Hello everyone! Thank you all for all the love and support you've given to this tutorial series. At first I was a little scared to post these, but your kind words have inspired me to keep making more videos. I spend a lot of time and resources to make these tutorials be of high quality, and FREE of cost. In order to help me continue and improve the quality of these videos, you can subscribe to the channel's Patreon page for as a little as £1 a month, and you get access to more resources than you would for free here. If you're interested, follow: www.patreon.com/TEX_The_Experience Happy modelling!
I'm a Formula1 engineer (working on the quality/inspection side of things) but I used to work with SolidWorks years ago. Recently decided to go back to design as a hobby and start refreshing my knowledge, for obvious price related reasons I chose Fusion. Then I found your tutorial. This is brilliant mate, I cannot wait to get through all of them! Well done and keep up with the great work!
Hey! Thanks for your kind words. Really appreciate them :) glad you found some time for your hobby and I'm happy I could be of some service to you. Enjoy!
Never ever knew how much there is to 3d modelling in softwares before I saw this! Loving how intricately explained the whole preparation and process is. I can't wait to try this out once I can! Always looking forward to the next tutorials!💥🤩
As always, a pleasure reading your comments. Yes, at first it may seem scary but trust me it gets realllyyy nice once you start. Let me know once you've tried it out!
Love the videos! The Fusion 360 community keeps amazing me more every day. You have certainly expanded my skill set by introducing alternative ways to produce and shape/bodies. You’re a fine mentor, keep up the great work!
Do share your thought if you've tried out this tutorial! If you feel like I'm going over a little fast, try the following: 1) Slow the video down in the Settings > Playback Speed > 0.75 or 0.5. 2) Turn on CC! I've always found that turning on subtitles helps me a lot. When I follow tutorials, I usually watch each step multiple times if I don't understand it. As always, the best way to understand it is to try it out yourself! Feel free to ask questions in the comment section.
Great thorough explanation, sir. There are many channels who model aircraft, vehicles, weapons etc and so on but almost everyone timelapses their video and adds some music to the background, and that's it. It almost never helps to follow along and model. But yours, though...I'm very, very thankful to you and will try the model as soon as I get to my laptop.
@@TEXDesignEngineering Yes! Now I have to make the engines, which I will as soon as these exams and assignments are over.. and one more thing, you're a superb youtuber because you reply and care for the commenters. It's a great thing. You deserve so many more subscribers !
MAN!! Thanks so much for providing all the resources on your website for free and organizing them. I'm not an Aerospace engineer but I'm a curious learner this is just Goldmine for me as I will be able to follow you and produce an exact replica of the aircraft. That's SUPER and I am fired Up to make this model. Thanks a lot!!. I just have one request If you ever have time and I know you are not a Marine engineer but if you could try to model a Container ship from start to finish that would be extremely sick. I love ships but there's nobody on UA-cam who has modeled a full ship. I hope you're having a good day! Wishing you the best in Life.
@@TEXDesignEngineering I think I am going to try follow through with your other tutorial here over the next little while. Its a daunting program, but your stuff really helps!!!
@@TEXDesignEngineering Thanks for taking the time to make this content. I am trying to teach myself F360 just a little at a time. Bits and pieces. Your videos are clear and easy to follow along. I too realized that I must need to use a mouse? I am using a new Macbook and have only used the touchpad. Can you reccomend a good mouse for F360 use?
Hey! You can have a look at what I've done with the Helicopter fuselage top and bottom. I did something where I had to create a different cross section and used that.
Hi, I may need some help because when I am zooming into the origin the it keeps going further away and the green line is horzontal, could I please get some help?
@@TEXDesignEngineering i will see this video this we, but please for tne next video, do not forget to speak as slow as you can for non english speaking fluent people, like me......
@@emmanuelsab1095 Oh I'm sorry to hear that :( Unfortunately I've already recorded most of the videos. There's a way around it, if you want: 1) Slow the video down in the Settings > Playback Speed > 0.75 or 0.5. 2) Turn on CC! I've always found that turning on subtitles helps me a lot. Try both and let me know!
when creating your offset planes Ive noticed your values say -4.800E+4mm mine doesnt it just gives a normal mm value, how do I get it the same as yours as my offset planes "boxes" are tiny and still with the sketches, Thanks
Can Fusion 360 can be used as a "plan" to build our planes ? By that I mean that If I model a plane on Fusion 360, I will be able to build my plane irl ?
