How to 3D Model a Lego Brick - Learn Autodesk Fusion 360 in 30 Days: Day #1 (REVISED)

[@ProductDesignOnline]

2023 VERSION is now AVAILABLE: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mmTUeIRoqtmfaKM

[@joeboxter3635]

The reason you cannot learn fusion 360 in 30 days is because before the 30 days are up, the engineer has changed the interface and also defaults. So it's not possible.

[@unklemike5012]

@@joeboxter3635 Is this why my Center Circle isn't snapping to tangents on the top circle/knobs?

[@bigbuck6256]

@@unklemike5012

[@servusservorumdei663]

I think you may need to update these videos. I'm getting stuck at commands and quick keys.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@servusservorumdei663 You can find the newly updated videos here: bit.ly/30daysUpdated

[@richardburguillos3118]

Enjoying lesson thus far. Noted that this is an older version than currently using. First noted that at about 11:50 the circle could never find the tangent of the larger diameter circle that is on the top, just the smaller one. So I have to find a way to make the image transparent so it will see the larger circle... back later... Found fix. Go to the Profile Name in the top right corner of the Fusion 360 user interface. 1) Select Preferences. 2) Select Design. 3) Enable the following option: Auto project edges on reference. Thanks for the lesson! On I go....

[@patrickdolan2838]

same, thanks.

[@minidupradeeptha4673]

Thanks man

[@zoeysbiscuits]

Thank you!

[@zack6740]

Thank you, I struggled for a bit then decided to read the comments and you nailed it.

[@bohaman.]

Thank you so much I was having this same issue as well

[@irsalman]

Thank you, Much easier then the first. I learned the "S" feature which really helps finding commonly used items without having to look away from the design. This video was much better paced for newbies. Thanks again.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, I Salman. Thanks for your feedback. I'm happy to hear you thought this revised version was an improvement! I agree - the shortcuts box is a valuable tool to use. I actually use that about 95% of the time...however, I try to use a variety of methods in my tutorials for the sake of learning the different avenues of achieving the same results. Please don't hesitate to comment on any of my videos should you have any questions. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@joshkoch101]

For some reason I can’t get tangent lines to appear like you did on the bottom of the LEGO. I’m sure I’m doing something wrong or have a setting wrong?

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Josh. You must not have seen the pinned comment or the note in the description of this video in regards to the bottom circles. Here it is: I recorded all of these tutorials with the Fusion 360 default settings... however, from time to time the engineers change the default settings. For this tutorial you'll want to click on your username in the upper right-hand corner > preferences > then under "General" > "Design" tab...then select the following setting: "Auto project edges on reference" You'll have to restart your Fusion 360 in order to get these changes to take effect. You can also check out all the settings I have by going to my web page - bit.ly/defaultsettings Cheers, Kevin :)

[@juggalizzle75]

@@ProductDesignOnline i missed this as well. Damn updates lol

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@juggalizzle75 Glad you found it! Cheers, Kevin :)

[@eovalle594]

I did the same thing lol

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@eovalle594 Where you watching on Mobile or Desktop? Just curious how I can make "update notices" more clear when things like this happen (on occasion). Cheers, Kevin :)

[@user-qo8js3qk5z]

I am truly thankful for this material. What a huge help this tutorial has been, and a great contribution to the community in general.

[@etoile6216]

This is brilliant. No waffle! You haven't spent the 1st 10 mm mins thanking everyone and your dog ... As some people do!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, etoile. I'm happy to hear you enjoy my tutorials. Please don't hesitate to comment any questions as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@jacquewilson5568]

@@ProductDesignOnline Wait, how is your dog? ;) OK, seriously, love the videos. Thanks!

[@yollierenwick9602]

Much better than the first video, better speed and you include setting up origin too. Thank you for taking the time to redo.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Yollie! I'm happy to hear that you found this to be a huge improvement....and I really appreciate you taking the time to let me know. Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@darinwhite5475]

This vid is densely packed with relevant info, highlighting commonly-used features of Fusion. Great pace, too. Thanks for your work, Kevin.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Darin! I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial. Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@web4pro]

Very nice tutorial. Perfect, nice to follow, good speed (not to slow not to fast, no hesitation, no small talk, absolutely efficient) really perfect ! Love it.

