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Hello, please could someone help me complete my custom maze puzzle box in Fusion 360?
I am stuck at where you create the notch (13:34):
(https://youtu.be/Q2mTf-L5rNE?t=815)
I have "Auto Project Edges on Reference" turned on in preferences, and am looking directly at the sketch.
I've attached my file below as an F3D and would be grateful if someone could have a look for me.
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Thanks. π
I am stuck at where you create the notch (13:34):
(https://youtu.be/Q2mTf-L5rNE?t=815)
I have "Auto Project Edges on Reference" turned on in preferences, and am looking directly at the sketch.
I've attached my file below as an F3D and would be grateful if someone could have a look for me.
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Thanks. π
I'm trying to cut a contour on the top of a guitar body.Β To do so, I'm using the following procedure:
- I project the guitar body outline into a new sketch
- I offset the body outline inward (this will be the path of the sweep)
- Where the offset turns in on itself, I extend the curves using splines
- I make the splines tangent to the offset curves
- I make a profile to be used for cutting
- I sweep the profile along the path (the offset and extended curves), using cut
This works fine until the sweep hits the point where I've extended the offset - there it stops or throw an error.
The interesting thing is that if I draw new curves over the path, it works fine.Β I'm thinking there's something different about curves that get projected.Β Does anyone have a solution...
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Hello EveryoneΒ
I am just starting to investigate Fusion 360.Β I just retired and now want to do some woodworking.Β I look forward to. Being able to create my projects and make sure they are right before cutting the wood!π. If all learning goes well that will come to fruition. Β
I am just starting to investigate Fusion 360.Β I just retired and now want to do some woodworking.Β I look forward to. Being able to create my projects and make sure they are right before cutting the wood!π. If all learning goes well that will come to fruition. Β
Is there a way to edit curves that are generated by offsetting other curves.Β In the attached file, I start with a guitar body outline and offset it inward.Β Then I removed the offset dimension and offset constraints.Β I am able to delete segments of the offset, but unable to edit any of the curves.Β Is there a way to do this?ο»Ώ
Hi, I am trying to modify a .stl file in Fusion 360 by first importing the stl file and then converting it to BRep. Β I want to split the body in two (along the flat plane) in order to do a 2-color print (I have a dual extruder printer). Β Unfortunately it is a very large model and I am getting an error message saying the stl file contains too many facets, 479,054.Β Any workaround for this. Β ο»Ώ
Hello everybody
I have run into a problem. I have to design a twisted candle for a customer, but I simply can not figure out how to draw it.Β
I have come very close to the look, but the light can not get out of the mold because the top of the tip is not twisted properly.
The twist is a little "handheld" and it is unfortunately not precise enough to be screwed out of the mold. The tip is stuck. I hope it makes sense. I'm trying to attach some files to show you the problem. Β
I really hop someone have the skills to help me. π
Best regardsΒ
Kristoffer
I really hop someone have the skills to help me. π
Best regardsΒ
Kristoffer
When I first started using Fusion, I had Auto Project turned on in my preferences.Β After watching lots of F360 videos, I noticed that most of the video creators were manually projecting - so I turned it off.Β I'm glad I did, because I now have a better understanding of how Project works.
Auto Project certainly is faster - saving the step of manually projecting.Β Is there any reason NOT to turn it on?
Auto Project certainly is faster - saving the step of manually projecting.Β Is there any reason NOT to turn it on?
I often make new components by referencing the position of existing components.Β But when I do that, the origin of the new component can be quite a distance away from the component.Β Is there a way (after the fact) to reposition the new component's origin to something that makes sense when isolated that component?
I've create a model and generated a 3D print.Β I now want to add an inner liner to a portion of that object shown in the attached images, print it in a different color filament, then glue it to the original body. The "liner" walls need to be 1.5mm thick.
In general, my question is probably "How do I create a separate body with walls that fit inside of the original body? Sort of like it was molded to fit, but not necessarily a closed body like a ball.Β More like lining a metal thermos with a glass interior."
Any suggestions?
Thanks!ο»Ώ
In general, my question is probably "How do I create a separate body with walls that fit inside of the original body? Sort of like it was molded to fit, but not necessarily a closed body like a ball.Β More like lining a metal thermos with a glass interior."
Any suggestions?
Thanks!ο»Ώ
Hello all. I have been trying to resolve this problem for days now so I am looking for some help. I am trying to finish off the top of this F16 radio antenna and I cannot seem to be able to thicken the surface after I sweep it around the perimeter of the top. I get errors when I try to thicken the top piece and I do not understand nor know how to fix these issues.ο»Ώ