@@TEXDesignEngineering well, it would be my own plane design that I started to draw on paper, so theres no fig plans that can be found on internet since it's my own design, but I can still send you the paper design if you want to
Did you ever put a video together of importing an image onto a sketch as mentioned at 22m55s? If so can you point me to it? Thanks for another great video, learning lots from you.
This video isn't targeted specifically for RC models my friend. People use CAD models for all sorts of things, and some of them might need it in full scale. You can easily follow the tutorial with your own scales. Good luck!
You do NOT need to make a sketch and a line to calibrate your drawing! You can just click two points on your drawing canvas!! Drawing the sketch and the line are just extra unessesary steps!
I agree! Drawing the sketches is just an optional step if you'd like to be a little more accurate, that's all. If it's an unnecessary step for you, please skip it.
I think, tha drawing those extra lines is really helpful, because canvas calibrate tool does not snap on the 90⁰ angles as normal sketch lines do, thus you are able to calibrate canvases at right angles
I think, tha drawing those extra lines is really helpful, because canvas calibrate tool does not snap on the 90⁰ angles as normal sketch lines do, thus you are able to calibrate canvases at right angles
I think, tha drawing those extra lines is really helpful, because canvas calibrate tool does not snap on the 90⁰ angles as normal sketch lines do, thus you are able to calibrate canvases at right angles
I think, tha drawing those extra lines is really helpful, because canvas calibrate tool does not snap on the 90⁰ angles as normal sketch lines do, thus you are able to calibrate canvases at right angles.
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Hello everyone! Thank you all for all the love and support you've given to this tutorial series. At first I was a little scared to post these, but your kind words have inspired me to keep making more videos. I spend a lot of time and resources to make these tutorials be of high quality, and FREE of cost. In order to help me continue and improve the quality of these videos, you can subscribe to the channel's Patreon page for as a little as £1 a month, and you get access to more resources than you would for free here. If you're interested, follow:
www.patreon.com/TEX_The_Experience
Happy modelling!
I'm a Formula1 engineer (working on the quality/inspection side of things) but I used to work with SolidWorks years ago. Recently decided to go back to design as a hobby and start refreshing my knowledge, for obvious price related reasons I chose Fusion. Then I found your tutorial. This is brilliant mate, I cannot wait to get through all of them! Well done and keep up with the great work!
Hey! Thanks for your kind words. Really appreciate them :) glad you found some time for your hobby and I'm happy I could be of some service to you. Enjoy!
Never ever knew how much there is to 3d modelling in softwares before I saw this! Loving how intricately explained the whole preparation and process is. I can't wait to try this out once I can! Always looking forward to the next tutorials!💥🤩
As always, a pleasure reading your comments. Yes, at first it may seem scary but trust me it gets realllyyy nice once you start. Let me know once you've tried it out!
Just created a Lockheed PV-1 following this tutorial. Thank you so much for all these amazing videos you’ve produced. 🙏
Love the videos! The Fusion 360 community keeps amazing me more every day. You have certainly expanded my skill set by introducing alternative ways to produce and shape/bodies. You’re a fine mentor, keep up the great work!
That's so amazing to hear Terry! Thanks a lot for your kind words :)
Do share your thought if you've tried out this tutorial! If you feel like I'm going over a little fast, try the following:
1) Slow the video down in the Settings > Playback Speed > 0.75 or 0.5.
2) Turn on CC! I've always found that turning on subtitles helps me a lot.
When I follow tutorials, I usually watch each step multiple times if I don't understand it. As always, the best way to understand it is to try it out yourself! Feel free to ask questions in the comment section.
Great thorough explanation, sir. There are many channels who model aircraft, vehicles, weapons etc and so on but almost everyone timelapses their video and adds some music to the background, and that's it. It almost never helps to follow along and model. But yours, though...I'm very, very thankful to you and will try the model as soon as I get to my laptop.
You're very kind Bhanu, hopefully the process is going well now. I've seen your comments on my other videos so I'm assuming you've started already?