[@ProgrammerSheep]

Amazing tutorial, especially because you're actively helping people with mistakes! I've been stuck so many times on videos where the creator doesn't answer important questions in the comment section!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Programmer Sheep! Glad to hear you enjoyed it and I'm always happy to help. Don't hesitate to comment/reach out if you run into any roadblocks. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@VictorFernandez-mz1qq]

Thanks so much, I learn a lot here. The update message help me to fix the tangent line issue, thanks you to this updates :)

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Victor. Glad to hear you're enjoying the tutorials. Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@joshuajaynes88]

Awesome, thanks for the video. I paused many times translating the old UI to the new UI, but was still able to follow very clearly.

[@LuisMorales-qn8vq]

Hey Kevin! Thank you for these amazing tutorials.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Find the entire 30 Days Series in this KZbin playlist ➞ bit.ly/learn-fusion360 - *IMPORTANT UPDATE* I recorded all of these tutorials with the Fusion 360 default settings. However, from time-to-time, the F360 Engineers change a default setting. For this tutorial, you'll now need to activate the following setting that used to be a default. Click on your username in the upper right-hand corner > preferences > then under "General" > "Design" tab...then select the following setting: "Auto project edges on reference" You'll have to restart your Fusion 360 in order to get these changes to take effect. You can also check out all the settings I have by going to my web page - bit.ly/defaultsettings - *TIMESTAMPS* 00:00 - Creating a Lego in Fusion 360 1:32 - Restoring default settings 2:20 - Changing units 3:18 - Creating a new component 3:57 - Creating a 2-point rectangle 5:14 - Extruding the rectangle geometry 6:31 - Center circle sketch 7:07 - Dimensioning the top of the Lego 8:01 - Extruding the top of the Lego 8:25 - Rectangular pattern command 9:33 - Shelling (hollowing out) the bottom of the Lego 10:25 - Create a sketch on the bottom of the Lego 10:39 - Creating a construction line 11:50 - Offsetting the circle 13:20 - Adding fillets (rounded edges) to the Lego

[@TheGeneral75746]

Don't know if you're still paying attention, but I've enabled this feature and still the tangent lines don't show up for me. I'm using Fusion 360 version 2.0.7824 if it helps at all. Any ideas? Thanks for the whole video series!

[@RSX1327NT]

@@TheGeneral75746 I am experiencing the same issue, glad it is not just me.

[@kentkasten1359]

Same problem here. After enabling the "Auto project" feature and rebooting Fusion 360. When drawing the construction line it shows up, when drawing the circle it does not show up. Help Kevin please.

[@kubectlgetpo]

Kent Kasten you can manually project those circles using project command

[@reimanas]

@@TheGeneral75746 Have the same problem here. Please help kevin.

[@anthonydacosta8027]

love these tutorials!! I just started using Fusion, and the information you provide is phenomenal. thank you so much! looking forward to watching the rest of these tutorials.

[@tchambers7096]

Very well-done tutorials. Thank you so much for your work!

[@juleamerlin9303]

Very nice job on this revised version. Really touches on the salient points. Much 'cleaner'. Restarting from last year so having a chance to review changes you might have made.

