That second method that didn't create an intersection curve blew my mind! Thank you for always showing innovative ways of approaching problems. You're hands down the best Fusion 360 instructor on YT.

Very thorough examination of functionality and multiple workflows. Best fusion 360 tutorials available.

Really enjoyed the video...

Thanks for another great video. You could also create the rails by creating 2 planes - one between the inner 2 edges of the rectangles and another between the outer 2 edges. Extrude the body vertically, then create a sketch and Project>Intersect on each construction plane to create the rails for the Surface>Loft. , then use the surface body to cut the solid body, and Remove the upper section, and combine the lower section with the original body.

The third (and easiest) method would be to use the Curved Ramp command. 😉

This is one of the most helpful Fusion videos I've seen yet. Thank you so much!

This is a very addictive channel to watch, I love it!

I never would have thought of using the first method. Very intruiguing! Thanks for this!

I've learned a ton from you. Thanks so much for taking the time time to create these videos. Very clear and straight to the point.

Your voice is so calming, i wish you would make Tutorials for other Software i use

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Nice video, may I suggest you : get lines rails as in the first method, then extrude as in the second method, then use solid loft from one rectangle to the other with rails to cut to remove the upper part. Always a solid approche 🙂

Nice workflow. I see this geometry as a helix surface and would do a surface sweep (path = axis of arc faces + 180deg angle) and use replace face using surface body (still need to split the arc face from rest of body). But now the challenge is to make the slope tangent to start/end face ;) have a nice weekend and take care :) .

This will be helpful with drawing up a mandolin scroll. Thank you!

as always - amazing!

A masterpiece! Thank you. I have been struggling with such thing for a while. I hope it will work in more complicated 3D curves. Lets go back to work

Amazing workload! This blew my mind! Thank you for sharing

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3rd way you can create 2 workplanes using 3 points (one for each wok pane) and project each radius to each sketch and obtain rails for the loft

Very timely. I’m doing something similar right now and this will help. Thank you.

Nice video sir

Very clear workflow as usual! Reminds me of a real struggle I never solved - making spirals in fusion 360. In solidworks you can use equations and stuff but I've only ever managed a helix. The end result was meant to be an archimedes fan but it never really worked

Awesome, thanks for teaching us this!

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Excellent video! I learnt al lot!

Thanks a lot. As always very informative. Love your videos.

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I think you might be able to use the coil tool to do this. This method would not be as flexible though, because it assumes that you are trying to follow a circular path. I guess what's kind of nice about coil is that it directly expresses the intent here: the surface you are going for is helical.

It's very nice to show how intersect works and how one can work with sufaces. However this example could be created very short and easy with this ramp, after you splitted it. You then have more bodies and could hide the middle one and easily loft 1 face from one body to the other face of the other visible body with the curve of the sketch as a rail. Having said that - always love the vids you do and the way you give a perfect explanation, even for beginners! Much appreciated and big kudo's for that :)have

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My approach before watching the video will be: 1. Create 2 plane from 2 lines. 2. Project the curve to the 2 surfaces. 3. Loft. Let me see how is your approach.

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I think more explanation in some of these steps would be helpful. For example, WHY at 3:29 does the selection order matter?

first split using face can cause issues if model changes (legs becoming not parallel). better to split using a line from the arcs' starting points.

That was great! now could you expand on this and show how to create a simple semicircle track that follows your path consistently? for rolling a marble for example. I can get it to half work but the track ends up shifting from the expected end point, and it is not symmetrical.

Nice thank you for this. I wonder if there is a way to remove the screw effect. I assume that the inner splitting arc would need to be curved also in the z direction. I mean if you imagine a car driving up that ramp the car is leaning outward, I wonder if theres a way to counter that.

Can't you achieve the same result a bit easier with a sweep that uses a guide and surface alignment? I've done quite a few similar things and that seemed to work well for me.

The first method does not seem to work when using a quarter circle though since one end of the curve isn't normal to the plane the intersect curve is projected on. I can't seem to find a way to do it for a quarter circle using the first method. Using a spline instead of the straight line doesn't work.

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I am struggling to replicate an object on F360. Any chance you could make it a study case out of it? Great videos by the way.

I'm trying this in Solidworks, as I usually use it for my work & I can't seem to figure out how you can perform sketch intersections like the first method shown here.

I feel like there is a faster way to do this??

I use Fusion professionally. Is there a way to book you a a mentor for 2 hours?

Wouldn't it be even simpler to just use the loft feature directly? After splitting the body as shown at 0:55 you already have two rectangular faces and two guide rails to use for the loft. The intermediate warning that the two faces shall not be co-planar can be ignored as it will go away as soon you select the guide rails. No need for any additional sketch or construction lines. Granted, the "vertical" curved faces of the resulting body are not vertical anymore, but wouldn't that rather indicate a F360 "bug"? To me it's not quite clear *why* F360 does this. BTW, a well meant hint on the pronunciation of _"edge"_ I have watched other videos of yours and I just can't help hearing _"age"_ where you obviously mean _edge_ . This might be a good place to _hear_ the difference of the two kzfaq.info/get/bejne/htKZoLxqx9Oyl5c.html