Mecanum Wheel Design | Fusion 360 Tutorial | Spark Plug |

The Mecanum wheel is a omnidirectional wheel design for a land-based vehicle to move in any direction. It is sometimes called the Ilon wheel after its inventor, Bengt Erland Ilon (1923-2008), who came up with the concept while working as an Engineer with the Swedish company Mecanum AB, and patented it in the United states on November 13, 1972.
DESIGN CONCEPT
The Mecanum wheel is based on a TIRELESS wheel, with a series of RUBBERIZED external rollers obliquely attached to the whole circumference of its rim. These rollers typically each have an axis of rotation at 45° to the wheel plane and at 45° to the Axle line. Each Mecanum wheel is an independent non-steering drive wheel with its own powertrain, and when spinning generates a propelling Force perpendicular to the roller axle, which can be vector into a longitudinal and a transverse component in relation to the vehicle.
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This is nice exercise to put to practice what we have learned so far.
In this video you will find about basic use of commands like extrude, fillet, chamfer, loft , trim , stitch , sweep ,creating sketch , sheet metal etc.
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[@MechbuzZ]

Awesome video bro 👌👍

[@hi_beemo1808]

11:32 for everyone confused he just bent the sides on 2 bends for some reason that works

[@divyebtw8360]

This guy is a genius

[@LyteLounge]

now we're getting into the challenges lol, nice tutorial once again

[@LyteLounge]

For those struggling with the bend part at 11:34 you gotta create multiple bends and make sure when you click "stationary side" its outside of the area that will be bent. At least that worked for me

[@yigitalpdikmen]

Thanks !

[@Nomaan-khan]

12:10 unable to copy due to sheet metal rule 😢

[@techparistech2659]

Good job

[@bushmansteve4594]

Thanks for the great video

[@josephmk8952]

Realy helpful.

[@miguelespinosa1171]

THANKS A LOT BRO

[@mihailazar2487]

Your workflow is not parametric and YOUR ROLLER GEOMETRY IS WRONG You can't just put in a cubic Bezier with a tangent constraint till it looks kinda like a mecanum wheel. Think about the crossections. In the end when viewing the wheel as a whole in orthographic projection the outer edges of the rollers MUST form a perfect circle. (Otherwise you're going to get bumpy wheels) if you think about it, you have a profile that when projected at a plane 45° to it's sketch plane MUST look like a perfect circle. There's only one possible profile that does this: an *ellipse with it's the ratio between it's semimajor and semiminor axes of sqrt(2)*

[@furkandemir5039]

good job well done bro

[@ТимофейМаксимов-щ6е]

can you show which fasteners from the library were used here?

[@ravindujeewhantha4012]

amazing video sir.thank you

[@TheStefman08]

Great! thank you!

[@ishan3520]

How to give diff. color to diff. components? Thanks for the tutorial.

[@SPARKPLUG98]

Shift +N

[@ishan3520]

Thanx

[@vanluch009dambo6]

Helpful ❤

[@billiemoore831]

I'm trying to recreate this in Inventor. I'm having trouble bending the frame about the line. Any suggestions?

[@SPARKPLUG98]

I don't use inventor , bending in this video is a sheet metal workspace command , I don't know if inventor has one or not? U try making it manually

[@elve44]

Tres bon tuto mon niveau sur fusion 360 m'oblige à le revoir plusieurs fois mais c'est excellent

[@ashishdahiya2272]

Hi, I don't know when you will see my comment, but I request you to please reply as when using the bend command it works for 5 bends correctly but for the remaining three it selects the different side. You skipped that part in the video, can you help me to tackle this? Thanks in advance.

[@SPARKPLUG98]

Make seperate bend , for the rest of the profile

[@ashishdahiya2272]

Thank you sir. Now it’s done.

[@matt2429]

if i wanted to change the number of wheels to six would this still work. or would it stuff up the dimenions.

[@SPARKPLUG98]

Gap between rollers will increase

[@sugunakavin4234]

Sir i want this design please give me i draw a this wheel but wrong .pls give me

[@SPARKPLUG98]

Laptop's broken since last 6 months. Cannot afford new one right now

[@divyebtw8360]

Can you make a video for building screws

[@matt2429]

where can i get a download for the wheel. ( I have completed another design but would like to compare).

[@JuanAdam12]

Not sure if the creator of this video is reading comments, but I have a suggestion for future videos to make them even more helpful to us: since this is not a beginner's lesson, you can skip saying things like "Select C for Circle," "D for Dimension," and similar basic instructions. Also, it would be very helpful if you began with an overview of what the object is comprised of in terms of Fusion 360 elements (for example, "This plate is just a circular pattern of lines and fillets, and this bend is not complicated--we will do that in the sheet metal workspace. Then when you began drawing specific areas, it is helpful if you refer to and show us the finished object again so we can see what you are starting on and better be able to grasp what you are doing. By doing this, we as the students can immediately begin to try to think through the problem and see if our predictions are correct by watching what you are doing. When our thinking is wrong, we are immediately shown how to do it correctly. I hope this helps.

[@SPARKPLUG98]

Thanks for the review brother, will try to make my video better

[@JuanAdam12]

@@SPARKPLUG98 It was a really great lesson--very clever solutions and very helpful to watch. Thank you for doing this.

[@TheStefman08]

The thing i do is to try solve this by my own before i continue through the video. And every mistake i do each time, i write down to remember for future projects.

[@furkandemir5039]

i agree with you except one. whats the matter with select c for circle or d for dimensions ? these basic and useful things are very helpful to me.

[@elve44]

je ne suis pas debutant mais intermediaire, et il est toujours utile de donner des informations certains en ont besoins, pensez à eux

[@Varun_CEO]

Bro can u please provide drawing of each part, so we can try on our own

[@SPARKPLUG98]

Sorry bro, I don't have any

[@RajK-yd8cj]

try to video atleast once week bruhhh...

[@ShadmanShadath-q3j]

U ABSOLUTELY SUCK AT TEACHING U SKIP STEPS AND THEN MAKE CONSTANT MISTAKES WASTING MY TIME IN LIFE