[@markanderson3997]

Really great job Kevin. This was extremely helpful. Your instruction is fast paced and really thorough. Look forward to completing the remainder of the 30 day Fusion course.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Mark! I'm happy to hear you're finding the videos to be helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Please don't hesitate to comment any questions as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@presumenothing1949]

For anyone else also on the new UI who's stuck on creating the 2-point rectangle: if you hit Create Sketch and select the bottom plane, an additional Sketch tab will pop up along the top (next to Sheet Metal, Tools etc) which will let you select the rectangles and other shapes. I did hit a minor snag when sketching the circle from the construction line - I could snap the tangent to one circle (the bottom-left one) but not the top-right one like you showed. I realise this makes literally no difference in dimensions, it just bugs me a little. Great tutorial so far, especially as someone who was deeply frustrated by a bad introduction class to SolidWorks. Will definitely be checking out the rest of the series! The only change I'd suggest is highlighting the numbers (for dimensions, pattern repeats etc) in bigger font/popup boxes like you did with the tool keyboard shortcuts, which would be handy especially for those of us with limited screen real estate.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, presumenothing. Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad you're enjoying the series so far. You can cross-check your settings with mine, here - bit.ly/defaultsettings I would also recommend watching my tutorial that covers the new UI updates. I discuss the critical changes in terminology, placement, and iconography, that should help bridge the gap between the old UI and the new one. You can watch that here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/qqa9q3uZoqunnZY Cheers, Kevin :)

[@JetCrayfish8]

@@ProductDesignOnline could you please do a video of what this means see i have trouble reading and by watching videos it helps so much more please and thank you

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@JetCrayfish8 I made a quick screencast that shows using the "Create Sketch" button to get to the sketch environment, where the SKETCH tab then appears. Let me know if this helps - drive.google.com/file/d/1pygdb1_iO4kGtB_nJ8xJjZxsehG7wh0g/view?usp=sharing Cheers, Kevin :)

[@droneups2643]

So happy you did this again, I was having a hard time keeping up on the first video. This boosts my confidence.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Drone Ups. I'm happy to hear you found this revised version to be a good improvement. Thanks for watching and commenting. Please don't hesitate to comment any questions as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@adogg7502]

Thank you so much Kevin, can’t wait to learn

[@robertk7748]

Great job! Overall the Lego brick video was a success for me. I think some expect you to retain the data without practice and that's just not practical. I watched a few times pausing between steps and then did a few on my own reverting to certain steps when stuck or thought my computer was messing up :)(always operator error) Overall, within 1 hr of combined video and practice with no video, I can draw the Lego confidently. Looking forward to the next videos as the pace is just right was well. My background is of a mechanical engineer and some 2d drafting. I have viewed and worked with 3d prints just never drafted any in 3D. It takes time to learn 3D for sure and find this to be one of the best learning series so far. Thank you!! Constructive feedback - It would be nice to understand why we select certain steps. Some are obvious of course (like "extrude") but an example would be when we need to select a "new sketch" to make bottom 3 tubes. Why a new sketch? The bumps on top didn't require this. For others - There is a guy named Lars Christensen who does Fusion 360 videos that are also good. He does go into much of this type of basic understanding, however, it can be long and drawn out.ALL good stuff!! Thank you to ALL!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, DCMotorMan. Thanks for this... you are 100% right ;) Practice is ultimately the only thing that will help viewers retain the info. I appreciate the feedback. I'm always trying new techniques and ideas to improve the tutorial lessons. You will certainly see some things change as you work through the series. Please don't hesitate to comment any questions as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@RG-rq3ov]

Great tutorial. Couldn’t find the tangent circle. Changed preferences as states. Had to draw construction circle and then it worked.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks for sharing your workaround, Robert!

[@lourencoandradeesousa4782]

Thank you for these great tutorials. The best ones on YT. No bla bla, strait to the point, good rythm, detailed and clear. For someone who is beginning from scratch these are great.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Much appreciated!

[@sandphoenix4296]

I have so many ideas in my head. Thanks to this I can start to put some of those ideas into reality.

