Thank you. It’s so great to see you back. I almost gave up trying to learn fusion 360. If I hadn’t stumbled on your channel I might have. I am paralyzed from the chest down and was able to set up a Tormach Cnc mill to suit my disability. I am finally making my first parts on my mill because of your awesome teaching. I am forever grateful. I love this hobby and it helps me fight off depression. Keep up the great work, you never know how it might affect someone. Cheers

Great video. Sometimes I find myself just pausing to appreciate your pace and clarity. Thanks a lot for this content. I always learn something.

Just had questions on assemblies, so well timed.

Thanks Lars, continue to learn more each time I watch your videos, will have to watch again to make sure I didnt miss anything.

Great content as usual Lars. I learn something new about Fusion 360 everyday from you.

Nice to see some alternatives demonstrated when making assemblies. Good video!

That is brilliant. Thanks Lars.

Great Video Lars, good to have you back doing some new training videos that is easy to follow. I also use them to reference to if I ever forget something. I have bought Fusion over 3 years as great price and because of the support your give through these tutorials you clearly present. Nice one.

I learnt a lot from your videos,....Happy to see you again :)

Very useful video Lars, thanks again and have a nice time

Super job!!

Thanks Lars, This is amazing and very useful!! Have a nice weekend!

Thank you so much! Very informative! Top-down and bottom-up always been abstract to me since a long time in 3d models; great video and great assembly example.

Perfect length for me. Many new tools in the tool box. Thank you Lars.

Thanks Lars I picked up some new ideas

Very helpful. Thank you.

Great vid as usual Lars. I've noticed that with these new batches of videos the audio is quite a bit quieter than they used to be though. Still, keep up the great work :)

Thank you so much

Wow, so many things in one video. Totally amazing Lars.

woooo!

Hoy Lars Thank you and best regards from Antwerp

You get an “oooohhhhh”. I didn’t know you could pick a tangent for a circle dimension. I’ve been creating tangent sketch lines like a noob all this time. I’ve tried the double click a closed loop segment and I wasn’t able to get it to select the entire loop. Still trying to debug that one. Great video! I always learn so much.

Welcome to again !

For the free/privat version: With the "edit in place" feature, would this still work with an archived part or would that particular part need to be manually reactivated first? This would do away with the advantage that you wouldn't need to search for the part. Would be nice if the part in question would automatically be "un-archived" as long there is at least one of the 10 active slots vacant. This way one would only need to archive any one of the unused active ones but not search for the part that wants to be edited.

Thank you for the great video. I especially like your pace. I have a question that you inadvertently demonstrated during this video. When you were making the slot in the plate for the seat screw hole, you made the center of the slot coincident with the existing hole. That was your design intent, and Fusion picked up on it. However, a couple of minute later when you were finished the slot feature, you demonstrated my big pet peeve, that this constraint was "lost". And you had to manually add it back. This happens to me every time I make a sketch. It is super frustrating, to have something "pretend" to be constrained, but then it tricks you. Is there something I'm (and you in this particular instance) did wrong to cause the constraint to "not stick"? Thank you for your time! Nick.

Going through your series, wow between 3 years ago and one year ago you lost some serious weight. A friend of mine from high school that I haven't seen in about a year stopped by the other day and he has lost a 180 pounds in the last 8 months.Crazy how different people look

Really nice video and once again answers quite many things I've been trying to figure out. Also props for the ways to make assemblies. Been thinking about making own diy router/plasma cutter and I've been thinking about creating frame, but somewhere along the video I began to think that maybe I should actually make the tool end first and use that and desired workspace to create frame for the assembly. That way I might not hit those frame limiting factors that at least I'm prone to create during design. I mean it's quite easy to create frame that leads to tool head being disgustingly much offset from movement axis. This video was somewhat eye opening for us that who are stuck in certain habits unknowingly.

Thanks for the class, Lars. I picked up a few new things! Definitely a longer class, but it doesn't bother me at all.

Thanks Lars your a gentleman. Regards Chris

How do you move the joints you've created with the mouse so quickly? I thought you had to double click the joint and then move it? Thanks for all the videos Lars these have helped me self tech myself.

