Fusion 360 beginner's Exercise #7 - Fusion 360 tutorial
Summary
TLDRIn this tutorial video, the host demonstrates how to design a nozzle in Fusion 360 based on a subscriber's request. Using provided photos, the tutorial covers creating a circular base profile that lofts into a rectangular top profile with a constant 3mm thickness. The process includes sketching, extruding, lofting, and shelling techniques to achieve the desired nozzle shape, with additional steps for cutouts, fillets, and a slot. The video is aimed at viewers interested in CAD modeling and Fusion 360 software.
Takeaways
- 😀 The video is a tutorial on creating a nozzle design in Fusion 360 based on a subscriber's request.
- 🔍 The nozzle has a circular profile at the bottom that lofts to a rectangular profile at the top with a constant 3mm thickness.
- 📏 The design includes specific dimensions such as an inner thickness of 8mm, outer thickness of 14mm, and a total height of 65mm.
- 📐 The tutorial begins by creating a circle with an outer diameter of 49.7mm and extruding it to a height of 25mm.
- 🛠️ The upper profile of the nozzle is created by offsetting a plane 40mm above the base and sketching a 63mm wide slot.
- 🔄 Symmetry is used to ensure the design is balanced and centered around the construction lines.
- 🏗️ The tutorial involves lofting between the bottom circular profile and the top rectangular profile to form the nozzle shape.
- 🔩 The design includes a cutout for a screw hole and the use of the 'shell' command to give the component a constant thickness.
- 🛑 The tutorial assumes dimensions not provided by the user, such as the distance from the base to the top of the nozzle, and makes adjustments accordingly.
- 🔲 The final steps of the tutorial involve adding fillets and chamfers to the nozzle for a smoother finish.
- 📝 The video concludes with the creation of a triangular profile and a slot, emphasizing the importance of following the provided dimensions for accuracy.
Q & A
What is the main topic of the video tutorial?
-The main topic of the video tutorial is to demonstrate how to create a specific nozzle design in Fusion 360 based on a subscriber's request and provided photos.
What is the constant thickness of the nozzle that the tutorial covers?
-The constant thickness of the nozzle discussed in the tutorial is 3mm.
What is the outer diameter of the circle that needs to be drawn in the initial step of the tutorial?
-The outer diameter of the circle to be drawn in the initial step is 49.7mm.
How far does the tutorial instruct to extrude the initial circle?
-The tutorial instructs to extrude the initial circle to a distance of 25mm.
What is the purpose of creating the upper profile in the tutorial?
-The purpose of creating the upper profile is to form the top part of the nozzle, which is a rectangular profile that lofts from the circular profile at the bottom.
What is the total height from the bottom of the nozzle to the top point as described in the tutorial?
-The total height from the bottom to the top point of the nozzle is 65mm, which is the sum of 40mm and 25mm as described.
How does the tutorial handle the creation of the top profile's sketch?
-The tutorial creates the top profile's sketch by first creating a plane 40mm above the existing profile, then drawing the required shapes and dimensions, and using construction lines and symmetry to complete the sketch.
What command is used in the tutorial to combine the bottom and top profiles of the nozzle?
-The tutorial uses the 'Loft' command to combine the bottom and top profiles of the nozzle.
What is the assumed distance from the top of the extruded part to the top point of the nozzle?
-The tutorial assumes a distance of 20mm from the top of the extruded part to the top point of the nozzle, leaving 10mm for the rest of the loft.
How does the tutorial address the creation of the nozzle's cutout?
-The tutorial addresses the creation of the nozzle's cutout by projecting points, drawing lines, and using the extrude cut command with a symmetric distance.
What is the final step in giving the nozzle its constant thickness?
-The final step in giving the nozzle its constant thickness is using the 'Shell' command, selecting the top and bottom faces, and specifying an inside thickness of 3mm.
How does the tutorial suggest finishing the nozzle design?
