Fusion 360 for Beginners - Lesson 6 - Revolve & Pattern (2023)

In this tutorial, you will take a new drawing of a more complex part than last lesson (don't worry, not too complex) and learn how to create it using 3 different methods. You will learn a ton about the following methods:

Revolve, constraints, dimensioning angles, patterns, multiple features within one sketch, and more!

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00:00 - Start
0:23 - Our lesson drawing
0:33 - (Link for last lesson)
1:04 - Create a component
2:00 - Start making our tubular part
3:04 - Create the c-bores
5:35 - Constraints! Constraints!
6:18 - Coincident constraint
8:46 - What about the other c-bores?
9:53 - Dimension angles
11:11- Equal constraint
12:15 - Create the c-bores #2
13:45 - Learn another way!
14:55 - Revolve
17:26 - Create those c-bores #3
18:19 - Pattern those c-bores
19:49 - Which method did you enjoy more?
20:41 - Even a better way?
21:50 - Concluding comments

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[Bamamarama]

As some one who spends a lot of time on YT watching tuts, and learning different things, I have to say, these are some of the best tutorials for any subject matter I have seen. You truly understand the fundamentals of what making instructions for beginners means. Well done!

[hansfritzmiller]

At first, I thought your lesson was beneath me🙄. But I stuck it out, and actually found a bit or two that got the brain gears turning. Thanks! 🙂

[RajithaWijayaratne]

You are a good teacher. May you have a good life and health!

[artemgoncharenko]

Greate tutorial for the beginners! Especially good that you cover several ways to reach the goal.
And you sounds like a person who likes what he doing ))

[Zuzoy]

One of the best teachers. I do know a lot of the basics, but this is super useful as a refresher.

[Gbfaninnm]

Another great lesson. I appreciated showing the different methods from start to finish instead of just flipping between them.

[marijnwouters]

I thought the video was finished, and then you said: "Let's do it again, but fast!". Wow. I had the same component there in 1 minute tops. Thank you so much for this expert advice!!!!

[kdatrio]

Thank you for showing the two methods but then combining them into the "correct" way. Love the content and very thorough....will keep watching / liking / and commenting some

[TesNes-xo]

This video on sweep is THE MOST AMAZING VIDEO I EVER SEEN. I am following these tutorials via unlogged account, logged into just to comment here. This man deserves all the praises. The way he mentioned about the sweep action is amazing and just clicks with you. I will surely buy your course from Udemy. Thanks man and appreciate all the effort you put into it and making it free.

[l.b.]

Very intuitive video! Watched the first 6 tutorials in one sitting, and it’s very addicting! Please keep making more videos💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

[johncash]

I'm really enjoying this F360 for beginners series. Thank you for taking the time to make it!

[wael]

This is so good I went ahead and bought the Udemy Course! Thank you so much for what you do.

[bhawesht]

This tutorial is really amazing and helps us understand the nitty and gritty of fusion 360. Leo and I enjoy these videos a lot. Thanks for making them so elaborative and well-explained.

[wondertrips]

You are the best I have ever found on YouTube. I enjoy every video you post and find it very interesting to see how you can do the same part with different methods. I am learning faster than before. I struggled for the past two weeks with another video until I found your channel. Thank you so much.
I bought a 3D printer first then I was stuck on which program to use and how to learn it, and here I am cruising through the video and building my confidence.

[althe]

You are an excellent instructor, thank you for your good work. By the way, your voice reminds me of another excellent Fusion instructor here on YouTube.

[psxcancer]

I like all 3 component sketches. It is definitely handy to know all 3 ways. Thanks

[kellyjean]

Thank you. I found the second way a bit confusing but I can see how it will make more sense as my fusion skills progress. It’s good to know that there are multiple ways.

[ncarvajal]

I am just starting this journey and I find your teaching style very pleasing and easy to follow. Great videos and content. Thank you.

[firstmissionrc]

I almost gave up learning 360 Fusion until I came around to your tutorials. Thank you for opening my eyes to the power of this 3D programme. I am still a beginner, but I am a beginner on my way forward. By the way - how do you make the drawing with the different views, plane and cross sections?

[markebsservices]

This is by far the best fusion 360 tutorial, tried several over the past 6 months. In this episode alone i have learnt more on what and how to use dimensions and constraints, then it goes further with multiple design options! Just as important you learn how to work from a technical diagram to spec. I am not the youngest nor the sharpest tool in the shed and found this easy to understand and replicate. Thank you very much, looking forward to the rest of the series 😁