Is it better to always create new components right from the beginning when modeling an assembly or can you model everything as bodies then convert to components later? Is one method considered a best practice

Do u think it's possible to create motion of chain around sprocket in fusion 360???

thanks Lars very very good!!! I learn more from you

Hej Lars, tak for alle dine fine, instruktive og sjove videoer. Du er ren inspiration og hygge når du mosler rundt med 360. Et lille ønske fra en begynder der har en fortid fra andre 3D programmer, jeg har ledt efter et sted jeg kunne forslå drengene og pigerne bag fusion 360 en lille ting, men har ikke kunnet finde stedet. Derfor går det udover dig; jeg mangler/savner en mulighed for at placere flere kameraer i eller i nærheden af en 3D model. Feks hvis jeg bygger et hus op, så er det rigtigt godt med et eller flere kameraer placeret inden i modellen. Hvis du har nogen øre må du gerne give det videre - og ellers endnu engang tak for dit store arbejde med at få 360 ud til folket. Vi er mange der er glade for det du gør! Med venlig hilsen Jønne Rantzau

Hello Lars,i am using fusion 360 not so long yet,but i can manage a lot,i even designed my already build model fishing boat.all is going good,except the lofting for the skin of the hull. for the straight part i used a thin extended body with same size/dimensions as the ribs,i just extruded that as long as i needed,that did worked,but getting to the front section where the ribs are going to murge into the ships nose,the lofting between 2 ribs does not work??????each rib is a seperated body,aswel the midcenter axel ribe the keeps al the ribes in line

Do you go over the file limit for personal use or the whole folder called Guitar Stool that contains all the files counts as one? That would greatly limit the way you go about designing anything that has more than 8 or 9 parts. I see that somebody commented something similar already. Also there is not edit in place for the rest of us. 😒 Great tutorial by the way 😊

I'm trying to get a wall plate from mcmasters, and export it into fushion but it seems wall plates can't be exported....can anyone else try this and let me know if they have success?

how do you model irregular shapes (walnut shells for instance) in fusion 360,

What? Can’t do edit-in-place in other Cad software? Uh all the big cad packages can. I’ve been on Creo/ProEngineer for 30+ years and we’ve always been able to. Great video though. Having taken up Fusion a year ago for home use I watch your videos here and there and do learn. Thanks for that.

How do you use Fusion 360 to include a component that must be deformed to be assembled - such as a washer, o ring, etc? On a more complex note, how would one assemble the parts of a strain wave gear assembly? In this case, the flexible spline will need to be deformed to only engage the teeth of the circular spline at two points 180 degrees apart.

Is it possible to just divide a line or outline into equal parts? thanks

Are you saying that SolidWorks can't do top-down design (it can)? At 30:47 you say you don't know of any other CAD software which can do edit in place in a bottom up assembly, but that's exactly how many other CAD packages work. This isn't the first video from a Fusion 360 presenter where I've seen this misinformation. Fusion 360 is a good program with some great features, but there's no need to say false things about other systems.

Lars, I have learned a huge amount from your videos over the past 12 months. They are brilliant!... BUT I am a hobbyist. So, does that mean I have to pay to get use of Fusion 360 from now on? I can live with the limitations but, if I cannot use F360, then the last 12 months learning have been completely wasted

Hi Lars, thank you for this great tutorial. Is it possible to get the parts to download for training puposes as I would like to use this tutorial for my students in school?

Nice video, thx for that Lars. The volume is very low on your last videos. I have to set the volume to 100% to halfway understand it. Maybe you can record at a higher level. Regards Andreas from Germany

Not too much :-).

I’m with you all the way until you start using inches and then my brain seems to close some doors. It’s not just the confusion of inches but also why? Besides the fact that that’s how it’s always been done in some countries, what are the benefits over metric? Just seems to way over complicate things. Also, ‘Edit in place’ is only in the subscription version.

looks like, that new ceat is not for men ;) , why are you looking very thin now?

The word you keep "butchering" is pronounced "orijin"...:)...great video.

Fusion 360 is DEAD