Autodesk Fusion | Surface Patchwork

[@ColinReay]

Using the extend tool to create the filleted corner is an amazing idea! Great, creative approach. Thank you for sharing.

[@alpashek]

Your videos are truly inspiring. Thank you for sharing them and making them easy to follow. Keep up the excellent work 👌

[@jasonhammerle3582]

what an innovative approach to the fillet! i really enjoy your videos!! thank you so much!!

[@eneselver1864]

Teşekkürler.

[@peterfsat]

Ha, that was my question, great to see you picked it up for a tutorial!

[@barkster]

man you amazing, your tutorials are awesome

[@transformerscustoms]

best fusion tutorials thank you

[@keal.vietnam]

PERFECT TUTORIAL SIR !

[@droneforfun5384]

Nice. I would have attempted mirroring at 05.27

[@VinayVarsani]

I wonder how a surface sweep would handle the top to side transition as opposed to the loft.. is that one method you tried before settling in a loft?

[@chylld]

The loft handle feels like a terribly imprecise and non-deterministic way to control the loft. I thought after rounding off those 2 outer corners (fillet trick was genius btw) you were going to loft 2 pairs of corner curves first, to serve as rails for the remaining lofts

[@venko3211]

How to convert STL TO SOLIDBODY sir

[@nemesis851_]

Wondering if you saw my comment about how to extract a complex pattern off existing object (tire) like pressing clay on round object , peeling it off , and laying it flat

[@MStoica]

Wow, I wasn’t expecting to need that workaround - extending those edges to create the fillet… I was expecting to be able to fillet 2 intersecting edges by selecting the intersection point (the vertex). Shame on you, Fusion!