Migdalia, So glad the video was helpful. I had a tough time trying to figure this one out. Thanks for taking the time to watch and for the nice comment.
Paul that is awesome!!!! I really appreciate having friends like you that are willing to work on a project like this. I owe you one. - OH and thanks for the shout outs!!! Thanks again!
I have tried to use sketchup Chris but just never could get it working the way I wanted. Although fusion has a high learning curve I think it is too late to turn back. I have to keep learning it - Paul helped me to learn a little bit more now.
Chris Fusion 360 is a great program to use for 3D printing. Although the learning curve is tough there are lots of helpful videos on UA-cam. Don't give up, this program does a lot. Thanks for watching and the comment.
Great vid my friend..thumbs up. Thanks for coming to my live tonight. It was great to see you there. I hope you gained some support. Come back next week for more fun. Bring your friends. Everybody is welcome. xoxo
wforl, I tried what you suggested (a great idea by the way) but couldn't achieve the same results. If I am missing something i would appreciate your input...I would love to do an "update" video to show your method. If you could elaborate here or email me at paulsmessyworkshop@gmail.com and let me know what I might be missing I would appreciate it. Thanks for watching and the great suggestion.
Great video. There is a faster way though. Draw your sphere and your sketch. Then when EXTRUDING, click the START and select FROM OBJECT. Extrude out and you are done.
Robert, I tried to do that originally but there is a chance I did something wrong. I couldn't get the extrusion to follow the shape of the sphere, it just came straight out not curved to the sphere. Maybe I did something wrong but that is the result I got which is why I ended up doing it the way I did. Thanks for your input, help, and for watching my channel.
This video helped my son who was struggling in creating an emoji sphere. Thank you!!
Migdalia, So glad the video was helpful. I had a tough time trying to figure this one out. Thanks for taking the time to watch and for the nice comment.
Paul that is awesome!!!! I really appreciate having friends like you that are willing to work on a project like this. I owe you one. - OH and thanks for the shout outs!!! Thanks again!
Thanks Al. Glad it worked out for you. Thanks for the comment.
This was so helpful, thank you! I can now make my own christmas tree ornaments! :)
Another great tutorial. I am loving this program. Thank you Paul!
Spencer, thank you so much for the kind words and for taking the time to watch and comment.
I did not know this program. I always use sketchup for my projects. thanks for sharing this!
I have tried to use sketchup Chris but just never could get it working the way I wanted. Although fusion has a high learning curve I think it is too late to turn back. I have to keep learning it - Paul helped me to learn a little bit more now.
Chris Fusion 360 is a great program to use for 3D printing. Although the learning curve is tough there are lots of helpful videos on UA-cam. Don't give up, this program does a lot. Thanks for watching and the comment.
Great video. Great approach to the problem
tacticalsteve, glad you liked it. Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment.
You helped me so much! Thx!
Glad you found the video useful. Thanks for your comment.
Thank you so much you are a life saver
Angel, I am glad you found my video useful. I sure appreciate your taking the time to watch and comment.
great video! very informative
Aaron Investments....glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for the comment and for taking the time to watch.
Great vid my friend..thumbs up. Thanks for coming to my live tonight. It was great to see you there. I hope you gained some support. Come back next week for more fun. Bring your friends. Everybody is welcome. xoxo
Brenda, thanks for the kind words.
I'm very new to F360, but I think another way is to use the 'Project onto surface' tool. This will project your 2d sketch onto your 3d surface.
wforl, I tried what you suggested (a great idea by the way) but couldn't achieve the same results. If I am missing something i would appreciate your input...I would love to do an "update" video to show your method. If you could elaborate here or email me at paulsmessyworkshop@gmail.com and let me know what I might be missing I would appreciate it. Thanks for watching and the great suggestion.
Great information thank you
Mike, thanks for taking the time to watch and for leaving the comment. I appreciate it.
Great video. There is a faster way though. Draw your sphere and your sketch. Then when EXTRUDING, click the START and select FROM OBJECT. Extrude out and you are done.
Robert, I tried to do that originally but there is a chance I did something wrong. I couldn't get the extrusion to follow the shape of the sphere, it just came straight out not curved to the sphere. Maybe I did something wrong but that is the result I got which is why I ended up doing it the way I did. Thanks for your input, help, and for watching my channel.