Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions about the sheet metal tools in the comments below! :)

Justin! Thank you very much for the great introduction to Fusion 360 Sheetmetal. I am an automotive enthusiast and I'm build my 4th race car. I will be fabricating some parts for online machine shops to make. Your tutorial was quick, straightforward and will help me make the transition from FreeCAD.

This was exactly what I was looking for. Great quick video that has me up and going already. Thanks!

Cool. I had a thought for 3d printing a template to mark your sheet metal. Like a 10 layer thick 4 walled skeleton just to mark the edges. And add a dotted line patterned groove for marking fold lines with the same sharpie! Thanks for the quick tutorial!

Great Vid!! Perfect Quick Start tips into the sheet metal enviroment.

Greetings from Moscow, Russia. Thank you so much for the video! Everything is clear and simple.

Good overview, just what I needed to get started. 👍🏼

Dude! Love this video, I've been trying to learn Fusion for work and could never get into Autodesk's videos. Liked and subscribed

sometimes you need a video like this just to get you out of the blocks... this is that video, thanks for sharing

Great video love your tutorial and am also practicing what i have learned. Thank you Will be following more frequently 👏👏👏👏👍🏆

Great video, thanks for this dude!!

Way better then video and explanation the Product Designs Online. Thankyou much more explained out here for us beginners.

Hi Justin. Your videos are awesome, thank you! I have a question for a project I have at hand, its a wood firing kiln for ceramics. I was wondering if theres a method for creating a module or a brick in this case (31/2" x 21/4" x 7 5/8") and then laying that over and over again - as if to imitate actual brick laying. Most commonly when it comes to brick-work its a straight wall and you would only add a surface texture in the end. But in the case of a kiln the bricks are laid out to create various structures. It would be useful to use a module block in order to construct such a model, I would think. Kiln builders usually take a squared notebook and draw out all the layers of bricks to figure out overlapping and final layout. I was wondering if I could do that in 3d? Thank You!

Hello there sir, hope you're doing well. I used to use this program all the time at work. Hope you are doing well and can bless us with more architectural detail types of videos. Your work is amazing, truly IMPRESSIVE knowledge of the program. How did you come to know so much about all this? I was only using it to make 3D floor plans for building automation systems to put thermostat and equipment locations on.

Excellent refresher when you get away from using it everyday. I need to make written notes on this.

Great video, what about flat layout of sheet metal round tube fittings i.e., mitered 90, 45, 22.5 deg Elbows, Tees and Saddles?

Great series. Thanks.

WOW. amazing. Never knew this section of Fusion

I am new to Fusion 360 and that was helpful, Thank you sir :)

Thank you so much! Please make a video explaining how to make a watertight box with no gaps at corners

Fast and effective tut!! thanx

best ultra basic bending tutorial. THX

Keep up yhe good work sir...you are awesome⚡⚡

THIS HELPED SOOO MUCH.

I know nothing about this but it was very entertaining at 1am!

amazing video!

Great Video!! Please put more videos on surface modeling .....

Good stuff. Thank you.

At last! I found an up-to-date video that actually describes how this awful interface works! Thank you so much for doing Autodesk's job better .

super travail merci

So useful thanks!

very useful video.. thanks a lot

Good work!!! We also have rich experience in sheet metal fab, we are a strong manufacturer in China, with high quality and competitive price.

Good video, but you really left us hanging there at the end by not testing the update thingy 😂 A perfect answer to my question I Googled and got here: "Is sheet metal included in the free version of Fusion 360" - YES YES YES 👌 subbed of course 😁

Nice video! but how did you get the diagonal flange? (jump to other object 5:43) i just could make straight flanges

Brilliant!

thank you for sharing

At 6:18 you show bend locations. Is there a way to automatically include perforations (holes or slots) so that folds are more easily made along these lines without buying a bending brake?

Thanks for the video. Its inspired me to draw up my parts for a product I manufacture. Much of what I make for the product are studs and I hem the edges so my customers don't cut themselves to shreds. I tried to do a flange and 180 degree it but that does not work. If I override the bend rule to .001 in the best I can do is 175 degrees. How would you go about this? I have my thickness set for 26 gauge galvanized -.0217 btw.

Very Helpfull!!

thank you very much

really consise video , thanks a lot

Come back to KZfaq Justin! Thanks for the tutorials, they’ve helped me so much!

Very helpful

Brilliant

I want to make flange tabs coming off a round circle and I’m struggling to figure it out. Thanks to your awesome video I can make them on square objects with ease...but not round lol

would this be able to generate returns for channel letters? picture a letter "S" if it was a 6" tall letter and I needed a 3/4" flange to attach a base plate would it create the cutouts?

