Jonathon's 737 Throttle Rebuild 1

[@80aj]

Make MORE Fusion videos!! Learned so many tricks just watching this one episode man.

[@helimech8152]

Well there's one vote! Lets see how many others go for it! But its great you learned something from it.

[@34timmyboy]

@@helimech8152 Welcome back. I agree with @80aj on the Fusion vids. You make the design process look so easy through it ;-)

[@hobbysim9071]

Make MORE Fusion videos!! You are the best !

[@alankrumpe3941]

i really like the fusion aspect of your video, I want to learn more about designing parts.

[@helimech8152]

Awesome, thank you! Its taken me a few years to get that far! But the basics are easy to pick up!

[@KingDavidDah]

This is the best lesson I received at FUSION. Thank you very much, I learned a lot. I would love to see more content like this in the future.

[@helimech8152]

Awesome, thank you for taking the time to comment and for the kind words!

[@jwlondon7]

Love the fusion concept of the build. Amazing work as always. Thank you for the time and passion you put into your vids.

[@helimech8152]

Much appreciated! Thank you for the kind words and support!

[@lolo7968]

I'd like to watch your videos. It's so enriching. great job! thank a lot

[@helimech8152]

Glad you like them, Thank you for taking the time to comment!

[@Rvcoops]

Hi Karl, great video on the reverse engineering for the throttles. I really enjoyed the F360 section with was very informative and demonstrated how to go about a project like this one. I am considering moving to F360 in the future so found it worthwhile from that point of view as well. I would say keep including it in your videos and the fast forward parts are good as well. Glad to see you back after your break too. Cheers

[@helimech8152]

Just remember, fusion is getting expensive and I'm not sure how long the hobbyist license will continue for free. However, for my projects i have fallen in lobe with it and would hate to change from it now. They got me, hook line and sinker lol!

[@BenSollis]

Fusion 360 was amazingly informative!! Love the whole design.

[@helimech8152]

Wow, thank you! I'm excited to see how this turns out, It looks cool in fusion, time to share some more!

[@BenSollis]

@@helimech8152 I have a fix for your play in the reversers.. Instead of a joint, which in itself enhances play, use a fixed gear on the rotation () like the thruster half gear to pull and down the restrictor arm which also hash meshed teeth? the only play then, can be in the teeth on the arm rail.

[@BandSteel]

Love this video, specially how it works from scratch. great job .

[@dennisvonk882]

+1 for Fusion here. Very helpful, and fun to watch indeed!

[@lokmanwong7786]

Been a long time,happy to see you back

[@helimech8152]

Thank you, Because i make videos for Patreon, I kind of forgot about the KZbin part. So here's an extra length vid to make up for it.

[@mcglough]

Excellent video Karl. Keep the Fusion content coming please!

[@helimech8152]

Thanks! Will do!

[@diy_finn]

I am really impressed by the attention to detail that you have! I feel like I would have been okay with the first iteration and just gone with it but your improvements definitely made it so much better. Great work dude!

[@helimech8152]

Wow, thank you! Theres a balance now between time and effort. I get so many requests its hard to keep up, but i had this throttle way too long just to return it with fixed "broken parts"

[@chicofrostie]

Hi Karl, I really enjoyed the Fusion segment. Found it interesting to see how you use it vs how I would go about things. Picked up some useful tips, thank you. Looking forward to the A320 throttle!

[@helimech8152]

Thank you! The A320 is already 1 week behind and this has to be ready for sebastians visit in July! That in itself is a massive project which i need to get started! But i know it will be a fun one!

[@MarkTomey]

Keep the Fusion parts! Very informative and interesting to see how you design/adapt parts. Thanks for sharing your work!

[@helimech8152]

Cheers Mark, ill try to add a few more videos

[@B747-4OO]

Hi Karl! Excellent engineering and video! Yes, it's a long video, but the way you explain all steps makes it very entertaining and interesting! Time information to skip some parts are also vital. Thumbs up 👍 and I'm looking forward to the next! All the best from Vienna! Hans

[@helimech8152]

Hi Hans, Thank you for the kind words!

[@JoePCP]

I agree, absolutely brilliant video, I enjoyed watching every part of your thought process. Bring on the next video and include the Fusion section, much better tutorial that all the other ones on line.

[@alexanderwerneburg8642]

Its all fascinating to me, one day I would like to make something like this for myself, thanks for sharing!

[@georgefaulk2528]

Excellent work. So glad to see you switching the POTS over to AS 5600 boards where possible. Wish there was a way to convert your original 737 Throttle.

[@mrsmitty91]

Nice work, Karl! The Fusion segment was an eye-opener for me. I dabble in it, having no prior CAD experience, so it really gave me a sense of how you are able to "easily" reverse engineer an existing object into a 3D printable component. Fascinating!

[@helimech8152]

That was my first attempt, trying it that way instead of measuring every part. It seemed to work really well as it was almost identical to the original. Thank you.

[@watrski]

I love watching an artist at work,thanks Karl.

