e.g. if I want a specific space between 2 cross members, simply typing "500mm" moves it 500 mmm but from where to where? and how would I control "500 mm gap between internal facing faces and not from both left sides of a box section. this way I keep getting 500 minus the dimension of my box section.

[@colincrow482]

Paste New not available for selection. Could you please help? Love your videos much appreciated

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you Colin CrownCould you test it again? It works on my end

[@jamiehardwick9741]

Awesome video Lars! How did you know what dimensions to input for the outside/inside radius on the square tubing? Is there a standard for that particular sized tubing or quick way to figure it out?

[@plusoem]

Jamie Hardwick is like to know that too

[@samuraidriver4x4]

Maybe a bit late but there are standards like ISO and ASTM. You can also find them in machinery handbooks

[@OffGridOverLander]

I’ve watched several videos for fusion 360 trying to find how we model in welds. Do we only notate welds in the drawings instead? I’m still new to Fusion so I apologize if this is a noob question. I’m not an engineer by trade, I’m a welder, so I’m trying to figure this out as I’m working on my own projects. TIA

[@rjs3590]

If you find out plz let me know, looking for the same answer.

[@krankengineering]

I came to this video with the same question. I'm the opposite, I'm an engineer, not a welder, but I want to make sure the drawing has the right info for the welder. They way I'm going to do it is the same as Lars in this video (model the "welds" with a rigid joint), and I will add the welding symbols in the 2D drawing. Disclaimer: I don't have any clue what I'm doing with F360, don't listen to me.

[@ruizg26]

Im trying to experiment with this program but it just seems so overwhelming. Goal is to try to use it to design a flat bed for my pick up but i cant seem to grasp it. Is there anybooks i could purchase to help me. Or whats a good way to jump into this?

[@colosistvan]

I did the same design yesterday, a steel table in Fusion 360, the only difference is that it took me slightly more than 10 minutes, hours to finish with it :D As I do not know any of the tricksn featuresn shortcuts etc :D

[@shadowdog500]

It's deja vu all over again!! Didn't you do this video a couple weeks ago??? Chris

[@killenmyful]

John Saunders did his ice pick. Maybe thats what your thinking of?

[@shadowdog500]

Anthony Sozio It was a video on the Diresta table that came out shortly after the Diresta table video was published. I just checked and Lars previous video was on the parts list for this table. Chris

[@andrestols7197]

Thank you Lars!! This is helping me so much!!!

[@jld1501]

The outside fillet is 2x the wall thickness.

[@richikbiswas239]

Can you do a video on how to make complex surfaces and curves and how to use t splines

[@davidwiebe8802]

how are you able to get the constraints by your sketch pellet

[@kevorkarackellian389]

Great videos - it's really helpful for a beginner like me. However, I seem to be unable to follow exactly the steps here. For example, when I did the first extrusion F360 created a body (that makes sense) This is not the case in Lars video! So when I tried to make a copy F360 would create a second body - NOT a second component. So now I have one component and two bodies. I tried different ways and can create two component however, now the rest of the process would not follow Lars steps. Has anyone else run into this problem or is there something fundamentally wrong with what I am doing/or my settings? I am using the latest (2020 version of F360) Thanks

[@TinkerInTheShop]

I just tried it, and it works as in the video. 1. After creating the first body in component 1, did you then select the top project layer? 2. after right-click and select copy/move, within the menu did you select 'component' from the top drop down menu?

[@kevorkarackellian389]

@@TinkerInTheShop Yes it was my mistake. I didn't select the top project layer as you accurately pointed out. Thank you for your help.

[@aaronstestlab]

Another great video! Keep up the good work.

[@johnedwards1968]

Does the rigid group affect parameters?

[@cadcamstuff]

No, parts are still dimensionally controlled through parameters.

[@shanebrodie3112]

Very informative as well as entertaining.

