How To Model A Sheet Metal Bracket with Fusion 360 #Fusion360 #SheetMetal #CAD

In this video we are going to take a real world bracket and model it in Fusion 360 using Sheet Metal tools. While it might seem simple this bracket presents an interesting challenge with Fusion 360 when creating a Flange off of an angled face.

Note this isn't the only way to model this part, but likely the most common way someone would approach it.

[JaimetheNomad]

This was great! I learned a handful of various tips and tricks both related and unrelated to sheet metal. Excellent vid, thanks!

[alexcarpentieri]

super helpful! thank you for the quick video.

[tothwelding]

Thanks for the video. I was able to understand and follow along without a long winded explanation like alot of peole do

[Remy]

I am very greatful to have come across your channel, I dabble in 3d printing but I want to get into sheet metal design and fabrication at some point in the future.

[poldelepel]

Great explanation!
13:55 Just noticed that the holes for the fan are not centered...
11:55 You drew a sketch on the biggest face, which is not parallel to the top face of the model. It project the center of the origin on the sketch out of center...

[CNCMachinistEducationNetwork]

Very good tutorial. will use in class and maybe we can CNC plasma cut and bend in our New metal fab area

[krashtube]

Can you do a video about joining two sheet metal parts together with alignment tabs. Like two L shaped pieces that lock together to make a square? Thanks!

[АлександрДанков-гы]

Thanks for the video! More lessons on sheet metal. The sides are crooked on the cutting sheet. The ones that were edited. Or should it be? When bending, everything will be fine.