[@gipsydanger3487]

I joined CAD classes few months ago, now, after watching your videos, I am regretting on my decision. Thank you very much!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Jayesh. I'm happy to hear you're enjoying and learning from my videos. What type of class did you enroll in...was it a University level class? online class? or company-sponsored class? Cheers, Kevin :)

[@gipsydanger3487]

Product Design Online I enrolled in a Institute named Cadd Centre in India. They are teaching me what you are teaching on your channel but with huge fees. (They are also gonna teach NX CAD, Hypermesh that’s the other story)

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@gipsydanger3487 Thanks for the info! That's very interesting... One of the main goals with my channel is to make CAD education affordable. I plan on doing some more specific courses, but those will still be very affordable (less than $40 USD). It's outrageous how much some of those institutions charge. Please don't hesitate to comment on any of my videos should you have any questions. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@gipsydanger3487]

Product Design Online I won’t hesitate to buy courses at that rate if available and taught by person like you with such a gratitude!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks! I appreciate that. :)

[@bcrhiaadn1]

Oh wow. Everything was smooth sailing except the tangent line for the inner circle didn't show up. I just illuminated the sketch for the top 8 circles so i could see and lined them up. Very very cool. So glad i found this channel. Excited to see what I can create in 30 days man, thank you

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Bcrhiaadn. It sounds like one of your settings is turned off. I recorded all of these tutorials with the Fusion 360 default settings... however, from time to time the engineers change the default settings. Click on your username in the upper right-hand corner > preferences > then under "General" > "Design" tab...then select the following setting: - "Auto project edges on reference" Please let me know if this setting fixed the difference. Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@TheIBeanz]

Thank you very much, for the Tutorial and the Explanation! I'm not the one who asked but had the same issue and it fixed the problem!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@TheIBeanz I'm always happy to help. Don't hesitate to comment on any of the videos as you work through the remainder of the series! Cheers, Kevin :)

[@bcrhiaadn1]

@@ProductDesignOnline it worked perfectly!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@bcrhiaadn1 Glad that fixed it. Cheers! :)

[@ferasic0]

Awesome series ! Keep up the top notch work... this is world class.

[@isaiahfreedom1076]

What a generous person who is making it possible for people to learn who don't have the money to go to school! Thank you*

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Isaiah. The goal of my channel/website is to make CAD (Fusion 360) education more accessible. Most schools and universities don't teach it very well anyway :) Don't hesitate to comment if you run into any roadblocks throughout my tutorials. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@dominiqueporzio2399]

Merci, Un tuto de 30 jours, clair précis, c'est exactement ce que je cherchais.

[@billyfox194]

No

[@TheVaultOfLeague]

Hey! This tutorial is so good, I can't believe how much i've got done in 10 minutes! lol. Im having an issue when creating the circle on the bottom, it is not snapping in line with the circle on the top, i can create the construction lines and get at the center point of that, but when i create the circle it wont snap to the ones above :/ what have I done wrong?! Thanks in advance!!!!!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Juba. I'm glad to hear you're making great progress. It sounds like one of your settings is turned off. I recorded all of these tutorials with the Fusion 360 default settings... however, from time to time the engineers change the default settings. Click on your username in the upper right-hand corner > preferences > then under "General" > "Design" tab...then select the following setting: - "Auto project edges on reference" You'll have to restart your Fusion 360 in order to get these changes to take effect. You can also check out all the settings I have by going to my web page - bit.ly/defaultsettings Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@TheVaultOfLeague]

@@ProductDesignOnline This worked perfectly!!! :) Thanks bro. I'm up to video 4 now, but came back and redid this from memory (after fixing it with what you said to do)! Your vids are SOOOOOOOO good. Honestly, best on YT.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@TheVaultOfLeague Thanks, I really appreciate the kind words! I put a lot of time and energy into making each of the videos so I'm happy to hear that. Glad that fixed the issue. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@kewl201]

Hi, Juba. I'm having this same issue. were you able to figure out which setting was turned off? And thanks Kevin for the wonderful tutorials! I'm learning a lot through your videos :)

[@victorlavoie9328]

Same here. What setting am I looking for? Please and thank you.

[@thedn2622]

You are the type of creator everyone would want to learn from, keep up the amazing work!

