How I use Sketch Constraints and Dimensions - Fusion 360 Tutorial -
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
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Thank you so much. Before I found your videos I couldn't even get started in Fusion 360. This is only the third one I've watched and I'm already making great progress.
2 months ago I started to use fusion 360 moving away from 123d design by learning from Lars’ and Paul McWhorters videos. This session consolidates and wraps up concepts neatly and helps me get rid of bad habits I developed in the process of learning a new application. I really enjoy these sessions and want to say a big thank you for being so productive and putting in the effort. Well done👍
Hi Leo Sarsam Thank you for watching! ANd thank you for the great comment!
Have an awesome day!
Best,
Lars
I've been at Fusion for about a month now. I really just today started sketching as you suggest - rough sketch, constrain, THEN dimension. Man does it make things easier! With that understanding i did my 1st fully parametric model today. I'm very happy! THANK YOU for sharing your expertise!
Hi Lars, beacause of you i m fighting with Fusion for over a year ... pls continue showing us your knowledge... you know what .. always have two screens trying to copy you .. and this is how i learn ...
This is one of your best videos -I'm biased.
Thank you for doing what you do for us.
First constraints then dimensions. Started today and this makes such a difference. Thanks once more.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
As a newbie, I was absolutely struggling with fusion 360. This video is an eye-opener. absolutely essential viewing. Thank you.
Now I’ll check the comments to see whether anything useful has transpired in the last six years you made this
New Sub!
Recently got into Fusion after starting with FreeCad. I am blown away by Fusion’s power and simplicity.
Your videos and tutorials, are excellent and very well made; very comprehensible.
Thank you for sharing
30 minutes of constraint explanation will solve all the issues I am having in my drawing! Thanks Lars!
Happy you found it helpful 👍😊Thank you for watching
Thank you Lars. I am new to using Fusion 360 and I just spent an hour trying to find out how to continue drawing a spline that I was working on yesterday and maintain a smooth path. Your tip at 8:58 was exactly what I was looking for. [Liked and Subscribed]
I'm at the point in my learning curve where quick videos like this flesh out 'things I want to do easier and better'. Thanks for this.
Don't stop dude. Your lessons are absolutely great.
Another Thanks......GENIUS Explanations as always. For someone not "knowing" English......I think you know far more than I, and I'm native speaking!
Lars, thank you for your clear and concise explanation on using constraints and dimensions.
I learn so much in your channel about F360. Sometimes small details unlock great potential. Merci beaucoup!
Hi Chopin Joseph Thank you for watching!
A year and 3 days after the fact, I still learned a ton today, constraints have been giving me fits, simply because I did not understand how to apply them, looking forward to a better (more constrained) tomorrow! Happy 2019 to you Lars!
Thank you! Happy new year to you too 👍😊
"Awesome!!! indeed.
Even though i started with your beginner videos - the box, I continued to struggle "badly" trying to get some semblance of control over my simple creations! Suggestion - add a text mention at the end of the box video to watch this one next. This one nails it in so many ways, given the many controls available in F360. You rock!
I just found this and I cannot believe how much time this will save me in the future! Thank you so much!
Thank you. I listed you (to the Fusion 360 team in a recent satisfaction survey) as one of three individuals I have learned the most from videos on Fusion 360. I know this is a four year old video but it is still very helpful for newbies (including myself in this category). I use Fusion 360 for designs and g-code generation with the Langmuir plasma cutting table. Your pace and empathy is very encouraging.
OMG I am learning so much. I wanted to mess around with this as just a fun thing. But now because of what is going on in 2020 I can't really afford to pay someone to design the things for my home project. So I am trying to design it myself. Your videos are so helpful even if some are old. No I can do some designs I been wanting to make and getting them CNC or even 3D printed is not a problem. Thanks so much. BTW my 11 son can't wait till he can get in here and start designing some things with me.
I personally prefer to make fillets as a feature rather than in the sketch, simply because adding a fillet can break some of the relationships I may have set up on the line.
This is a very good point. I've had this come back on me after machining the first op and didn't catch the issue till after the soft jaws for the second op didn't come out correct.
+1 Love the wisdom shared
OMG. The arc tangent dimension is amazing!! Thank you so much for that!!! I am always wanting a hole to be a certain distance away from the edge of a part to make sure there is enough material, or something like that. Honestly, dimensions from the center of an arc seem way less often used.
What I used to do was draw tangent guide lines and specify the distance from there. Works, but very tedious, and pollutes the sketch with more non-essential lines. This is way better!
One of the best tutorial about Fusion 360. Thank you.
Thanks! This is very helpful. I'm a beginner and you filled in several gaps in my understanding, tied together a lot of concepts and answered several questions. I've been working through a book with 100 2D/3D widgets to learn drawing in F360 and was slowly figuring out the flow you demonstrated of sketch (makes sense why they're called sketches now!), constrain, then dimension. Also, I really liked the tip about staying in the line mode and then drawing a tangent arc - that is so much easier than what i was doing!
Who could dislike this?
Must be the Solidworks community haha
Thanks Lars!
