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Modeling & Animating a Schmidt Coupling (Fusion 360)

Jens Nielsen
in Modeling
7 0 Beginner
Take your designs from sketch to motion! This comprehensive tutorial guides you through creating a functional Schmidt coupling animation in Fusion 360. We'll kick things off by transforming basic sketches into precise 3D components using the powerful boundary fill tool. Then, we'll seamlessly assemble these parts, utilizing revolute joints to replicate the coupling's signature interlocking mechanism. Finally, we'll delve into the world of animation, setting the stage for a captivating display of the Schmidt coupling in action. By the end of this video, you'll be able to: Design and model a detailed Schmidt coupling in Fusion 360 Master the art of boundary fill for efficient and precise modeling Utilize revolute joints to create realistic and functional movement Craft a mesmerizing animation that brings your Schmidt coupling to life Get ready to: Unlock the power of Fusion 360 for complete design and animation Deepen your understanding of essential modeling techniques Showcase your creations with dynamic and informative animations This tutorial is perfect for: Beginners in Fusion 360 eager to learn core modeling and animation skills Experienced designers looking to expand their animation repertoire Anyone fascinated by the mechanics of Schmidt couplings Join us and transform your static designs into remarkable animated creations!
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Fusion 360 Tutorial: Motion Joints with Imported Components

Mike Lobsinger
in Modeling
3 0 Intermediate
In this Fusion 360 Tutorial we'll learn about importing components from other F360 files as well as external source and applying linear slider motion to those components. This tutorial goes into some detail on breaking down a imported STEP file from McMaster-Carr and converting it to components so that motion joints can be added to it. The example is of a drawer slide.
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Canon Assembly in fusion 360

N. Kumar
in Assemblies
2 0 Beginner
Dear Viewer, This video will provide you how to create the various parts of canon and then assembly of the canon.
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Fusion 360 - How to use the three types of Extrudes

3D Comparison
in Modeling
1 0 Beginner
Fusion 360 offers three main Extrude functionalities for creating 3D shapes: Solid Extrude, Surface Extrude, and Freeform (T-Spline) Extrude. Each caters to different needs in your modeling process.
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Fusion 360 - Headphone design using a mesh as a 3D reference

3D Comparison
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
The 3D model both in Fusion, STEP and the STL of the bust are available at: https://grabcad.com/library/fusion-360-headphone-design-1
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Catia V5 vs Fusion 360 Freeform Extrude Sketches

3D Comparison
in Modeling
0 0 Beginner
A comparison between CATIA V5 and Fusion 360 regarding free form extrude
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FUSION360 Configurations Tutorial for parts insertion into design

Riley Entropy
in Assemblies
1 0 Beginner
Turn a model into a configurable model so when you go to insert the part into a design, it will give you a menu where you can select the specific plug from a single file without having 10 individual plugs floating around in a folder :) Things I use this method for: Batteries of varying mAh, screws and standoffs of varying length, plugs, sockets, IC's, etc.
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