[@jang1542]

Very informative and helpful video. Thanks for these tutorials!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Find the entire 30 Days Series in this KZbin playlist ➞ bit.ly/learn-fusion360 *IMPORTANT SETTING CHANGE* - Stuck on the bottom circle? Here's the solution: bit.ly/day1solutions

[@martylinda5639]

I was going to mention but I see you already took care of it. Thanks

[@skandranon314]

Been trying to figure out this circle for 2 hours now lol. Just found your comment and turning that on didn't change anything. Closed 360 and reopened. Still nothing. Starting the lego open. Aside from this love the video, thank you for sharing it!

[@chaymberr_crafts]

hey there, for me it still wont snap, even with the settings checked...i have no idea what to do...

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@chaymberr_crafts Make sure you're looking directly at the sketch, otherwise, the Auto Project Edges on Rrference will not work.

[@chaymberr_crafts]

@@ProductDesignOnline I had the bottom showing up directly. I clicked the cube on the corner. Or do I have to view it differently? Btw great lessons👍

[@g3moe]

I have the free personal-use and autoproject did not show the features on the opposite side after Shell/Construction line/Circle. Solved by navigating to top plane and selecting it, hit P then back to underside and it worked. Great tutorial, U talk kinda slow, like I'm 4, but you know... I kinda am (at least in Fusion 360) THANX

[@hakenly]

Thanks for you comment. I finally got it to work after a long time

[@kylebrawley2669]

Thank you! This was the step I was stuck on and couldn't get past.

[@DudyMoko]

Wow you're an angel thank you

[@e30mark]

You star, this worked a treat. I projected the circle from the top and then changed it to a construction line. From there i was able to draw the circle tangent to it. No matter how many times i tried editing the preferences and restarting fusion i just cant get the 'Auto project edges on reference' to work.

[@kpigeek]

Thanks, this 'unstuck' me after puzzling for a while why 'auto project edges' wasn't working for me. Cheers!

[@thstudio007]

You're great Kevin. Thanks a lot for making such a useful playlist for us.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, th studio! I really appreciate the kind words and you taking the time to watch and comment!! Please don't hesitate to comment any questions as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@CJAwesome83x]

Awesome series! Really appreciate the time and effort put into this. Extremely clear, concise and detailed instructions. I create YT content myself and I know the amount of effort that goes into creating content like this, my hat’s off to you, my good sir 👍

[@Pyromancers]

Holy balls. Waaaaayyyy better than the 1st one. And the first one was pretty good. You gave a lot more explanation of the features in a way that made it a bit easier to take the knowledge to places other than just building this brick. Like explaining the flip command for the offset and how to select where the rectangle goes in the initial sketch.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, TheAlphaPyro. I'm super happy to hear that this was a huge improvement. Thanks for the feedback! Cheers, Kevin :)

[@jumbo999614]

11:40 My program doesn't snap to tangent of the circle created on the top part of the model

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, Paul. It sounds like one of your settings is turned off. I recorded all of these tutorials with the Fusion 360 default settings... however, from time to time the engineers change the default settings. Click on your username in the upper right-hand corner > preferences > then under "General" > "Design" tab...then select the following setting: "Auto project edges on reference" You'll have to restart your Fusion 360 in order to get these changes to take effect. You can also check out all the settings I have by going to my web page - bit.ly/defaultsettings Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@bajojohn]

@@ProductDesignOnline i had this issue too. thanks.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@bajojohn No problem. Glad I could help. Please don't hesitate to comment on any of my videos should you have any questions. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@kevinwallis3266]

Excellent my issue aswell all fixed now thanks.

[@ssranon]

@@ProductDesignOnline Thanks, I had the same problem as the other folks here. Looks like "Auto project edges on reference" is no longer part of the default preferences. Appreciate the workaround.

[@TimoteoLXX111]

Thank you for the video tutorial. It is a great tutorial! I just started the Trial version of Fusion 360 yesterday and found your learn Fusion in 30 days. This is my first time using a CAD software and I could follow your directions to complete the Lego. Looking forward to go thru the 30 day tutorials.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Salvador. I'm happy to hear you are not only taking your first step at using a CAD program... but learning from my series! It can be overwhelming to see all the different features in a complex program such as Fusion 360... However, I have no doubt you will have great success if you keep at it! Don't hesitate to comment questions as you work throughout the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@steveferrusi1799]

Excellent! Very well explained. I am hooked

[@letsplayagame226]

9:58 how did those holes appear in the top part?

