Very cool. Wondering if timeline is turned on, does this put an editable event in the timeline. Go now to my mainframe to see.

This is one of the main reasons I have followed Brad for years. Always learning something new and useful! Thank you Brad.

Great little tip Brad.🎉

Totally agree with @amforiconsulting. Great video again Brad. :-))

Wow. All these years of staring at that re-anchor and not bothering to figure it out. Thank you! And, I’m embarrassed to say, many years and countless YT videos and I’ve never repositioned a hole via move faces. Excellent!

This is great Thanks

Thanks for the tips. Can you flatten a complex curved surface, like what you would find on the hull of a boat, in Fusion?

Thanks for the tips. Typically when I do this I want the spacing to be edge-edge vs. center-center. The circles edge-edge spacing would also equal circle edge-rectangle edge. How could that be done?

Wish I had known about this one a long time ago. It will be my new favorite command as I often want to do exactly what you have demoed! Thanks as always.

Nice that was a great tip

Thanks Brad! I have needed that many times.

very nice thank you

Practical and useful video.

Just great!

Yep, that's another good one. Thanks Brad.

Thanks for the tip!

Great tip, thanks

Thanks Brad from my fingers, calculator, and brain.👍

A extremely useful tip, thankyou so much

Wow that is one to remember. Nice tip Brad!

Excellent. Thank you for bringing this to my attention, I will definitely use this feature regularly in my projects.

Another fantastic hidden gem that can seriously speed up making modifications 👍🏻

cool

Hello dear Brad Very happy to see you Wish you and your family always happiness Please don’t stop teaching us

Another useful tip, thanks a lot Brad. HANWE 🙂

So simple but so useful. My biggest complaint of fusion is the lack of training, you and next gen are filling that void. Thank you.

Thank you so much.... I have learnd a lot from this project THANKS AGAIN

Thanks Mr. Tallis all the best.

awesome!

Thanks for another great episode, I've been subscribing to your channel for some time because I really liked the way you convey knowledge and, in general, your videos about 3D modeling really inspired me to learn, and since I'm a beginner in the world of 3D modeling, I have questions for you :) . I would like to choose a good, non-demotivating field of study and I would like to ask you this question ;) What, in your opinion, is the best way to learn 3D modeling? I have 4 types: 1. watching tutorials and doing the same as the author, 2. creating things that are at our fingertips, that we can touch, rotate and measure, e.g. a tea mug, 3. creating models from photos or drawings, 4 . at the end, coming up with your own project and creating it?? Or maybe you have another idea, something from your own experience, I will be grateful for your advice :) I know the basics of the program and I know how to use them, but I would like to reach a higher level, but I can't choose the right direction

could this be used for 3d print?

hey Brad, fantastic explanation. But you know what I am missing? Machining action as it was back at the time at Peer 9 ...

Great video. How would you add a base to the map so you can 3D print it?

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Thanks Brad, I had a photo of our family's coat of arms and been thinking about doing something with that. This should make it easier.

Wonderful and different video, thanks Brad. HANWE 🙂

You should have a much higher view count than you do.

Nice one Brad. 🙂

Thanks Brad, another really super helpful video. 🙂

Hello, I have been subscribed to your channel for some time because I really liked it you share knowledge and, in general, your videos about 3D modeling have inspired me a lot to learn, and since I am a beginner in the world of 3D modeling. I would like to choose a good, non-demotivating field of study and I would like to ask you this question ;) What, in your opinion, is the best way to learn 3D modeling? I have 4 types: 1. watching tutorials and doing the same as the author, 2. creating things that are at our fingertips, that we can touch, rotate and measure, e.g. a tea mug, 3. creating models from photos or drawings, 4 . at the end, coming up with your own project and creating it ?? Or maybe you have another idea, something from your own experience, I would be grateful for your advice :)

Glad I'm not into drawings. The interface seem unnecessary cumbersome. Great explaination anyway. 👍

Hi Brad, I have a simple question. I’m new in CAM maybe I ask a stupid question. I have a simple and cheap home CNC. When I need multiple parts of the same type, I adjust between 2 jobs the X and Y , reset to zero and start the job again. Normally no problem, but for a home project I need 50 small brackets I hope Fusion will make my life easy. I can’t find a way to create the setting for one part and “pattern” those multiple times. Use the pattern components in the manufacturing tab, will result in a failed post file. Also during simulation I got a lot of errors. On my hobby machine are no settings possible. I know fusion meanwhile for 4 years, so I expect there is a very simple solution Hope you will help me. Thx in advance

Wondering if this would work for flat patterns from multiple files, rather than all those flat patterns coming from the one main design file. I'm guessing it would, maybe I'll test that.

I was trying to use that Rotate view on a drawing just yesterday, but with a regular model. After rotating it would not let me place a projected view from that. It went through the steps, but when trying to actually place it, weirdness ensued.... I had to drag further, the image was kind of ghosting and when clicking it, nothing actually placed, but the command ended as if it worked. Very weird. I really should report that, but I was pretty busy at the time so couldn't take the time out for that. I just left my view the way it was and got it done, just not ideally. Basically the issue was the part would look better rotated 90 degrees due to its length and the paper format. I could go back and rotate the model in the design space and likely end up with a better drawing, but its done now and out to a vendor for getting it completed. So, another day, haha.

Is there no end to your knowledge of Fusion 360 Brad?? 😂. Another great video!! Thanks so much….

How about a follow on where you arrange these flat patterns into a CAM workspace for plasma or laser cutting? Thanks for the video, I especially like the last section after the tables.

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Love when, despite using Fusion for many years, I learn something new and there’s a small explosion in my brain! Thanks for this video, will check out the others.

Thanks a lot for the tips Brad. HANWE

Hiding in plain sight!… Thanks Brad.