YOU Can Design Your Own Gaskets Using Fusion 360!!

[@802Garage]

Chris, this was a phenomenal video. Major props.

[@RustyVanRanch]

Thanks Aaron 😊

[@Livinfast85]

I also found you on tick tok. This is a really great and helpful video! Will be using this tutorial in the near future!

[@josepnkho]

Thank you! Found you on tik tok. For future reference, fusion 360 will accept inch inputs if you type "in" after the number and auto convert to mm

[@RustyVanRanch]

Good to know!

[@Skeeter2204]

Pretty awesome this was a huge help on my dad's case 440 tractor with a dual shaft Kohler engine.

[@sand_creek]

This is pretty cool.

[@ethanalbrecht1]

Going to attempt this in inventor.

[@AsantePE]

@Rusty van Ranch I literally can't get gaskets for my Honda Xl600r so it has been sitting in a garagebox of a friend for eons. Thank you for this !!!! time to make this work will update when I get it done :).

[@RustyVanRanch]

Awesome!! Glad I could help

[@mikeymemes8568]

Rusty, what is the material you used and what are the settings on the cricket

[@saint3113]

Great tutorial, thanks Brother!

[@DrFiero]

As to the scaling at the beginning of everything... Just include a high quality ruler (scale) in your photo/scan, that's sitting at the same elevation as the surface you're trying to make a gasket for. Which if you're just trying to copy a gasket is pretty easy! Then you can calibrate off of that and not have to worry about holes having rough edges, etc. Zoom right in on the ruler, and you can easily nail it right on the line. Longer the ruler you can fit in your picture the better!

[@ejlitch69]

This is exactly what I need!!

[@ethanalbrecht1]

Going to attempt this in inventor. Only thing is inventor exports as a dxf versus svg. I’m guessing because they are both autodesk products I could get the add in for inventor as well for svg?

[@mikec8668]

Brilliant!

[@ALVintageOutboards]

This is very interesting

[@travisbacon5527]

My wife is pissing herself laughing at me. She bought a cricut about 6 months ago. And I am losing it knowing I get to use it for my projects!!!

[@coreybickle6471]

What setting did you use on the cricut?

[@ethanchapman7178]

Is there any way to do it without a photo copier, I don't have one

[@MechaniclifeJDM]

An very evenly positioned cellphone picture Gotta get it as flat as possible to avoid distortion as he said in the video

[@oakmister11]

under canvas there is no calabrate

[@elmeradams8781]

You have to right click the canvas