Fusion 360 - 3d printing for beginners (Hose Adapter)

Fusion 360 3d printing for beginners - learn how to create a hose adapter in Fusion 360 then print on your 3d printer. This hose adapter is part of an enclosure - check out the enclosure design here...
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[@tedean1]

I appreciate all of your videos!

[@dalecollison791]

Hey Tyler I've been doing a fair bit of induction tubing this last few months and I have just become a huge fan of the pipe command. I never used it up until now. One sketch, create pipe and editable thickness etc. Very quick. It does away with the need for the extruder sweep cut and extrude.

[@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO]

Very cool! That probably deserves a video :)

[@dalecollison791]

@@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO thanks man. Love your work! 🤸

[@WPGinfo]

Hi Tyler, Nice video. I use them to exercise / practice It's always interesting to see different approaches; Let me share mine; First I created a list of parameters [e.g. pipe-diameter, wall-thickness, angle of the bend, short_leg_length, long_leg_length etc.]. Next starting at the origin, I created a vertical line, a bend / arc and a line at 90deg parallel to X-axis. I gave these sections the dimensions from the param-list. Next I draw a circle in a square on the 'ground-plane' and use the param-list again for the wall thickness, flange dimensions. Now I do a sweep selecting the circle and the line as a guide. I then 'shell' the resulting solid using the wall-thickness-param I draw one hole > circular pattern > extrude the flange. Next time [when I actually need a pipe like this] all I need to do is change the parameters in the list & 'Bob is your uncle'. Time for an espresso. Thnx

[@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO]

Love it! Sometimes I think the beginner community would be overwhelmed if I show parameters every time :). Not sure....But, I like your approach!

[@WPGinfo]

@@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO I see where you're coming from. However... when I first 'discovered' param. features, for me drawing changed into DESIGN. The other even more important aspect: flexibility. When 'prototyping' [in my case: tinkering & trying to make things work] making changes quickly & easily became THE thing! Most people that are starting out with F360 will quickly grasp the potential of parameters. Thanks again. Keep up the good work! Willem

[@miketzu2008]

Great vid, always learning something new. Thanks for making these 👍

[@ajaybnl]

*YOU ARE AWESOME* Thank you for your informative videos.

[@OnePotMeals]

great tip. Will really help me in designing couplers for my shop's air filtration system

[@automaticprojects]

Terrific video. Curious if it’s necessary to overextend the original sweep and then cut it back or if you could’ve just done the sweep right to the center of the arc and extruded without having to cut anything? The cut approach seems a little kludgy to me.

[@ronzoot602]

Super leuke video :)☑

[@khalimeroegg3971]

Thank you Tyler! I like The way you explain all

[@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO]

I appreciate that!

[@gibbnal]

Great video. Thank you!

[@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO]

Glad you liked it!

[@adambeedle]

👍

[@ruftime]

Thank you Tyler! I’ve committed to designing every day this month, starting with vacuum ports for my shop equipment. Plane Along Path is my new favorite tool! Any tips on printing tubes and using as little support as possible? Slicing curves for printing?

[@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO]

Love it! Let me know how the journey goes.

[@darkh0st]

Great video. Can you go even further back in the process to the planning and measuring out the object you want to create with calipers?

[@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO]

I show the enclosure and the design constraints that I built off of in this other video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIa4on2AebWpgc0

[@darkh0st]

@@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO Thanks!

[@SatansLtlBaby]

did I miss something... pipe command?

[@michaelwilliams4086]

Would it be feasible to loft the bend between two circles? Would that get around issue of the end of the bed and not being perpendicular?

[@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO]

Absolutely. The loft can controlled with a guide curve or center line.

[@michaelwilliams4086]

@@TylerBeckofTECHESPRESSO Thank you, I will give it a try