How I Designed Knurled Knobs in Fusion 360

[@ecodoge]

Very great tutorial on FS360. I will try to recreate myself, looks like really great learning model to create. Cheers

[@deankq4adj125]

Awesome video, thanks for sharing.

[@Avel]

Thanks for watching!

[@Remy21289]

Thank you bro, most efficient knurl tutorial on youtube! Because you help me I wish to contribute a tip as well. When using the mirror tool, instead of selecting faces, you can select features and then simply select from your timeline the features you want to mirror 😎

[@Avel]

Nice! Thanks for the tip!

[@thegreathitsstation]

great video, thank you

[@Avel]

Thanks for checking it out!

[@Gam_7777]

Thank you a lot.

[@dj_sp3rmcount]

the way i typically do this is i start a sketch on the bottom face and make a 0.5mm - 1.0mm square rotated 45 degrees onto its tip that insets into the body by 0.5mm or so and use that for the coil, might make it a little neater, especially when it comes to flat-flat faces, once ive done that i do the same sketch just instead using a left handed coil and then use the circular pattern tool to wrap it around the body

[@andrewhart1826]

I don’t 3d print… but I do like a good well crafted knob… thanks

[@FranticGuitar88]

Nice tutorial, however I really do not like this "traditional fusion" knurl design. I usually make my own custom diamond shape profile instead of just using triangle profile coil. This gives you an actual genuine knurl pattern and it's also more grippy.

[@Avel]

I know what you mean. There is definitely a difference in feel.