By watching your tutorials now I can design what I imagine. Thank you very much
You are so very welcome 👍😊
I can't thank you enough for doing these videos. This is exactly how I needed this to be explained and you really do a fantastic job.
Fantastic 👍Thank you for watching
Very helpful I've been dimensioning everything vs doing constraints! Explains why I've had so many issues iterating / carrying changes forward ( eg I have to edit previous steps through to the end )
Thank you Lars, you have been like a guardian angel on this Fusion adventure
lol, That is awesome to hear Pablo Hernández .Thank you for watching the videos
Very impressive way of teaching. Thanks for your time shared
Thank you Lars, very useful information and it explains what them symbols are!
I think this is the video that makes the most sense for laying out. I too used to start adding dimensions first. Can't wait to have some time to make a few test sketches using this method...Thanks Lars!
LOVE that right click for tangent dims! Needed it yesterday but learned today, lol.
Lol, that how it always is. Thank you for watching 👍😊
Hey Lars,
Loud and clear, learn a lot !
Thanks to share your knowledge.
Dette faen meg det beste online kurs jeg har vært med på, fantastisk lærerikt og spot on på det jeg lurer på...problemet er å huske alt
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
i learn every day, its so simple when i see you at work on fusion , good that you exist
Thank you Stamerra daniel
I am constantly getting to a point in designs where I want to move things and can't work out which constraints are locking stuff down and preventing me. Often they are constraints that were auto applied and often to do with centre points. I end up dumping the whole design and starting again quite often. It would be great if you did a diagnostics video showing how to spot whats going on and how to unlock designs to adjust things
Not sure exactly if this is what you are looking for ua-cam.com/video/6ZTpLj8lyyM/v-deo.html
@@cadcamstuff That's a useful looking video, many thanks.
You are really a good Guru, Larsji. Loved your Channel, Your Knowledge will definitely change the lives of technical students. I wished i could have made it those in my apprentice days. Anyway knowledge needs no bounds of ages.
Very easy to follow. When a person can show examples and be able to explain them where it is understandable then we know you know your business :) . Thank you!
Thanks Lars, another great video!
This was extremely helpful. Constraints are one of the hardest concepts to get down in Fusion 360, at least for me.
Thank you Justin Allen
This has been a good session - it’s cleared up several questions I had and it highlights some of the brilliant features of Fusion360.
I find with complicated parts or assemblies, constraints are great but its so easy to forget what is constrained to which line or point, especially with the collinear constraint. I would love a feature that you would be able to use, that references dimensions in separate sketches. That would help considerably in the customisation of a part.
Hej Lars.
Denna video var nyttig för framtiden och som vanligt bra jobbat 😁
/Eric
I could not like this video more!!!
Thank You Lars
Best explanation on UA-cam ......thanks
That is awesome to hear federico camilo .Thank you for watching the videos
Thanks Dude! Great video, it cleared up a lot of questions I have, especially when I go to edit my dimensions later.
Mr. Lars, you are the One. Thank you very much for time to help us. God bless you.
Thank you Jerome Drake
Very intuitive explanation, thank you!
You are the best. Thanks for what you do and always keeping it so simple anyone can follow along.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Holy Heck! The mouse-generated tangent function you described has solved an 'issue' I was having with my 3DX CadMouse. I do get the occasional switch-bounce on the LH button and so was holding down the button to try to counter this. I suspected there was a function there that created some kind of arc that I was unaware of - and your explanation nails that one. Super-useful!!
Now, if I can just get the mouse to occasionally stop drawing short lines at the beginning of the line I want, I will be a happy bunny!
(I have lost count of the amount of times I have had lines being out by fractional angles or distances because there was a minute 'blip' at the beginning of a line. Sometimes these are not noticed until many extrusions have taken place - a l-o-n-g way down the timeline. 🤦♀️🤣🤣 )
"Collinear? How do I say that? It's not my language."
It is certainly better than me teaching anything in Danish.
Line on top of another line. Greetings Netherlands.
fantastic! love the driven dimension toggling - thank you!!
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Another excellent training video, thank you Lars. Your style is perfect for me as a beginner and without your videos I think I may have given up. After watching a few videos I am getting comfortable with designing enclosures for my projects. Brilliant stuff :-)
That is awesome to hear Robin Harris .Thank you for watching the videos
Thanks! Very useful, indeed!
Glad you liked the video. Have a great day!
Thanks, definitely helped me with some stuff I have been struggling with. Love your videos.
This was extremely helpful... I’m as new as new gets. This helped me understand a lot of things and I’ll def be bookmarking it. Thank you!
You are so very welcome. Happy you found the video helpful
Thanks Lars - enjoyed that! Have been mucking about with sketch and now I know what those symbols on the sketch mean! Love those constraints! Have used Geogebra - a mathematical geometry program and the constraints in Fusion do the same thing and make sense! Thanks again, Stu
Excellent, just what I needed. Thank you. Keep up the fantastic work... I am here, cause you are there!
That is awesome to hear Wm Robert Leschyna .Thank you for watching the videos
Thank you! You are the best!
