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Thank you for the feedback! Great to hear! :)

Thanks for the feedback and the tutorial idea. I'll add it to my list of upcoming Fusion tutorials. :)

Thank you, I’m glad to hear that! Since you enjoyed this Fusion tutorial, I think you’ll like this one as well. ua-cam.com/video/9BhLJFSOas4/v-deo.htmlsi=8ZvqMhp2BgfmvDuU Happy 3D Modeling ☺️

I don’t have personal experience with Bambu Studio, but from my research online, here’s what I found: To print your colored bodies, export your design as a 3MF file to retain color and material information. Import it into Bambu Studio, and assign each body to a specific extruder. If you have a multi-material 3D printer or dual extrusion setup (like the Bambu AMS unit), you can load different filaments for each body. If you’re using a single extruder, merging colors is an option, but layer-by-layer color changes won’t work well for this vase design. Another option is post-processing-print the vase in a single color and paint or dye it afterward to achieve the multi-color look. I hope this helps! And I think you’ll enjoy the next video-stay tuned!🙂

@@The_maker_letters oh! Looks like if I save the entire file as an OBJ file, then it seems to work! Printing now. Great video! Just what I needed to learn. I've always been wondering how these spiral models are done and how to make color prints. This video gave me both answers! Thanks a lot,

@@carolchennning9188 Glad the video helped and that saving as an OBJ worked! How did the 3D print turn out? If you’re interested in a similar but slightly different project, check out this Fusion tutorial: ua-cam.com/video/zGaCWa3FzKc/v-deo.html. Happy 3D printing!🙂

Thank you! Diving deeper into the concepts covered in this Fusion tutorial opens up so many possibilities. But that could easily turn into a really long video! 😊

That's a great video idea-thank you! I have a backlog of Fusion tutorial ideas, so I'll add it there and aim to create it in the future. 😊 In the meantime, check out this video-I think it might help you! And don't forget to subscribe so you'll get notified when the video is ready ua-cam.com/video/-BPcktQwIIY/v-deo.html

Thank you! Using User Parameters in the right situations is a smart habit :)

Great, using user parameters in Autodesk Fusion offers several advantages that streamline the design process and enhance productivity. 🙂

Haha thank you 🙏

Thank you! Future videos will follow this fast-paced format, delivering maximum information without wasting your time. 😊 More examples: www.themakerletters.com/autodesk-fusion-tutorials-for-beginners

Thank you! :)

Good question. I haven't found anything so far, but it would be useful for some users if they could arrange them in their preferred order. Perhaps this is a feature you could suggest to Autodesk if it doesn't already exist?

@@The_maker_letters Just a note, you can simply drag the icons and arrange anyway you want in the Search/Context menu. But there doesn't seem to be a way to arrange the tool icons on the Toolbar.

@@christopherlyons7613 You're absolutely right, thanks for sharing!

Thank you for your contribution! The workflow you suggested is excellent. Every saved click adds up, freeing up more time for creative tasks. 😃

You are welcome! Good luck with your Fusion projects :-)

@@veramann thank you! I’ll put your idea on the todo list for future videos! 🙏

You’re welcome! 👍

Thank you 🙏

Thank you! 🙏

Yes, I’ll make a video where I demonstrante the workflow. 👍

In SOLIDWORKS you extrude the circle sketch with an angle, maybe it's the same in fusion

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@The_maker_letters damn thanks man you didnt have to make this but you did. Thanks man

@spinbois1136 No worries, you are welcome! It was a good video idea 👍

Thank you for your feedback. This was made two years ago and at the beginning of the learning curve for making videos. Everyone has to start somewhere.

Thank you! 🙏

How much?

@@The_maker_letters It depends on a lot of factors such as print quality, model complexity, slicer settings, and wall orientation. For perfectly horizontal and vertical walls (and honestly a lot of other factors) 3 walls can be plenty. It takes a lot of testing to find out what works perfectly for your specific model. If you don't care to figure it out, an epoxy coat will work fine (or any other waterproofing methods).

@someonesalt529 Thank you! 🤩

Thank you! Don’t be disappointed when you find out that older videos has another style. This is a pilot! If people like this style, I’ll develop it :)

MLFA - Make Learning Fun Again! 😂

Thank you, i’ll think of that in future tutorials! It’s a balance between production speed and quality.. Good luck with your 3D modeling!

Thank you, I'll do that! :)

Thank you Adam!

Thank you Adam 🙏

That’s a good workflow if you want to do some of the process outside Fusion and have the right skills in other software. With that workflow, you only have to edit your shape for sharp ends and make it a little wider around the holes made for hangers. 👍

Excellent point! The key to a multi color 3D print with one extruder is the opportunity to add a color change and a design that supports the filament shift.

How to change filament in this case

Yes, plan the color change in the slicer

@@The_maker_letters in printer I meant

Plan the layer break in the slicer Remove the filament and insert new filament when the 3D printer tells you

Did you save your project before you tried export?

Great to hear! Make something great :)