Hi Justin, Firstly thank you for such an easy to follow tutorial. This is exactly what i need to get started. I have 1 question though - one of the components i am designing has an overlapping interlocking corner joints when folded up and i cant quite work out how to include this feature. Is this something you can shed some light on please?

thanks man

can you add a crush fold ? I've been trying but cant see anyway to do it.

How would you make the side flanges meet another flange at an angle? Kind of like if you were making a wheelbarrow?

how do you give the corners a raidus? I have a metal shelf with 3 flanges up and 1 bent down at 45 degrees, I can't seem to find the right way to change sharp corners to a round corner

hi justin. thanks for the video. i need to work with circular object. how do i designs it in sheet metal? thanks

I’m just getting started with Fusion 360! How can I do this but with plastic material?

ive been staring at my screen lost for a week now... currently I have my first piece for a bumper! woohoo

Learned a lot on Fusion 360 from your videos. Thank you so much. I think the viewed number would be much better if you combine real wood/steel works in the video. Really like to you get more and more subscribers and viewers.

How do I unlink components that were copied using the rectangular pattern tool so I can individually edit them without affecting the others? Thanks.

hello thank you very much video, Can we make these things with sketchUp .I mean metal sheet works?

Hi Greg can you use flange tool on a circle ?

Where'd you go? Your videos were awesome!

Thanks

Thanks for this. Faster than blender for this purpose.

You must come back your videos very very useful and nice.

How do I merge the corners to create an enclosed box?

Hello friend, it would be good if you made a video of a metal box with all its corners rounded and then use the unfold function to see its development.

good video

I'd really like to see how you create sheet metal in an assembly - I am having problems making a screen on a machine - create component in sheetmetal, press face in solid part, extrude to 1.25mm, pull one edge 2½mm and then when trying to add flange the system does not respond. Up to that point it looks like it is done right - How you design in assemblies - especially aligning holes seem to be totally dysfunctional

how did you leave the ghost image of your first sketch ?

Could you also create flat cut sheet for say a 1930’s car fender?

How do I export each bend's radius in degrees for when i have to bend this material after it has been cut by a laser?

How do I set my sheet metal thickness?

Hi Greg I want to build a boat cab for an aluminium Stabicraft centre console basically a short front and dash Can I put this program on my Mac to do this and what are the requirements Cheer’s from Aus

amazing no need to say more , Super design soft .. i don't understand all and can't fellow which button you have clicke to obtain the shap the function...

Would you be able to show how to flatten the sheet, then material to two 90 degree bends, because I want the sides to be at 80 degress but touching at the seam. Thanks Hope I explained this well.

how do you make the flanges pointy?

How do you add those 45 degree angles

It would have been nice if you showed how to adjust the thickness of the material

can we create set of gear by scratch without python /C++ framework

But how did you make those mitered corners?

You're obviously well adept at Fusion. But as I try to follow along with your tutorials, you wiggle the mouse pointer all over creation. You have to realize that your student is trying to follow your mouse clicks. When you roll the pointer around 5 times in a circle before you actually go to what you want to click, it can really be a huge distraction. Other than that, thanks for the knowledge sharing.

wow

Wish I could figure out why your videos only play audio for this series.; I an view the Sketchup Essentials series and any other You tube channel without any problem except the one I want to. Im going to have to use my tablet.

Where can you add the material thickness?

I'm looking for how to insert a bead in the sheet.

THANKS for the video - BUT Whoa! What happened to your first example at 3:45 in the video? Why did that piece gray out? I'm a newby and this has happened to me several times, making my previous part inaccessible. What malkes that happen and how can it be avoided, please?

Is the McMaster Carr catalog available in fusion hobbyist?

just like SW cool.

if you bend it enough will it eventually break

🎉❤🎉

I always used a piece of cardboard and a pair of scissors to make prototype patterns b4 transferring them to metal.... I keep a few cardboard boxes lying around for it... An ability to actually see the part in your head also helps a lot... I just look at the place the part will go and fill it in with the cardboard and holding everything together with masking tape... Design it in cardboard and then just trace around that pattern on the metal with a sharpie.... Often times I can design the part in under an hour without even having to do any math... I often found modeling it on the computer after taking a ton of measurements and then transferring the designed product to a print to be made is over complication....

What about a drawing? Something you print out and take to the bench.

How do you put in the thickness of your material?

Hii friends 🤣🤣

Hi Justin, are there anymore videos coming? I thought you were doing one video a week on this channel?

You just totally skipped the tapered flanges... damn it

ok

Need a some good tutorials in freecad. Nothing really there.

Petty that you stopped making videos! Don't be discouraged. It takes a lot of work and patience to make a successful YT channel. 20K subs in one year is pretty good for a channel that's only one year old.

is this channel still active? Please answer.

Really need a better microphone mate.