Day 9 of Learn Fusion 360 in 30 Days for Complete Beginners! - 2023 EDITION

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When placing the thread on the face of the cylinder it is important to click on the upper half of the cylinder face, this ensures your offset will be at the bottom, if you click on the lower half of the cylinder your offset will appear at the top. This positioning subtly was quite confusing at first.

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Brilliant work as always Kevin. I am looking forward to revisiting these just to brush up. You’ve made learning Fusion so easy for me.

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Thank you once again! 9 down 3 more to go (until the next one comes out!)

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This gave me some lightbulb moments

It is important to know. that these threads wont work because they do not break through the chamfer. If you want to model a usable thread you need to create the chamfer first. Then you go one step back in the timeline to "hide" the chamfer. Now you create your thread and finally you let the chamfer appear again by going forward in the timeline. Now the chamfer has a "cut" from the thread. It worked with the normal ISO metric thread for me, but somehow not with every other... I hope that was helpful!

#9 Fun one.

Nicely done

another great lesson!

I have survived to day 9. I have no modeling experience nor any education in engineering. I am a woodworker and people told me fusion 360 was a good program to learn to use. In addition to using it to plan projects, I figured I would also learn to use the software in case I ever buy a 3d printer. This course is great. After doing 8 of these lessons I am finding it easier to move around naturally and access the different features without taking ages to locate them. Thank you!! This course is worth its weight in gold.

It would be great if you could address custom threads for use on items requiring larger and fewer threads.

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