@@TEXDesignEngineering Yes! Now I have to make the engines, which I will as soon as these exams and assignments are over.. and one more thing, you're a superb youtuber because you reply and care for the commenters. It's a great thing. You deserve so many more subscribers !
I have been searching this for months....Finally got it...Thanku for this mate🙌
No worries at all Shankalp, let me know if you have any problems/ things you'd like to discuss :)
MAN!! Thanks so much for providing all the resources on your website for free and organizing them. I'm not an Aerospace engineer but I'm a curious learner this is just Goldmine for me as I will be able to follow you and produce an exact replica of the aircraft. That's SUPER and I am fired Up to make this model. Thanks a lot!!. I just have one request If you ever have time and I know you are not a Marine engineer but if you could try to model a Container ship from start to finish that would be extremely sick. I love ships but there's nobody on UA-cam who has modeled a full ship. I hope you're having a good day! Wishing you the best in Life.
Greetings and thanks from Istanbul. Thank you very much for the clear, fluent and explanatory work. It was an enlightening and stimulating lesson.
Hey Ayhan! Thanks a lot for your kind words, glad you found it useful! Have a great day :)
I have just found your tutorials now. I am pretty new to Fusion 360 but you made this so easy to follow and the outcome of this was fantastic!
Thanks for sharing that Kiwi! What are you working on now?
@@TEXDesignEngineering I think I am going to try follow through with your other tutorial here over the next little while. Its a daunting program, but your stuff really helps!!!
Nice job, thanks for putting this tutorial together! I look forward to viewing the rest of the videos.
Thanks a lot Greg - Fuselage video uploading tomorrow! Let me know how you find it :)
Hi Tex, Following your Tut's and making progress on my own project. You have a clear and easy to follow teaching style. Keep it up Thanks.
Hey! Thanks a lot. What is your project? Have a great day :)
I can't believe you don't have a thousand subs yet.
Really appreciate that. Hopefully it'll happen soon :)
I'll add to the count
I would like to see the method to scale more accurately with the use of the rectangle. Thank you.
Right click on canvas and calibrate. Add correct dimension. It’s much quicker.
Thanks for the tip Edmund!
Damnn Tej really needed this!!! Cheers bro
Haha you're welcome! AVD or GDP now?
Hey man this is really awesome! Just started this today and soo looking forward, went through Tutorial 1 very smoothly
Thanks for the comment Nakul! Do reach out if you need anything.
@@TEXDesignEngineering absolutely man! thanks again.
Wow. I've been looking for this kind of training. Thank you and I will be following you the whole way! John
Thanks for your kind words on all my videos John!
@@TEXDesignEngineering You are welcome. I appreciate your hard work and commitment to growing your education in aviation.
Great tutorial ! Thank you!
Thanks a lot Jola! Do give me a shout if you need anything :)
Thank you for the tutorial 😁
Thank you it was amazing I want to continue this one.I love it it is funny🎉.Thank you because probably it might be my hobby
Best of luck with it!
Great channel! Thank you so much! Awesome!
Thank you so much!
WAH JI WAH MASTER JIIIIII 😮😮
Thank you ji thank you
Thank you a lot for your tutorials!!!!!!
You're very welcome inigoegi :)
Thanks for such detailed explanation
You're welcome :)
Thanks for sharing this tutorials with us. It's very helpful to me for planning my own rc turboprop plane with fusion 360!
You're welcome Chris! Feel free to share your updates with us so I know how much it helped you :)
@@TEXDesignEngineering thanks, i will do so! I try to make a mold later on out of the finished body and engine cowlings
@@chrisp3673 Sounds super cool! Best of luck :)
In your description you had a link to the plae. Is it possible you can share it with me, I am using it for a school project. It would be very helpful.
Hey, please contact me using the "Contact Us" section on my website :)
Hi, thanks for the tutorial, how do you move the camera while drawing a solid line? i can't do both at the same time
Hi One Guy, are you using the touchpad or a mouse? If you're using a mouse, click the middle mouse button to pan around!
@@TEXDesignEngineering Thanks for taking the time to make this content. I am trying to teach myself F360 just a little at a time. Bits and pieces. Your videos are clear and easy to follow along. I too realized that I must need to use a mouse? I am using a new Macbook and have only used the touchpad. Can you reccomend a good mouse for F360 use?
