How to model arm bevels and belly cuts in under 1 minute.
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- Опубліковано 22 чер 2024
- In this video I will show you the fastest technique I have in my arsenal to create fast and easy contours on guitars in Fusion 360. This can be used for arm bevels, belly cuts, cutaways, you name it.
Though I've had this technique for years, I realized that I haven't showed it on the channel before, and thought it might help some who are fighting the fusion 360 gods when it comes to lofts or surface modeling.
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
0:20 1 Minute Belly Cut Challenge
1:22 How to adjust results
5:40 Arm bevel (slower for more detail)
12:33 Final thoughts
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The way you teach is 1000% perfect, i understand fully when you teach and not 20-70% like every other channels on youtube, thanks for this❤
This has been my favorite channel for quite some time now. Thanks, Austin.
Very useful technique - thanks for sharing!
My days of creating and subtracting custom bodies is over! Thank you so much for showing this method!
Insightful as always! Awesome video my man! 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for your tutorials they are very informtive, and very well produced. Keep up the good work.
Love it! I was just about to try and tackle this very issue!
Great video! Thanks!
Thanks for the tutorial Austin. I recently had to form a belly cut and arm contour on a strat build. Your method is much easier and flexible.
Thank you so much man for this awesome info !
Awesome, thanks!
Thank you ! I 'm doing a Strat for my boy and it really help a lot !
This is great! I was fighting with Lofts for some of my cuts, as it kept claiming my paths weren't properly tangent (they were, of course, it just wanted me to undo and redo them in a particular order). This will help a lot!!
This Is AWSOME!!!, Thank you, Thank you Austin. You saved me.....Again..
Natural born teacher.
This is amazing! I deiced to try make a new body to my cheep guitar last week and got a OK model after some work. But this was far the biggest challenged with the bevels how to model them. Last night I started to look over some more of your videos and I have to say thanks. We have some things different and some thing the same way so I gives a feeling that I'm in the right directions atleast. Liked your why in CAM video for the body with the resusable fixture, I have always made the pin holes directly in my spoilboard and in the work stock and flip it, but having a fixture will make it possible to reposition it in the future so that is something I will take with me in the future projects.
Thanks!
My pleasure mate! 🙏
So good teacher thankss))
As always SUPER USEFUL TIPS! Can't wait to have some time to start to design something to use my CNC to do some of the work I've alway done by hand for 15 years... Anyway if I'm able to do some simple stuff it's only beacause I've found your videos. I couldn't find anything that explain everything from design to manifacturing. So glad i've found your channel!
My pleasure mate! 🙏 I've been trying to find opportunities for shorter videos and this one seemed to fit the bill. Would love to see cnc content on your channel! I'll definitely check it out.
@@austinshaner I'm sure you can create a ton of new short contents just takeing some other super cool tips from your old videos. I've just uploaded a 28 minutes video and I'm always super concerned when my contents are more then 10-15 minutes, but some time they have to be long and there is nothing wrong in repeating the same concept over and over again.
Make some shorts...they help a lot and now it's easier because you can simply extrapolate them from longer videos...haven't tried it yet though 😅
grandissimo !!!
you are the boss. I made my contours with spline and thin extrude, changing the angles i make the results i want, and divide bodies with it, but you got a better solution
i've actually never thought of doing it your way. I might have to give that a try and see where it can be used!
Boy was I doing wrong haha. Great tips.
This is F*ing amazing! THANK YOU!! 🙏
Always getting this error when trying to apply simple 0.25 in fillet on the outside edge of seemingly clean Tele body geometry. It works perfectly for the sweep edge you helped me make!
“Error: The fillet/chamfer could not be created at the requested size. This might be occurring at the ends of the selected edges.
Try adjusting the size or using multiple separate operations. Check that the selected edge chain ends at a sensible position, and if not try selecting more edges.”
The big question is how did you he body to have one solid piece of wood?? The grain actually looks like its being cut!
Welll shiittt this beats my method! this saves ALOT of time. I was drawing on 2 planes and putting an arc between them similar to your path arc u placed here. Then using the patch tool, then stitching it all together to form a solid that i could use to subtract from the body. 😅
more good tricks on great guitar video ...
Is there a way to make this work for an SG style side carves?
Thanks for the video!
This is get and thank you for it. I have a question though. Is there any way that we could turn this into a thin line tele with a belly cut? Say a 1/4 in. thick body on back including the belly cut. I have been trying to do this for weeks now and every way I try Fusion will not let me do it.
Can you cover how to do a "German Carve"? Thanks!
Does this mean that a Tele Tutorial video is incoming!?
I can neither confirm nor deny this inquiry. 😜
Great drawing...but you didn't actually show how to create these bevels in real wood...w/o a CNC machine!
Remember to pee on your keyboard guys
I need to grow up!
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"p on the keyboard" 😂
this makes me wonder, why do they call it a belly cut? it's definitely where my man boob rests, not my belly...
Depends where you put your strap. Sounds like you've got it up nice and high, ready to play some technical prog rock!
@@BosseCory I think I need to stand up and play more. too much sitting and playing!
Dude, you lost me in the first 3 seconds. You go WAY too fast for beginners.
Great! Thanks!