Pattern along path - Fusion 360 Tutorial

Hey guys in this tutorial I will show you how to use the title along path command in fusion 360. This command allows you to make different pattern in any path that you desire.

This video will focus on developing skills in fusion 360 especially for those who are absolutely new to fusion 360 user interface.

This video will focus on improving the beginners skills in fusion 360.
This is nice exercise to put to practice what we have learner so far .

In this video you will find about basic use of commands like extrude, fillet, chamfer, loft , trim , stitch , sweep and creating sketch.

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[DracLtr]

The first holes in the flat plate. Then bend using a sheet metal environment. It works fine.

[changer]

Very nicely done! Thank you!, Another way of accomplishing the same thing is to use the sheet metal unfold/refold workflow. The pattern would then be created on the flattened sheet. The holes would, most likely be perpendicular to the surface

[Not-Only-Reaper-Tutorials]

Excellent although this is a monoface surface. Not a polygonal surface. Up there it will be more interesting to have.

[zeanorax]

an indian guy on youtube saved me again

[ayubasghar]

dear brother, very good video but the reason of inclined holes is that your first hole was not normal to the surface. you selected the plane for sketching the hole and your surface was not parallel to the plane at the first hole point !! best of luck. salam !!!!

[kyotoguitar]

can I leave more than 1 like??? That's right what I was looking

(before this I crashed my F360 so many times XD creating a lot of bodies)

[MrGropi]

you destroyed my ears with your music at the end