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Great job! (1) Would really like to see you do a build in OnShape since it is freely available to all and (2) would be interested to see how you provide inner structure to the wings and fuse after the shell is contoured.

i didnt how much fuson 360 is similar to Illustrator.

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Once again thanks!!!!. I Learn so much from you and appreciate it very much!!!

Nice! Your correct on many assumptions on this sort of demo. You are the only one who has our backs! Thank you.

Can you do a tutorial on making an aircraft from scratch with surface modeling, and how someone would print it to make it an Rc

Great video as usual. Thank you for the nice content. BUT I should mention that KV (590 KV) does NOT stand for Kilo Volts 😀. It stands for the motor velocity constant and it is typically measured in units of revolutions per minute per volt (RPM/V).

This is very educational. Thank you.

Hello, thanks for the great tips. This should help me get further along with my F 106 project. How did you complete the rest of the in take on the F16? Thank you.

great Thanks 👍

Thank a lot!😊 Would be nice to get stl's of this model, this is iconic model.

Why is that f-16 plans in russian? It's so confusing By the way, awesome video as always!

Really digging these videos, Tony. Would it be possible to get a tutorial on something with more details in the fuselage? Something that isn't necessarily a square or round fuse? For instance, something that you have plans for that shows the top view, side view and then has the profile for the bulkheads. Thanks again for the great content!!

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thx i wait the number 3 !!

This is gold . Thank you sir for sharing your knowledge for free . I have been waiting to find something like this

I've tried the free form method, but I have difficulty getting it to conform well to the body lines. I can surface loft like a mad man and have all these tricks I use to make it easier, but free form seems simpler to use. Just takes practice I guess.

Hello, thank you for sharing your modeling knowledge. Could you make a video explaining how to model a full-size propeller to print and use as a wall decoration?

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can i download these i need this

nice video🎉what scale is everything in?

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This is really informative. Thank you for these methodical tutorials. I do have a question, however. Is there a reason you sketched one panel at a time and then patch each one at a time rather than sketch them all at once and then do all the patches? Is it to avoid confusion? Is a series of sketches used for editing purposes?

Great work! How did you build the model?

im about to binge a bunch of your videos like this is a new netflix release LOL

you are amazing thank you so much for your knowledge. i think if i follow enough of your videos i will the techniques required be able to model the BAE systems Hawk, my ultimate goal. you should be teaching at a college getting paid serious money to provide all this knowledge for free you are a SAINT

i just joined your patreon like 5 minutes after discovering your channel. you deserve the world bro you are amazing having all these tutorials for fusion 360 airplanes. ive been trying for a little while to model some flying wings and simple gliders but i always have trouble transitioning my lofts from the fuselage to the tails. you have everything here dude, all the types of planes imaginable. the knowledge your are providing is incredible. you are amazing

DUDE YOU ARE A GOD WHAT THE HECK. I CANT BELIEVE YOU HAVE SO MANY LONG DETAILED TUTORIALS FOR SO MANY DIFFERENT PLANES. IM SO HAPPY RIGHT NOW. DUDE YOU ARE A BLESSING ON HUMANITY. YOU ARE HELPING PEOPLE FUCKING THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Kind sir. You are everything I've been looking for in a youtube channel. I've been having serious issues lofting my profiles. You have so many videos on such a wide range of aircraft modeled in fusion 360. I LOVE YOU LOL

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Nice work

Nice

This is stuff I need to learn. Can't wait to see the rest.

Please keep these videos coming!

Fantastic CAD work! Do you ever work on Onshape? I would love to see your approach on that platform.

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Surface modeling of complex shapes is insanely difficult. What I've found to be helpful when doing 3d splines are intersection curves. You get a much smoother and more accurate result than trying to shape a spline in 3d space.

Thank You!. Due to your Video series I am learning Fusion 360 fast, und I am sure that I am not the only one. Indeed these Videos are very much appreciated

thx my friens very interesting

I clicked on this because of the "assembly" part. Coming from SolidWorks I'm quite good at modeling in Fusion but I did not like the way Fusion handles assembly. Needless to say it was a bit disappointing to see only that one part being created. But then I remember how I started 15 years ago Subscribed to see more of this 😁 The pace is the video should make it not too hard for beginners to follow along: this video on one screen and Fusion on another screen. Maybe some extra text like "hit L for line" and "hit D for Dimension" could even make this easier for the real beginners to follow the instructions. One tip on dimensions: on the dimension of the features for the mounting tab on the left or the hole on the right, specify these after the mirror or use the centerline linetype when creating the dimension. That first 10 mm dimension is half of the 20 mm size of the flange connecting the the upper link and the 15 mm is half of the 30 mm slot that connects to the hub. Specifying these as 20 and 30 mm in the drawing will make things more logical when coming back to this design when you want to change something after a few months.

That was fun!

Thanks!! This is exactly what I was looking for. I've been struggling with landing gear big time. Awesome!

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great video.🎉 I would love to design a whole plane in fusion. just for fun or for my resin modeling or even bigger scale for RC🎉

Will you provide the fusion files for this??