Fusion 360 | Hook (Surface Patchwork)

Creating a patchwork of surface bodies for a smooth transition between the arm and the base.
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0:00 Intro
1:04 Surface extrude and trim
2:52 Splitting and trimming of inside fillet
4:35 Ruled surface
6:58 Lofted surface
8:20 Stitching and solidifying

[@Fusion360School]

I think it goes without saying but the point of this video is not really to create a functional hook. To do that, a few simple extrudes would have sufficed. This is more of a surfacing exercise to achieve a challenging transition. Perhaps in a future non-trivial design, a similar aesthetic might be required where this workflow could be applied. Hope this is helpful!

[@ru_ur]

so happy you are exist! Thinks you!

[@larsord9139]

I only wish I knew 1 tenth about F360 as Fusion 360 School does. Thanks again.

[@decapengdesign]

Surface techniques are tough!

[@MarcelHuguenin]

Good tutorial. Love to see more surface technique videos. Very helpful, thank you!

[@Jake-zc3fk]

Your tutorials are very good, thank you!

[@cadcaetutorial2039]

Amazing this lecture sir

[@djtchort]

fantastic tutorial!

[@andrevanrossum8408]

You are really amazing! I like your videos so much and I learn a lot of them. I now use commands I never used before.

[@StephenBoyd21]

Very neat. I need to use surfaces more, I tend to do nearly all of my modelling in the solid panel, which would be impossible for this design.

[@cadcaetutorial2039]

Weldon sir

[@jeanpaulroche4170]

Very neat. At the end it is necessary to combine the 2 bodies

[@drbishy_hao]

Thanks...Buy a coffee

[@nemesis851_]

7:46 mind blown when you rotated

[@marcg2233]

so elegant!

[@malikilam]

Beautiful work!

[@minkodima]

Wow such a nice explanation!

[@supergiantbubbles]

Nice workflow.

[@Iron-Arms]

Very well done! Thx!

[@user-qo8wf2mk9h]

no need last splite,mirror directly

[@lukaszb1282]

It wasn't easy one... nice job

[@md.arrahmandip7638]

I couldnt shell like you. Can you please tell what could be the reasons? Thank you.

[@NeoQJ]

Good day, may I know how he is rotating the view without moving his mouse? Is that some kind of accessory?

[@mvrkmi]

I have the same question. His movements are always so smooth, but it's not apparent on-screen how he's making those movements while the pointer cursor remains stationary.

[@Fusion360School]

@@mvrkmi I'm using a 3D mouse.

[@FilmFactry]

HA HA! That was my question!!! I never figured it out:-) Thanks. Could you upload the finished model as well? Thanks as always.

[@Fusion360School]

Thank you for posting this! I struggled with this for quite a while. In fact, I practically gave up and ignored it for a while. It was only last week that I decided to give it another go. I am always hesitant to upload full models due to a number of reasons. Did you face any trouble following the video?

[@FilmFactry]

. @Fusion360School I asked for the complete model because though I'm proficient in 360. I never wonder outside SOLID. I'm a bit offput by SURFACE and MESH tabs. I didn't have enough time at first watch to follow along in 360. I will rematch when I have more time to follow along with as fine toothed comb. But very much appreciate your effort.

[@ViceChief]

@@FilmFactry I've found it very helpful to try to recreate these videos step by step. Has really taught me a lot.

[@riccardosacchetti]

Does anyone know a good guide, free or not, for fusion 360? KZbin or web! Thanks

[@user-gs1fd2yx8f]

нельзя упрощать показ производимых операций. ибо не понятно что было сделано в каждом этапе.