Mastering fusion360 - Retro Arcade Cabinet tutorial [part 5 of 5] 📐📏🛠

[@charlescaison4376]

Very Helpful. This was my first experience with CAD and Fusion 360. Loved it. Thank you.

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

Thanks!

[@theblowupdollsmusic]

This was incredible to watch. Again, thank you for taking the time to create this tutorial series.

[@Flashback-Gamer]

With being nowhere, near as incredible talented at this style of work, thank you so much for sharing these tutorials on arcade building. There is so much work involved, and I am always amazed at how many amazing artists can demonstrate how these are made. It is but a dream to own one of these amazing machines. For now? I'll marvel at other people's work.

[@gregbrookman]

Really enjoyable series, Daniël. Thanks a lot for making these. Your arcade machines are amazing by the way!

[@SeanTheNoob]

what a great series, first for the arcade crowd. well done man earned a sub, and likely a buyer

[@ryancholmes]

Thank you for this series Daniel!

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

You are welcome!

[@danw3735]

That was awesome, thanks for the tutorials.

[@coinops]

Thank you so much for this tutorial, it helps a lot with my own design 💛

[@markderidder]

Thank you so much for this tutorial series! I need to make a new control panel for my DIY cab and was intending to use my local makerspace CNC router. This is gonna help a ton! Couple questions: -can you indicate depth with DXF so do your window inlay? -can CNC routers cut miter angles or do you do that after with a table saw?

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

Hi, no I always make a ' pocket depth' information PDF that I used to send to my cnc operator. Now, I export the files as SVG directly to my CNC machine and that format includes depth information.

[@mercury7912]

Tutorial finished! wow! this was truly amazing, your 20 minutes mark was a day for me lol, but after 4 days i learned a lot from you!, thank you so much Daniel i really enjoyed learning from you! the unique part i was not be able to do was to arrange, seems the free version won't let you arrange the panels anymore, they ask me for a subscription, but aside of that all works flawlesly!, again thank you!

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

Thanks! I will add a mention in the description that Arrange is now a paid feature. You can select the different sketches and export them to DXF manually in this case.

[@mercury7912]

@@TheDanielSpies_Arcades than you Dani!

[@stevenlawson3865]

Thanks!

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

Thank you!! 🙏🏼 - will buy several beers 🍻 now ;-)

[@trondkk]

Thanks again Daniel. I've created my own cabinet by following all your steps in the video. I've used the free version of Fusion 360 for personal use. I am unable to export to pdf and also use the "Arrange" function. It says I need the paid version. But anyways. Thanks a lot for the tutorial.

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

Yes another comment also mentioned the Arrange feature not working. I will add this in the comments together with the PDF export. Thanks!

[@shoruk]

it's a bummer they removed Arrange from the free version :( probably one of the best functions for people with Lasers or cnc machines.

[@retrolizardscustomarcades]

Just an FYI, the free version does not allow arrange as an option. Purchase will be required to arrange or use envelope.

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

Yes I have learned this now. Will make a remark in the description to inform new viewers. Thanks!

[@kriskeijaerts9908]

hoi daniel kan je mij helpen ik ben een arcade bouwer in belgie ben op zoek baar een nieuw model waar ik al mijn sorten kan in zetten BV 2 pl ,2 pl met trackbal enzo

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

Tuurlijk, je kunt me mailen op thedanielspies at gmail.com Groet, Daniel

[@Cold-1]

What I really despice about Autodesk is that their applications stop functioning after a new version came out. This is especially annoying when you are unable to update your OS and the new version requires this new OS. That's the reason I stopped using Autodesk software. Apart from that, great video.

[@TheDanielSpies_Arcades]

Thanks!