Video Tip: Fusion 360 - Combine and Delete

[@JustPastel_Dreams]

I'm also just beginning my journey in modeling, and as in this case I thought I had conquered joining two bodies..... Three hours later and it's time to go to bed(it's only 3 am !!!!) . Thanks for the excellent help and a very well done presentation. My quandary WAS a "mixing elbow" for CFD project. Again, Thank You

[@SynergisCAD]

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[@jkiry]

Thank you! I have been trying to figure out a similar dilemma and this was the remedy.

[@SynergisCAD]

Excellent!

[@miguelquiroz1550]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@SynergisCAD]

You are welcome!

[@Ilikeridin]

Excellent, just what I wanted. Just designing a small centrifugal pump and had no idea how to put the outlet at an angle. Thank you

[@SynergisCAD]

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[@GPinaffiRodrigues]

Thank you for posting this video. I couldn't find and remove intersect bodies option. Cheers!

[@D0WTA]

Question (not about the model but your peripherals), what are you using to turn your model like that without using the mouse?

[@jeanmichel3756]

hello wonderfull how to collect the data of the curve of intersection . i need to set a way to rule an utrasonic beam (xyz curve) thaks

[@jaapwijsman4422]

Jaap ; practical set up and good video explanation

[@calvin-7540]

That is one of the most detail videos for tutorial videos！You have just helped me out，Nice!!!

[@SynergisCAD]

We are happy you found it helpful! Thanks for watching.

[@reddpill]

Awesome. So how does one go about using this file to make this pipe in the real world? Is this machined by a robot? Or is the file/cad drawing just used for it's dimensions?

[@onursaglam3421]

Very Fast thanks

[@Mupshot]

thanks, that pesky combine feature for two bodies is hard to find

[@SynergisCAD]

Thanks for watching!

[@maxrybold1531]

Nice, but I would keep the bodies seperate since they are joined via weld (assmuing the parts are carried over to sims)!

[@Precisioninfrared]

Thanks Dave. Straight to the point without fluff and boring nonsense in between.

[@NETSIRKENNYL]

Thanks for watching!

[@messageweek]

Thank you. I'm learning Fusion 360 and this was helpful. Much appreciated!

[@Olivsam]

I am learning 360,I have a sign I am designing with a graphic, I want to delete the graphic but it wont let me. I try to select it and hit delete but it doesn't do anything any suggestions?

[@JosephColeno]

Very good tutorial. Get to the point, without wasting time in unnecessary explanations, it's very appreciated.

[@SynergisCAD]

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[@JosephColeno]

Synergis Engineering Design Solutions Already done. Thks

[@rfanciis]

Thank you ! That's what I was looking for

[@SynergisCAD]

No problem!

[@danfrankovic3413]

Simple drawing the way you show it. I learned a lot, Thanks

[@edwardsager7605]

You provided a solution to my problem. Thank you.

[@rhetth-s8082]

Is a fillet instead of a weld suitable for FEA?

[@SynergisCAD]

FEA is about the joint condition that's applied. Actual fillet and welds are not a consideration. In FEA, a simplified model is the key.

[@ELValenin]

good tutorial, but OUCH my ears

[@DakotaTrucker]

I cannot get mine to snap to origin on the second set of circles. What might I be doing wrong

[@fenders9911]

very nice learning more and more as i play with fusion 360

[@actualfactualfiction8351]

Can I combine a modeled T-spline form with a cylinder?

[@life_motived_corey]

Could I possibly do this with letters?

[@wakkowarner7391]

Thanks! This method will come in handy.

[@SynergisCAD]

You bet!

[@AN_Design_3d]

nice tutorial, thanks!

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[@ArdiUtamaIDWGD]

how to delete combine (join)

[@valveman12]

Thanks Dave

[@MrOrangeman18]

Awesome thanks

[@SynergisCAD]

Welcome 😊

[@scottaero]

nice work Dave

[@SynergisCAD]

Thanks for watching!

[@thinkithink648]

wow

[@airalakumar]

good

[@SynergisCAD]

Glad you found this helpful, Airala!

[@uhohspaghettio9940]

thanks.

[@NETSIRKENNYL]

Thanks for watching!