How to make knurling in fusion 360 | Fusion 360 Tutorial

Knurling is the metal modification process of creating small ridges along a metal object's surface to improve the ease with which such an object can be physically handled, lifted or gripped.

Knurling may refer to the process of modification and/or the machine attachment component that is used to create groves along a substrate's surface.

Hi guys in this video I will show you how to make a 3D model from basic 2D drawing in fusion 360.
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 learned so far.
You guys can download the 2D file from the link given above for practice.

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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[therealcmj]

Quick, straightforward, and clear. How do you not have more likes on this?!

[frankj]

Thanks for this! I had figured out the first coil pattern part, but didn't think about mirror working that way for the crosshatch. 👍Perfect solution.

[matthewsullivan]

That was a wild first 5 seconds lol! Thanks for the tutorial, this helped me out a lot!

[DJProPlusMax]

Thank you! Good and straightforward tutorial!

[limitedhangoutlive]

Knurling is already a texture. You don't even need to make it, just apply it to the face with the appearance setting.

[jamesjames_]

I can’t change direction on the coil so it always runs away from the face I choose.

[ChrisHarmon]

Now do it again, but FASTER! Thanks this was an amazingly simple trick. Edit: anyone who wants to get rid of the little defect near bottom can create an offset plane from same plane as where the coil starts in video and offset it by a few mm(depends section size and height of coil).

[ewechailim]

Thanks...I try your method is working.

[masood]

Thanks for share wher is the complete of the tutorials

[weldingjunkie]

You speed taking on purpose? Christ can’t even follow you