How to Use Parameters in Fusion 360 to Design Functional Parts // 3D Printing

[@BasedBidoof]

bruuhhhhhhh my mind just exploded at how much easier it is to design this way. It makes iterations so much simpler to edit. Thank you for expanding my brain

[@MorleyKert]

Thanks for watching!

[@garagemonkeysan]

Nice video, easy to follow. Adding the right clearances always gets me. 🙂 Mahalo for sharing! 🙂🐒

[@MorleyKert]

Thank you! Clearances are definitely somewhere between an art and a science.

[@lennyl12]

Loved seeing your process to making that 3-D object. Hope you do more!

[@jacobdaugherty4052]

Thorough and clear explanations, well done.

[@MorleyKert]

Thanks, Jacob 😊

[@lilvenaz]

Wow great tip on the parameters use

[@MorleyKert]

Thank you!

[@Mathewadventure]

Bro thank you SOO much I was so confused

[@TheGrantAlexander]

great tips in here Morley!

[@MorleyKert]

Thanks grant!

[@BKRcustommotorbikes]

great video Morley! i learnt 2 things kind of, 1 constrcution lines(could you talk about these and the different types of lines/why you would use each one?) and also extruding in both directions ect i didnt know that was a thing. i also can never get the curve tool to work for me haha

[@MorleyKert]

Thanks, Adam! Like many terms in modern 3D modelling, “construction lines” have their origins in hand drafting (drawing plans with a pencil and paper). They are basically lines that don’t represent any real object, but are just used to aid in the drawing/positioning of other things. In fusion, making lines “construction lines” is mostly a visual thing, but you also can’t extrude construction lines, and they can’t form a boundary of a closed shape (I.e. they are “invisible” for 3D modelling) which can be handy.

[@BKRcustommotorbikes]

@@MorleyKert that's the gist I got. Can you make different shaped construction lines? I.e a box

[@MorleyKert]

Yep! Any sketch object can be made of construction lines. It’s just a toggle button in the sketch palate.

[@BKRcustommotorbikes]

@@MorleyKert awesome thanks

[@Haza3137]

I love your videos man and I’ve also just started with fusion 360 .

[@mitchimusprime4613]

So helpful! Thanks 🤙

[@MorleyKert]

Awesome! Thanks for watching

[@floridalove]

Once again, explained very clearly and understandably.

[@MorleyKert]

Appreciate it 😊❤️

[@floridalove]

@@MorleyKert 👍🏼