-The tutorial suggests finishing the nozzle design by adding fillets for a smoother appearance and creating additional features like slots and a triangular profile as per the given dimensions.
Outlines
🔧 Introduction to Nozzle Design in Fusion 360
The video tutorial begins with the host introducing the project of creating a nozzle using Fusion 360, a 3D CAD, CAM, and CAE software. A subscriber requested the design based on photos provided. The nozzle features a circular profile at the bottom, lofting to a rectangular profile at the top, with a constant 3mm thickness. The tutorial will guide through creating a solid body, then shelling it to achieve the desired thickness. The process starts with drawing a circle of 49.7mm diameter and extruding it upwards, followed by creating the top profile 40mm above the base plane.
📏 Creating the Upper Profile and Symmetry
The second paragraph focuses on creating the upper profile of the nozzle. The host demonstrates how to offset a plane by 40mm and sketch a 63mm wide rectangle, which represents the top view of the nozzle. Emphasis is placed on ensuring the outer thickness is 14mm, maintaining symmetry with the center lines. The host also explains how to measure the center distance using the top view and how to project lines and create a circle tangent to the outer profile, which is then mirrored to create a symmetrical shape.
🛠 Lofting and Extruding the Nozzle Shape
In this part, the host proceeds to loft the circular and rectangular profiles to form the nozzle's body. Before lofting, an assumption is made regarding the unprovided dimensions, and the body is extruded upwards by 30mm. The loft operation is adjusted to join the profiles with a curvature rather than a straight line. The host also discusses creating a cutout in the side view, projecting points to establish lines for the cutout, and mirroring the sketch to maintain symmetry.
🔨 Finalizing the Nozzle with Fillets and Slots
The final paragraph covers the completion of the nozzle design. The host adds fillets with a radius of 3mm to smooth the edges and improve the nozzle's appearance. A slot is then created using dimensions provided by the user, with internal and external dimensions being carefully considered. The host demonstrates how to draw the slot's profile, offset it, and extrude it to create the final shape. The tutorial concludes with creating a triangular profile using a sweep operation and mirroring it to complete the nozzle design.
🎉 Conclusion and Viewer Engagement
The video concludes with the host summarizing the nozzle design process and encouraging viewers to enjoy the tutorial. They invite any queries or suggestions for future videos and remind viewers to share, subscribe, and support the channel. The host signs off with well wishes, and background music plays to close the video.
Mindmap
Keywords
💡Nozzle
💡Fusion 360
💡Profile
💡Loft
💡Thickness
💡Extrude
💡Offset
💡Shell
💡Mirror
💡Sweep
💡Dimension
Highlights
Introduction to creating a nozzle in Fusion 360 based on a subscriber's request.
Description of the nozzle's design with a circular profile at the bottom and a rectangular profile at the top.
Constant thickness of 3mm for the nozzle.
Starting the design process with a circle of outer diameter 49.7mm.
Extruding the initial circle to a distance of 25mm to form the base.
Creating an upper profile 40mm above the base with specific dimensions.
Using construction lines and slots to define the profile's dimensions.
Ensuring the outer and inner thicknesses are 14mm for structural integrity.
Lofting the profile to create the nozzle's shape without a provided dimension.
Assumption of dimensions for the unprovided measurements.
Extruding the lofted shape up to 30mm to complete the form.
Using the 'Join' operation to connect profiles in the loft.
Adding a cutout to the design with specific dimensions.
Creating fillets with a radius of 3mm for a smoother finish.
Shelling the component to achieve a uniform thickness of 3mm.
Designing a slot with given dimensions for the nozzle's functionality.
Constructing a triangular profile for additional support.
Using mirroring to duplicate the triangular profile on the opposite side.
Finalizing the nozzle design with additional fillets for aesthetic purposes.
Invitation for feedback and subscription to the channel for more tutorials.