Hi, I would like to build the Lockheed Martin VLST, but the fuselage is not circular. how would I achieve this? Is it possible to use the box form?
Hey! You can have a look at what I've done with the Helicopter fuselage top and bottom. I did something where I had to create a different cross section and used that.
thats what I was forgetting .... the calibration ...
Hope it's working for you now!
Hi, I may need some help because when I am zooming into the origin the it keeps going further away and the green line is horzontal, could I please get some help?
it sounds good!
Thank you! Do let me know if you've tried it out.
@@TEXDesignEngineering i will see this video this we, but please for tne next video, do not forget to speak as slow as you can for non english speaking fluent people, like me......
@@emmanuelsab1095 Oh I'm sorry to hear that :(
Unfortunately I've already recorded most of the videos.
There's a way around it, if you want:
1) Slow the video down in the Settings > Playback Speed > 0.75 or 0.5.
2) Turn on CC! I've always found that turning on subtitles helps me a lot.
Try both and let me know!
great series of videos muy buenos gracias....
Thank you so much for your kind support :)
Impressive tutorial!
Thank you so much!
Thanks!
No problem!
PLs do a tutorial on how to crop them
What if I to design an imaginary aircraft without a blueprint, how do I go about it?
when creating your offset planes Ive noticed your values say -4.800E+4mm mine doesnt it just gives a normal mm value, how do I get it the same as yours as my offset planes "boxes" are tiny and still with the sketches, Thanks
Hey! I think it may be because of the unit measurements you're using. I think mine says that because I've been working in mm but scale is in meters
is this possible even if my blueprint only has a side and a top view?
Can Fusion 360 can be used as a "plan" to build our planes ? By that I mean that If I model a plane on Fusion 360, I will be able to build my plane irl ?
Yes ofcourse! I make a lot of models for clients who build these aircraft in real life. What do you want to build? :)
@@TEXDesignEngineering well, it would be my own plane design that I started to draw on paper, so theres no fig plans that can be found on internet since it's my own design, but I can still send you the paper design if you want to
What photo editor do you use?? Couldn't understand what you said.
I use Adobe Photoshop. You can use any editor of your choice.
Top stuff!
Thanks for the top comment Pixel Rabbit :D
pls tell me they teach you how to do it in uni
Nice thank u
Nice you're welcome!
wow!
Did you ever put a video together of importing an image onto a sketch as mentioned at 22m55s? If so can you point me to it? Thanks for another great video, learning lots from you.
Hey Pierre, unfortunately I haven't. I can try doing that when I start the next video series - helicopters!
Thanks for your lovely comment :)
At first I thought he said 38,000 meters I was like...uhh... thats a big plane.
Haha! Wouldn't want a 38km long plane, that would look super scary!
Why don't you pick a scale that someone could really build from instead of full scale??? Like for a Radio Control model airplane!!!!!
This video isn't targeted specifically for RC models my friend. People use CAD models for all sorts of things, and some of them might need it in full scale. You can easily follow the tutorial with your own scales. Good luck!
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Thanks a lot Mulenga!
You do NOT need to make a sketch and a line to calibrate your drawing! You can just click two points on your drawing canvas!! Drawing the sketch and the line are just extra unessesary steps!
I agree! Drawing the sketches is just an optional step if you'd like to be a little more accurate, that's all. If it's an unnecessary step for you, please skip it.
I think, tha drawing those extra lines is really helpful, because canvas calibrate tool does not snap on the 90⁰ angles as normal sketch lines do, thus you are able to calibrate canvases at right angles
I think, tha drawing those extra lines is really helpful, because canvas calibrate tool does not snap on the 90⁰ angles as normal sketch lines do, thus you are able to calibrate canvases at right angles
I think, tha drawing those extra lines is really helpful, because canvas calibrate tool does not snap on the 90⁰ angles as normal sketch lines do, thus you are able to calibrate canvases at right angles
I think, tha drawing those extra lines is really helpful, because canvas calibrate tool does not snap on the 90⁰ angles as normal sketch lines do, thus you are able to calibrate canvases at right angles.
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When I'm trying to edit canvas ı can't see planes? 14:15
I don't know how but ı fixed it.
Love it when people find the solution to their own questions. Have a great day!