Loving your tutorials as a new user. Lots to learn
Always learn something new watching your videos Lars. Guess I should watch more often :)
That is awesome to hear Mike Cameron .Thank you for watching the videos whenever you can :-)
Great video for us rookies
You are amazing teacher, I learned a lot from you. Thank you.
Keep 'em coming Lars. These are most helpful!
Thank you RlfRottn
A very useful video. Thank you so much Lars
You are so very welcome
Love watching your video,s ever thought of putting them all on a tutorial dvd it would really help an old guy like me to have them all in one place
Great video...thanks for making these. I'm switching over from Rhino and I can't believe what I've been missing F360 is amazing
That is awesome to hear Andy Tanguay .Thank you for watching the videos
Great clip very helpful as I have been bluffing my way through 2d without using constraints for ever..... Two thumbs up
Thank you Tj Kirkpatrick. Glad you found this helpful
Dank je wel, voor je uitstekende
uitleg, thanks a lot for your excellent explanation
Hi Lars.
I'm already advanced to the beginning, but I have to consult thanks to your videos
I'm still learning to see you, I'm looking forward to your professional videos
I'm Pavel Taufer and I'm an Electrical Engineer and I need to do
machine and so I must be interested in engineering
Extremely helpful. Thank you Lars.
Thank you so much, Lars! I learned so much from you! Appreciated!
Thank you Lars.
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
this vedio is really well done and explained really well, good job 😉😉😉
Extremely helpful video. Thanks so much!
Another great tutorial. Like the Haas trainer on the shelf in the background. Wish I had one. Maybe next Xmas.Thanks Lars.
Thank you Craig Ozolins
Coming from AutoCAD environment, I tend to perfect the sketch before extrusion, however what I discovered in Fusion 360 that you can keep some of the sketch items and extrude only what you need, which is strange to AutoCAD fellow, but it has great potential and time saving.
Hi Auday Sami Thank you for watching! ANd the great comment!
The over constraint has been puzzling me for ages as a complete newbie glad an old video helped me out. Do you have a video showing i.e. changing the 90 degree corners into a radio corner then selecting and deleting the original outside corner leaving the radius ??? thanks Wayne
Thank you for watching. I don't think I have made that specific video, no.
Love your tutorials Lars, thank you!
wow, I just started working with fusion 360 and I'm so glad you make these video's. They explain all the features so well, I'll deff watch all your vids on fusion 360 to learn how to work with it properly. Thank you so much. I just had one question: How did you add constraints to your sketch palette? or do you already have a video out that explains how to do that?
new guy here very excited!! very helpful Lars!
Thank you. Helped me a lot!
Awesome to hear 👍😊Thank you for watching
Thanks so much for this explanation. It helped so much.
Your explanations are super good!!!
Followed the course on Skillshare and it wasn't 1/10 as good as your content. Thank you!
This video is great! I'm new to F360 sketching
extremely helpful, thank you sir!
You are so very welcome 👍😊
Thanks Lars, for another helpful tutorial
I like your way to use Fusion 360 and you explain very good
Awesome! Very useful!
You ´re Awesome!!! Thanks for your clear Explanation....
You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!
Excellent, I feel like I now fully understand constraints - thank you! I came to this video as I was looking to solve a problem, I have a .dxf file supplied by someone else which has over 152 lines that SHOULD join up but they don’t so I can’t press/pull (or extrude as I have watched your video on this topic). So my question is how can I identify where there is a hole in a seemingly joined up shape? Thanks in anticipation.
Mike, If you look at the date of this video (Jan 2018), you’ll notice it is over 2 ½ years old. And I’ve read that Lars has a different job at Autodesk, so I doubt he has time to keep track of the hundreds of older videos. However, I will try to answer your question. I’m also pretty new to Fusion 360 so there could be better ways to do it, but I’ve always used the divide and conquer approach. In other words, just keep narrowing down the possible error locations.
If necessary, start a new blank drawing to see what I’m talking about. Draw any simple Closed sketch on a plane, even a rectangle. Notice how is changes color as soon as it is completely enclosed. That is what you are looking for. Back on the problem drawing, just start dividing it roughly in half with Temporary lines. Hopefully, one side will now show as “closed” and you can concentrate on the other side. But even if you have problems on both sides, the process is the same. Just keep creating smaller (temporary) areas until you find the open spot(s). After you’ve fixed the problems, remove all of the temporary lines.
Hope this helps. Like I said, I’m a noob too, but even if someone else has a better way (which I’d love to hear), at least this way works with any type of CAD program.
You're awesome, thanks a lot.
You are so very welcome. Thank you for asking.
Awesome as usual and so very helpful
Glad it was helpful!
Superb educator, thanks ! Really good
Great lesson Lars! Tks! Björn
This is a great effective tutorial...............THAKS DEAR
Hi meherab hossain Thank you for watching!
These videos are incredible. Does anyone know if there is an equivalent series for Autodesk Eagle? The only videos I've found so far are way too long and narrated with about 1/100th the amount of energy.
Awesome videos, awesome channel.
Thank you for the videos