[@skylight1290]

Because of Shell Feature

[@rajendergurung7867]

So far one of the best site to learn the fusion 360 systematically after learning many great lessons ! Thank you I'll very soon join as a member.

[@pj0tterke]

Awesome series!! Just I was looking for to learn the basic technics of Fusion. Peter 👍👍

[@TheAnirudha1990]

I am learning for 3D Printing. thank you for your contribution. Your Training videos are awesome. Learned a lot from your tutorials.

[@crownkiwifactoryNZ]

I Love these tutorials, I watched 3D cookie cutter day #21 and designed one of my own, I thought I should start from the day 1, so here I am. Thanks so much for sharing.

[@TightLinesandaGoodTime]

Thank you so much for such a great tutorial and intro to this program! I am very excited to watch the rest of the videos! My lego turned out great!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Nick. Keep going :)

[@yitavoh720]

Awesome thank U. Very well explained. I'm glad I came across your channel. You're helping me a lot by the way you designed the 30 day process. Very easy to digest in my personal case. Keep it up! U rock

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Sunny! I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial. Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@BretWrightSTUFF]

Great video, and very helpful. I missed the settings change, and as expected the solution was noted down below. Thanks!

[@shootermcgavin3858]

Very informative. Excellent work!!

[@goldenshale]

Thanks! Best tutorial approach and pace I've done so far for Fusion.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Jeff! I'm happy to hear that. Please don't hesitate to comment any questions as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@BillyBob-si2db]

First version was awesome, this one is perfect. Thank you.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Wm Robert Leschyna! I really appreciate it :)

[@denisbrisbane456]

Thanks Kevin, great video so easy to follow

[@latjjtal]

My reaction to the first video was "well, I can rewatch it a bunch of times and try to figure it out, and hey-- it's free". This version is is probably the best intro to a visual interface videos I've seen. Its hard to find that balance between so much hand-holding that the pace is slow and boring versus "they need to know this bit of info". This version hits that balance very well. Thanks!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, latjjtal! I'm happy to hear that it sounds like I've hit the sweet spot. You're exactly right - it's hard to find that balance of giving enough info but not dragging too much talking through every small detail. I've definitely been getting better as I continue to make more tutorials. Thanks again for watching and commenting! Cheers, Kevin :)

[@StinkyWizzleTits]

Lego piece DONE! Thanks Kevin. Its a bit different to the latest version but between working it out myself and reading the comments Im going to learn it really well. Cheers.

[@ferSantosEs]

Thank you for this videos! it's helping me a lot to learn Fusion 360 to do a left-unitl-last-moment project

[@stavrosrife6651]

Very nice work. Easy to follow with good explaining in every step. keep it up !

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, stavros Rife! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Please don't hesitate to comment any questions as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@bhein67]

I discovered "playlist" on your channel. It really helped, I was bouncing around watching your videos, but, this helped so I can watch them in order! I have stretched my brain ALOT the last few days. Thanks so much for your awesome videos! Cheers from Canada

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Glad you found the playlists. For anyone else wondering, you can find them all here - kzbin.infoplaylists

[@JointerMark]

Very concise presentation, nice and orderly. Thank you for posting these videos.

[@damianclair2915]

Outstanding tutorial . Thank you for your great work.

[@darynsmith4938]

Thank you Kevin, great first steps.... ! Only got stuck on the tangent snap in the new interface. Fixed now as per previous comments below.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Glad to hear that, Daryn. Don't hesitate to reach out if you run into any more roadblocks. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@carlitosscova7451]

AMAZING! thank you so much! I was looking constantly online for any tutorial vids like this but could not find any that had a good explanation/tutorial. Thank you!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Carlitos! You'll find the whole series here - bit.ly/learn-fusion360

[@Chiquiet]

Thanks for the 30 day series, did free wheel a bit past weeks trying to learn Fusion without much succes so i'm glad i found this serie.

