How to design a Car wheel rim on Autodesk Fusion 360 | Fusion 360 Tutorial for beginners

Autodesk Fusion 360 tutorial showing how to design a Car wheel rim in simple steps.
Tools used in this video are
1. Revolve
2. Circular pattern
3. Construction Lines
4. Fillet
5. Sketch Dimensions
6. Combine Join
7. Extrude Intersect
8. Project
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[@6zslim627]

Really helps a lot for beginners like us. Thanks a lot, keep up the good work !!!

[@rombrodriguez]

Thank so much for this video! I am just starting to use Fusion 360. I’ve used maya/alias for about 15 years so I’m trying to learn the basics.

[@thomasowino5927]

Managed To modify your design a little bit....awesome tutorial.

[@shafayetjamil4392]

Best video vai,,,,, much love from BANGLADESH... ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@synikkk]

This rim is so nice! thanks for the Tutorial :)

[@HSBXtopa]

Thank you so much, helped a lot on my evolution

[@calipzogaming2820]

So helpfull

[@frogugames2113]

5:38 cant do that project. Also this straight lines dont occur. Do you know whats going on?

[@melzariodesign]

What recording software do you use

[@Super6ix06]

This is a nice wheel, great work and tutorial. Do you freelance?

[@MADAboutDesigns]

Yes I do

[@juhee6845]

Thanks

[@jeremypentney-king9595]

Its not lettting me project the line of circle onto the drawing.... i have tried simply drawing it on but the when it comes to extruding it doesnt work

[@zeusnk662]

Hello is there any way to download this ?

[@hardhikrai6038]

7.52 not able to give dimensions between 2 points It's showing adding dimensions will over-constraint sketch

[@ak-gi3eu]

how to create dimension of parts after concept sketch?

[@yugdamor1242]

good. can you make a video in which you can give brief information about your profession ?

[@MADAboutDesigns]

Soon after 1k subscribers 😊

[@rahulpatil1747]

@@MADAboutDesigns hope it will done soon

[@joeguzman8396]

For some reason I can't fillet the bottom left side of the spokes. I'm not sure if my dimensions are wrong or if something is going on with one of the edges. The wheel looks fine in general. Any ideas?

[@MADAboutDesigns]

May be 2 reasons. 1. Fillet radius is high 2. You are filleting without combing the bodies

[@joeguzman8396]

@@MADAboutDesigns Thanks for the reply. I used the same fillet radius as you stated in your video. I also combined the bodies.

[@MADAboutDesigns]

Mention video timing please..

[@namratakamble2874]

can you please share a video on caster wheel design

[@MADAboutDesigns]

Soon

[@namratakamble2874]

thank you because of your videos i am able to learn about so many commands

[@Axeblade118]

What are your pc specs ?

[@CodyLatimer-be4cb]

How you gonna mount the rim with no holes. Guess you can weld em on buttttt

[@sahilsuryavanshi225]

can w make this same on autocad?

[@MADAboutDesigns]

It will take one eternity 🤣

[@MADAboutDesigns]

In AutoCAD CAD stands for drafting.. it is mainly used for 2 d drawings & simple 3d designs

[@shannybabayaga]

I thought you were shit, but actually, you are pretty good! kuddos

[@MADAboutDesigns]

And why so?😅

[@neilpike6758]

music makes this video harder to follow

[@venko3211]

Please make video how to make violin top arch

[@MADAboutDesigns]

Sure..give me some time to research & design, then I will upload

[@venko3211]

@@MADAboutDesigns Thanks.i am waiting for your video sir

[@sanjayrao2147]

Where did you get the dimensions from? Where can we get the 2D draft diagrams for dimensions?

[@OhItsGibby]

I'm sure you can find some in google. I found some blueprints of car parts that i need replacing and I'm going to model them to size then take them to my cnc so i can machine them. I think there is some websites you can go to as well but i do not know the name of them

[@sanjayrao2147]

@@OhItsGibby Thanks for your reply

[@OhItsGibby]

@@sanjayrao2147 of course

[@sparkzynr5543]

How long have you been using fusion?

[@MADAboutDesigns]

For 4 years

[@sparkzynr5543]

Your work is good on CAD. But i have a doubt? How do you take the dimensions with ease? I mean how do you know what length of line to take and at what angle? Is that all in your mind or what?

[@sparkzynr5543]

Wish to see more of your content on CAD. THANKS!!!

[@MADAboutDesigns]

Before Designing I do a lot of trials & errors..& then write down angles & dimensions in a paper.. then I record..

[@ctbram0627]

omg I have followed from 5:23 to 7:30 15 god damn times and my profile keeps ending up past thew god damn 68mm vertical line!~!!! So I can not match your profile!!!!! It would help if you showed the god damn final thing in one shot so I can see where I went astray!!!

[@MADAboutDesigns]

Send me your email id.. I am sending the screenshot of the profile

[@ctbram0627]

Sorry for the rant. I figured it out. Your tut was fine. When I did the 120mm by 135 deg extrusion I did not measure the angle from the 60mm line bu a horiontal line from the end point so I caused the resulting line to be rotated clockwise. when I fixed the angle everything worked fine. Thanks for replying.@@MADAboutDesigns

[@jasnxxr]

i'm not able to project correctly

[@MADAboutDesigns]

Mention the time

[@jasnxxr]

@@MADAboutDesigns 3:35

[@jeremypentney-king9595]

exactly the same issue im having

[@VINCENT-sb3zs]

3:09

[@VINCENT-sb3zs]

10:35

[@ctbram0627]

your make the vertical line 68 mm from tyhe top point of the projected line. Then you make a 4.5 mm line horizontal from the top point of the projected curve. Then you make a 60mm line at 100deg. Then you make a 120mm line at 135deg. You are now 1.93mm past the god damn vertical line you put 68 mm from the top projected point!!!!~ OMFG~! what the hell!!!!!????

[@ctbram0627]

nm I fixed it. the line at 135deg somehow got measure from a horizontal line at the end of the 60mm line instead of and the angle between the 60mm and 120mm lines which rotated the entire thing ccw about 35deg which ended up correctly matching your profile. Sorry for going nuts but I looked at it a dozen times and had to walk away from a while then look at it again with fresh eyes.

[@ladinsargul4198]

@@ctbram0627 thank you