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does not seem to work on a MAC

I loved this video, but my anxiety and perfectionist-self was screaming at the screen, to see one last motion, where the whole thing moved, including the rubber clamp part. Didn't get that final satisfaction. Lol. Now I have to recreate the video just to satisfy that urge. Fantastic video though, this explanation will help me a lot in the future.

great stuff, Brad- thank you!

Thanks Brad, excellent example.

thanks Brad, I am watching you tutorial from the beginning, all the time are very Great, still I am learning a lot.

Off topic, how do you activate the yellow circle around cursor?

I use exactly this example to show how as-built joints work in the Fusion training I deliver. It was shown in a Fusion webinar many years ago and I always remember it being a powerful (yet easy to understand) demo of this tool particular tool

I see you use "pin" in the beginning of the video. Why / when do you use "pin" instead of "ground"

I struggled and struggled with exactly this 2 weeks ago. Now I understand what I was doing incorrectly. as always, clear and concise teaching. Tku

Excellent

That was cool thank you

- 'Pin' vs. recently added 'Ground to Parent'? - Yes, former creates feature in Timeline, while latter does not (though does show little 'anchor' icon added to component icon in 'Browser' tree) - BUT, what are the practical, use case differences? Pros/cons; and when/why to use one vs. the other? - TIA. And, thx for your continued contributions to the Fusion community.

Always brilliant

Thanks...Very clear and easy to follow.

Long overdue is Brad's 'Fusion Friday' series: drill-down on a given Fusion command, feature, workflow idiosyncrasy. It needn't be restricted to just one day of the week, however. I propose "Daily Drill-Down" instead.

amazing as usual thank you

Good start to a Friday.

Great info Brad. Can you compare between joints and as built?

As always: Clear, concise, simple and useful, Thanks Brad

Thanks Brad. great video. Alan

Hi Brad great and usful videos any chance doing one on joints

Thanks a lot Brad. HANWE

How can I take a model from Fusion and use it in a graphics program? I tried this in Corel Draw, but it only shows an outline.

Thanks Brad, when I have a design where the hole and the screw are 3D printed, I use offset face on the hole's thread surfaces to open the engagement just a touch, I think I offset by 0.15mm.

I use my wired Space Navigator version, like yours, every day. Game changer. It works with Chitubox slicer too. Not all 3D apps are compatible, but the ones that do are totally better.

Great job Brad. What if you were to thread mill those? Will Fusion see them when you go to CAM them?

Just don't try to model pipe threads. Good Video!

one other tip.. it you chamfer or round over the end to make lead in/starting the threads into the nut or threaded hole. you leave the threads cosmetic, then chamfer the top edge, this will chamfer the top edge of the shank/stud of the screw/bolt.. then go back and change to modeled threads and you get a nice lead in. if you try to chamfer/round over after modeled threads you'll get alll the threads chamfered/rounded over like you showed... :)

The Document setting would be very useful as well if you want to render with Modeled Threads, but then go back to Cosmetic ones for doing design work.

Thanks for all your tips. I never would have found the document settings one by myself. This is why I look forward to your posts each Friday. Thanks so much

great tips thank you

(3:35) You made me think about my wife just then. Thanks for the head's up, Brad.

The comment about document settings changing the thread type was an eye opener! I commented too soon, the fillet on the edge of threads was just as good!

Does Autodesk solved the problem with chamfers applied to threads now when applying to modeled threads?

I didn't know of the the setting, great one.

Thanks a lot Brad. HANWE

Why did you stop making these types of videos? They were extremely helpful. Anyway, you're the best teacher ever 🎉🎉🎉 thank you

Can you add a link to the model? I would like to print one but I really don't want to reinvent the wheel. Thanks

If you have a three button mouse, ALWAYS use the wheel to zoom in and out. It is a ton easier with no alternate motions filtering in. Best part is if you place your mouse cursor on the spot you really want to see it zooms in to exactly that spot. I love my Wireless Spacemouse. Thanks for all your videos over the years I have watched hundreds of hours and learned most of what I know from them.

Would like to know how you set up the buttons to limit removing hand from the space mouse to do actions

Thanks for the tip. I took my 3D mouse out of the drawer and your tip definitely help. With the analogy of holding the model in with fingers, I found that I want to rotate the knob like a volume control to rotate the model around the vertical axis, but that action rotates the model on axis perpendicular to the screen. I was unable to change that in settings. I guess I'll just have to train myself. EDIT: I've just discovered that by choosing Constrained Orbit, both movements (turning a knob/puck on axis perpendicular to table and rotating the puck on axis perpendicular to myself) rotates the model on the vertical axis. Now I just have to use the 3D mouse consistently that it becomes second nature.

I've kept mine with standard settings. Can't do without it anymore

Thanks Brad for this video! I just got the new Bluetooth version and was struggling with the zoom. After watching this video, now it’s a lot more fluid and natural. I hope you will continue to make this fantastic videos! What is that keyboard mat you have under the 3DConnexion Mouse?

I reversed all the settings so that instead of manipulating the object, you're manipulating the camera viewing the object. Much like a drone. It only took a few minutes to get used to that.

Great Emboss video. So many gems in this video. So glad I found this channel. Keep up the good work!

I have never been good at pan / rotate in fusion and thought many times about getting one of these. Now I think I will try it out..

Great video - thanks for posting this.

The Mac settings to alter how the Spacemouse actions translate into Fusion 360 operations is discussed in this video: ua-cam.com/video/0VRz4neJQ-Q/v-deo.htmlsi=Zfc4OrG7m6R7Fu55

I bought one about 5 years ago. Fantastic piece of kit but the rubber has gone sticky It's a common fault. I contacted the 3DX they knew all about it. They offered me a new one at 10% discount but couldn't guarantee that it wouldn't happen again.

Outstanding this changes everything thanks 1 million