[@piyushpalsania7685]

Thank you Product Design Online ( Kevin ) I have watched this video and done this exercise

[@worksasintended4997]

Thank you for this tutorial. What I really like about it, the way you talk enables me to see it in 1.5 times speed and still everything is pronounced really clear.

[@radheshyamkumawat7563]

Thanks Kevin for your wonderful tutorial

[@MB-nw5sz]

Absolutely awesome instruction and video series - thank you so much

[@BBL_NL]

Great tutorial, thanks. Nicely paced, not too slow and well explained.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Bas Bloemsaat! Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@go2slpGTP]

Awesome work man definitely subscribing and going to be doing alot of these while on lockdown and trying to figure out what i want to start doing! Thanks again!!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks! Happy learning 😎

[@creetzcam]

Great content and I like how you evolve to start speeding the person learning along thoughout this lesson. Feels like a noob i should repeat this one a few times :) Thanks for the great content!

[@michaelc.616]

Really appreciate the videos - definitely helping fill some gaps in my F360 knowledge - will definitely help when I get back to my projects - thank you!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Michael! Glad to hear you'll make good use of them. Don't hesitate to reach out if you run into any roadblocks. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@Jimgoodwin846]

Thanks for the video. I learned there is more than one way to model. Thanks again.

[@lkkchung]

Hey Kevin, thanks for the great tutorial. I was curious whether its possible to use the pattern and distribute evenly instead of having to key in specific values for the intervals. I like to design in the software I'm using and sometimes I'm not sure what those values are before hand.

[@davidcook99]

Tried to get the tangent circle to appear for a couple of hours then checked the comments section. A quick tick of a box in 'preferences' and all made sense. This was my first use of Fusion 360 and your video was a great help.....many thanks.

[@gerritvanstraaten7390]

I'm just starting and have a lot of videos to catch up. Excellent tutorial, lots of fun, thank you.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks for watching, Gerrit! Don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@adityadinesh]

Awesome tutorial man!! Well structured content and clear explanation. Keep up the good work.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Aditya! Happy learning :)

[@secretdad544]

You are the best step by step trainer on You tube. I can follow what you are teaching and you dont make the mistake all the other video trainers make you dont assume a beginner knows anything. This makes your videos the very best I have found to start learning hiw to use my new CNC router from scratch. Awesome work well done and thank you!!!!!!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thank you! Happy learning :)

[@luisferr2001]

first off...Thanx for taking the time to make these videos. I`m on my second one today, and feel like I`m able to go thru all the steps without any problems. was able to make the entire Lego brick. Cheers!

[@rayongjoco4352]

Awesome tutorial. Thank you!,!

[@bishopbautista8180]

So glad I found your channel! Thank you for making such great and nonsense tutorials! The only they I would have suggested is, it would have been nice to have you explain the process you went through for getting all your dimension. perhaps you just used a digital caliper but it would have been cool to see the process. Thank you so much again!

[@larrybud]

Any time I find a fusion course on youtube and Kevin's voice comes up, I know it's going to be good! Suggestion: I think an overview on different terminology and what they are used for would be good. Bodies, sketches, features, face, mesh, edge, etc.

[@serikovsyrym2803]

It's amazing video. Thank you very much!

[@hamiltonpianos]

Nice vid; looking forward to working through the whole series!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks. Happy learning! :)

[@nashtm]

Thank you, very clear tutorial. Tangent line circle caught me out but found the fix here. Tim

[@zaid-je5es]

Thank you this will be my first project designed and printed

[@rossharvey2156]

Awesome tutorial, thank you for putting this up.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Ross! Please don't hesitate to comment any questions as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@almukhtar77]

Lovely videos, keep the good job 👏

[@benjaminmaher2989]

Thanks Kevin, a great tutorial. I definitely plan on doing more!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Benjamin! Find the entire 30 Days Series in this KZbin playlist ➞ bit.ly/learn-fusion360

[@corneliussnagg4482]

I am new to fusion 360 and your videos have given me the skill that I need to move forward. Thank you for the videos, they've been a tremendous help.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Glad to hear that, Cornelius! Happy learning :)

[@michaelbrendzel7018]

Went from the Original to the Revised. Very helpful changes. Excellent and helpful video, overall.