Transcripts
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hey guys and welcome back to another
video of the spark plug so in this video
tutorial I am going to show you how to
make this nozzle in fusion 360 so one of
my subscriber mailed if emailed me and
provided destroyed in some photo then
asked me that if I can make this so why
I gave it a try so here it is so
basically you go I didn't me some photos
of the this logs on this plastic but I
guess so basically it it where it's a
circular profile at the bottom and it
still get lofted towards this
rectangular profile at the top the
thickness is oral thickness is constant
the 3mm thickness or I think I are three
and the thickness is 3mm so all you
provided was this few if we just look at
this view is it a friend we have to
profile better start cut out relics is
the purpose is to lock so yes because
can see the bottom gaya
80s provided internal die and out
outside data and similarly the top view
here the inside thickness and the
outside thickness a total high fat is 40
plus 25 is 65 and the distance from this
point to this point is 25 and distance
from this here's to here this 40 mm and
here's the dimension of the disk at
about to which we will make in later
part of the video so so first up on what
we will do we will start by making this
circle and we are not going to make this
part although we are going to add that
add at a once where we are going to make
this part as a solid body and then in
the last we are going to shell this
component to give it a constant
thickness of 3 mm so what I will do is I
will start with two are the up making a
circle of outer diameter 49.7 and then
I'm going to extrude it to a distance of
25 and then I will move proceed with
making this profile so what I have to do
is draw a circle of 49.7 and excavator
produces of 25 so switch back to new
workspace click on create a sketch and
click on the help link and across
testing for circle and from origin point
draw circle of 49 points
in diameter and finish the sketch and
then extrude it extrude this up to a
distance of four select new component of
true distance of 25 meters okay now once
turn what I have to do is I'm going to
make this upper profile the top us given
here
so it's basically up 40mm above this
plane so I'm going off and create a
plane above this profile 40 mm offset
plane and then I'm going to draw this 63
widest skills so for that first up the
plane and click on this face off set
face and offset distance will be 40 and
again go to create a sketch and here so
what I am going to do is go to
construction line press L and draw one
vertical line like this and one for his
only line like this then go to create go
to spot Center to center slot and then
from this point to this point
create a slot and don't forget to so
it's ahktar construction line and like
this so once done press d for dimension
as you guys can see the inside thickness
is 8 mm and like AB cider beer we don't
have to worry about the inside thickness
so we will concern about the we are
concerned about the outer thickness
softer thicknesses 14 mm so that means
from this point to this point the
distress is 14 mm and similarly you can
see that the die off this cell phone is
also 14 mm so what we are going to do
and also the distance from this point
out of the circle and this point is 63
mm so for that what you are going to do
we are going to make this dimension else
but even now as it is Kelsey
I'm just going to drag it like this make
sure it's in the middle of the circle as
you can see it's not right now it's not
in the middle what I'm going to do is
I'm going to make the first of all I'm
going to make fatter relationship
between this line in this thing right
it's in the middle now the next thing is
to make the symmetric relationship so I
want this both of this point symmetric
to the center lines of click on first
point and the second point and the
symmetric line now it's gets it did not
submit great with the point for
inclusion 360 if I just click on this
point and this point as you guys can see
it I can only alter the center distance
but will not thus disturb from this
earth to disarm so what I'm going to do
I am going to find the center distance
so Center distance can easily be
measured by looking at the top view as
it is can see the Dyer is the eye of
this circle the Daiya are the distance
from the outer to the outer profile is
63 as given here and daya is told is 14
that means the radius for central radius
is 7 so the distance from here to here
as you can scan can easily measure by 62
minus 14 is 49 so if I just make this 49
this automatically becomes 63 so once
complicated just click on finish the
sketch go to where to isometric view
know what I'm going to do is I'm going
to create another sketch on this plane
the dimension has not been provided so
what I'm going to do is I'm going to
pull it this command test people project
and project this line and this line and
press ok
once projected what you have to do is
again make a center line like this and
draw a circle passing for circle and
draw a circle of any dimension here go
to tangent and give attention to the