[@RealNobser]

Hello Lars, thanks a lot for another very instructive video. I'm still new to Fusion and I do learn a new thing in every single video of you. But I have one question, I cannot find an answer for, neither in your videos like this, or the 80/20 aluminium profile nor the tube chassis video. If I e.g. import an aluminium rail part from Mc Master-Carr or another parts library it already is extruded into 3D space. Is it somehow possible to scale that one to a specific length by entering its dimensions? So maybe the one from McMaster-Carr is 1 inch but I need 2.25 inch. Is it possible to enter this 2.25 inch or do I have to add 1.25 inch? I just want to enter the final "length" of a rail, but I cannot find a way to do. Scaling is using a factor and extruding is using a distance. But none is using dimensions. At least I cannot find, how. If you explain that way in one of your videos, just post the link, that would help a lot! Many thanks in advance!

[@stefaneriksson9634]

One way I've found is to extrude the profile into a new body or Component and remove (not delete!) the original.

[@KegglebrewingKeg]

How do I make the piece shorter like at the 5:50 point in the video? I have autodesk 360 persdonal

[@jaquesa]

Make sure you create a new component before making the sketch as in 1:05 ... I didn't do this and therefore couldn't edit the pasted component. Took me ages to figure this out.

[@rjs3590]

I'm having a problem at 5:56... when I activate my copied component, I lose all my history with until I deactivate it. Any one have suggestions around this?? This tutorial is a few years old now... but still, wondering if this is normal. I have restarted my app multiple times now, still the same problem.

[@jaquesa]

Make sure you create a new component before making the sketch as in 1:05 ... I didn't do this and therefore couldn't edit the pasted component. Took me ages to figure this out.

[@fakharuddinchowdhury4746]

Thanks Lars. Its an wonderful lesson!

[@tradetech7889]

I also noticed that when I went to individually name some more components at the end it would not let me break the copy/paste link to do it. Can it be done?

[@cadcamstuff]

If you use the copy tool, I don't believe that you can just break the link. That is why there is the Paste New option.

[@tradetech7889]

I used the paste new, but was wanting to break down the naming of certain parts within those groups again rather than having the same name with a sub part no: not really necessary i know

[@isaacbaer4724]

Thanks for the video. The "paste new" option isn't showing up on my end. It only says paste. Any idea why?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi isaac Baer Thank you for watching! Are you sure that you are right-clicking on the top component? That is the trick.

[@isaacbaer4724]

Thanks! This was the issue

[@bagheadbaby]

hi lars how do you move your camera so freely? im using the cube on the top right and just cant access some angles that easy thanks

[@cadcamstuff]

I cheat 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn68dqGjesmjqsU

[@vnagaravi]

What is the difference between join and rigid command

[@adamhill1614]

This guy rules.

[@adammortensen8861]

What version of f360 did you do this in. All of the commands function somewhat differently now with latest update. very frustrating trying to follow when it is made with an old version.

[@kennethmurdock1549]

This is a 6 year old video

[@leanyifan8970]

Awesome! Incredibly helpful video

[@cadcamstuff]

That is awesome to hear Yf Lean .Thank you for watching the videos

[@erikcramer]

Why do you split up the Filet in 2 at 2:48 ?

[@hirudo3d]

You need a different radius on the inner fillet (half of the outer one) to keep the wall thickness consistent. :)

[@stofer3]

so easy and helpful Thank you!

[@jojoleviste1151]

If I want a type of wood that shows grain, how do you change the grain direction?

[@hirudo3d]

If you double click the material under "In This Design", you get some options for it. One of them is rotation! :)

[@TimsWorkshopTJY]

Well, The rookie figured out the collinear issue I was having. It won't work if you don't have the plain on the top of the table you are trying to work on for your next sketch. once I figure out what I was doing wrong all 4 sides were working to draw into place. In fact the end of the table plain is also not right but doesn't affect what i'm doing so far on this project. I know how to correct it now either way. So hope this helps anyone else struggling with this to move on.

[@johnnybayles7412]

My table look different than yours... am I on parallel projection? Can't seem to get into perspective mode. EDIT: NVM found it :) thanks for the vid

[@stevewilson8862]

Your program has features that mine does not e.g. "edit feature". I can't do that. Did they sell me a crummy version and you have a good version?

[@lebensschueler]

you need to select the copy of your square tubing on the left hand. then youll right click on the extrude button and its there.

[@surajchavan6447]

Awesome ! 🥰😍