[@SimPilot-dl8zy]

Great video Karl. Please continue with the Fusion additions. Thanks.

[@helimech8152]

Will do! its surprised me how many have asked to keep it, but I guess if its there, but people don't want to watch it they just skip it!

[@wv838]

Really interesting video, Karl. Thoroughly enjoyed the fusion portion.

[@helimech8152]

Thank you, I have added the build process so far! Its a difficult balance to get it right and not put hours and hours of fusion design in!

[@wv838]

I think you got it just right :)

[@stephenlowe5896]

Excellent video, watching the design part provides an insight for us novices. I used to maintain sims in the past, but never did any design work. Keep up the great work.

[@andygriesbach1238]

Love the fusion. Keep adding it. I’m learning a lot. Thanks Karl

[@dermolado3351]

It's so refreshing to see new content from you on KZbin you again.

[@helimech8152]

Now i have to keep it up! Thank you!

[@Bobs1Models]

please show more Fusion absolutely mesmerizing another great video

[@Steveoc231]

Amazing work as usual Karl! Really enjoyed seeing the Fusion design work to see how you create parts. Looking forward to seeing the rest of the build.

[@helimech8152]

I guess I will make more fusion videos then! Thank you.

[@lespertzel7055]

excellent work,you are very thorough. The fusion part was great especially for people who don't use it a lot, we can see how easy it make prototype parts

[@garyfly8244]

Great video I personally love all this detail! Thanks for sharing!

[@Ryan_1988]

Also really enjoyed the fusion segment! Top work Karl, very good video!

[@WhereintheWorldisJosh]

Keep the Fusion stuff in. Always nice to see workflow differences between users. I know you do things different than I and there are a couple of things you do that I really liked.

[@tall-jv4wo]

Very interesting Karl.. enjoyed it a lot thanks.

[@helimech8152]

Thank you!

[@Tomatflesk]

Great work! More fusion videos please.

[@helimech8152]

I guess this is an overwhelming response to more fusion vids lol! On it! and thank you for taking the time to comment!

[@cammy9r]

Great video, enjoy the FSExpo. Definitely more fusion stuff. I find following some fusion360 guides on youtube difficult as they are often done on older versions and nothing is in the same place. I can do gears with spigots and that's all I need right for now basic throttles but so much more can be done. One aspect of 3D printing that makes me reluctant to progress is how slow the printing is. I only have an entry level ender 3v2 but had no idea how much faster the Bambu was.

[@StigBSivertsen]

Incredibly useful to see how you reverse-engineered using Fusion 360. You have way more knowledge than me!

[@helimech8152]

Hi, It all comes with experience and someone mentioned scanning the parts to remove the parallax error. I hadn't even thought of that! Everyday is a skool day!

[@fergusmoloney]

Great video. Please keep the fusion in the videos. Just leave a timestamp for those who wish to skip it.

[@gamehulk]

I love how the unopened box looks like some sort of Minecraft block

[@helimech8152]

Chuckle, it really does now you mention it!

[@stkk7186]

My longest break from Karl's videos aswell

[@kickoff3312]

Woaw, I am impressed: You do that for all your fans ? :) What a job !

[@helimech8152]

Thank you, the original throttle was good, but could be made so much better. That's the ambition of this project now!

[@mikas2051]

I love to see the fusion work cause it is my biggest weakness where it comes to design. I imagine that for people with no interest in design it would be boring but I have a feeling that is not really the demographic here :)

[@helimech8152]

I think you are right, many are now asking for the fusion part to remain. so I guess I will add it into the next part.

[@86abaile]

If you've got a document scanner, it's a far more reliable way of reverse engineering parts than just taking photos and struggling with parallax error.

[@helimech8152]

That's a clever idea, and yes I do have one!

[@Hammerheadplays]

Did i just see a 767 folder? Any more coming for the 75/76 in addition to the throttle?

[@MozTS]

Use should use the rotary dampers on the throttles. Authentikit uses it

[@helimech8152]

If i can fit them in, consider it done! Good idea

[@RAE_UK]

do you think you could make another mcp video maybe one to make a more realistic one?

[@helimech8152]

Its coming, that's the one i'm using for the 737SS. The first version with pCB failed because i wired up the shift registers wrong.

[@RAE_UK]

Oh ok thankyou for replying as I’m making my own sim

[@activex7327]

How expensive is your 3d printer? What kind you got?

[@claudemirbarbosadasilva9269]

fusion videos!

[@86abaile]

I mean no disrespect, but your fusion workflow was painful to watch. Here's one quick tip: when creating multiple fillets, you only need to use the operation once. In the fillet window pressing the + symbol allows you to create another selection set with a different radius, meaning you don't have to have tens of fillet operations in you history. These sets can then be added to later if you need to by selecting the selection set and holding ctrl to add or remove edges to the set.

[@helimech8152]

Unfortunately, its just the way I work and it works for me. It is by no means a tutorial on how you must do it, but rather an insight on how I do it.

[@LqmnM]

Hi helli! How do i get intouch with you via email? Regards, Subscriber from Brunei