[@Menelik.videos]

Wow, great lessons👍🏽👍🏽. I will be subscribing.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Menelik Z! :)

[@dennisjohnson1694]

Thanks so much for such a thorough tutorial! I got it done without trouble, although I noticed that in the early part of the tutorial, it shows your preferences as "Y is up" and in the attached comments, it shows it as "Z is up." It didn't seem to have any affect on the drawing. Thanks again, I'll tackle Day 2 tomorrow.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Dennis. Glad to hear you made it through without any troubles. The "Y" axis used to be the default orientation (I record all tutorials with the default settings but they change from time to time). It won't affect anything with your model other than the orientation if you export it to another program (which you can typically rotate the model anyway). Here's the entire 30-day playlist: bit.ly/learn-fusion360 Don't hesitate to comment if you run into any roadblocks! Cheers, Kevin :)

[@sreejithsree4269]

You're a god ....you don't know how much you're helping people....god bless you...man thanks a lot....keep up the good work

[@nykscreations1483]

Dear god.. I've been using this soo WRONG for the past few years. I've been treating Fusion 360 like 3D modelling 20+ years ago (lightwave). Amazed and delighted to learn how to use it the right way!

[@684tranminhtuan]

Thank you very much for the tutorial. Your instruction is very professional, simple, and inspiring.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks! You can find the entire 30 days series - bit.ly/learn-fusion360

[@maxhirst9633]

Very informative and a well executed improvement. Personally I whizzed through this efficiently with new knowledge

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi Max, I'm happy to hear this was a big improvement! I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Don't hesitate to comment on videos as you watch the remainder of the series! Cheers, Kevin :)

[@IDMTB3D]

I'm an old school drafter, trained on Autocad 12. trying to get back into 3d modeling after many years out of the software. This first tutorial has done a lot for me already. A few things I still recognize in there. Looking forward to going thru your videos

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi Brandon, that is exciting to hear! I think you will be amazed at the capabilities of Fusion 360 in comparison to AutoCAD 12. There will be a lot of new features, yet I think there will be a lot that you do continue to recognize. Don't hesitate to comment on any of the videos with questions... should you have any! Cheers, Kevin :)

[@wnctrailcam]

Ha!, That's what I'm more familiar with also, but it's been since the '90's that I've used it.

[@doctor567]

Thanks, this was really great. Looking forward to watching more

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Ownrisk Media! Please don't hesitate to comment any questions you may have add you work through the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@toolzshed]

Awesome instructional video! Thank You!

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Thanks, Atoool. Please don't hesitate to comment questions on the tutorials as you work through the remainder of the series. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@AndySnapsaLot]

Just watched the into on workspace and the 1st day. So far so excellent! Thank you for the effort it takes to put something like this together. I should be getting my 3D printer soon. These videos are a real help.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

Hi, PhotoFortyTwo. Glad to hear you're enjoying them so far. What 3D Printer are you getting? Cheers, Kevin :)

[@AndySnapsaLot]

Would you be surprised to hear, the CR10! It seems very popular and at the price! I couldn’t resist. Super excited to get going on this thing. Your videos have been a huge help. So thanks for all the work you put in.

[@ProductDesignOnline]

@@AndySnapsaLot Congrats! I haven't personally used that model, but have only heard good things about the CR10. Thanks for your support. Don't hesitate to comment if you hit any roadblocks. Cheers, Kevin :)

[@AndySnapsaLot]

That is a remarkably generous of you. Thank you for your help!