outer profile like this and to this line
also
and to this line also now once done go
to mirror select this circle the mirror
line would be the construction line and
press ok if knob st for trim and remove
the excess part like this so that it get
closed and click on finish the sketch
now as you guys can see we have to
sketch one is here and another one here
no no what I am going to do is I'm going
to create an off here's the loft select
this profile and this one and it is can
see what it will do it will create a
lock okay so but before that one thing
also one thing it needs to be done
before loft what we are going to do we
are going to extrude it up through a
distance or hopeful 30 mm causes it if I
if I just look at the front view here's
the front view this time is provided as
a dimension from this point to this
point is 25 and this point to the top
point 40 mm so but he didn't provided a
dimension from this point through the
this point so what I'm going to do I
will I have assumed a dimension from
this point to this point is 20 and rest
is left is 20 and 10 mm so what I'm
going to do it I am going to click on
extrude and I am going to the switch of
this sketch for now extruded up to a
distance of 30 mm and press ok bring
back the sketch now for now I'll just
switch off the body so you desk ends and
select this aloft so go to create
go to lock select this the profile 1 and
profile to no switch on the body
now you just can see that operation
currently set is set to cut so drag the
bar down and operation would be
join now as you guys can see it is
creating loft with the straight line but
if you look closely at the profile this
is a curvature this is actually a curved
profile so what I am going to do any
dimension has not been provided so what
I will do is I am going to this is
provide one right so for to provide one
and it's instead of connected Civic
direction then it will ask you about the
direction the more you move the more it
gets tangent to the first profile so I
am going to make this fifty I think yeah
this is good and perfectly now once done
what I am going to do is I am going to
make the if I just look from the side
view he has decided to reduce it has
also got provided and stuff this cutout
dimension so what I'm going to do I am
going to make a cut out like this so for
that go to side view again or we will
begin with a construction line and now
what I am going to do is I am going to
project this point am this point and
press okay now from this point I am
going to make a line like this and join
these two point again fighting to talk I
need to projector this point and the
bottom also you press ok and the stiffly
look out now I can just I cannot put it
on this point so I'm going to join this
line and from this very point to this
point I am going to create this closed
sketch now again go to mirror come on
select the switch of the body for now
select these three lines which one the
body the mirror line would be this and
press ok now click on finish the sketch
suite of the body and go to extrude
select this and this switch on the
bodies extrude cut it and the distance
would be symmetric
like this Andres okay now once done now
the only thing is left to give some
radius so provide fill it select these
profile like I am doing so the radius
value here is also not being provided by
the user so I'm going to make it 3 years
of 5 in them for now you guys can change
that so once done now the only thing is
left to dip the thickness so click on
shell select the top face and the bottom
face and in that Ignis type would be
inside and the thickness was 3mm and
press ok and you guys can see yeah our
component has been made so now we have
to make a smooth few more fillers to
lift it so that it looks more good so
now the only thing left is to make this
make this slot so this dimension is
given here I think it's very clear so
for that you just go to front view again
draw a line like this
and what I'm going to do is create a
center rectangle this is the center
rectangle so I'll just light it so that
we can look inside the sketch and again
to see did I mention here is the outer
dimension is 12 and the height is 9 and
the distance from the bottom is 7.5 so
press steel and from the bottom give it
a dimension of 7.5 this is going to be
12 this is going to be 9
now the a for internal dimension and it
is can see the internal is 10 so it's
basically this profile gets opted by
when mm so go to offset modify offset
select this and offset it inside to
distress of minus 1 like this
now all you need to do is join this line
to this line this line to this line and
click on finish the sketch now click on
extrude select this profile and select
the dimension is symmetric direction and
extrude cut and press ok now work for
the only thing now then therefore we are
left with is to make this one a
triangular profile you know this long
support that what I'm going to do that
I'm going to construct a plane plane a
plane analog part and the part would be
this so you can can can into anywhere
place it and press ok now again click on
select the sketch and select this
profile to view just click on slice now
one got we're going to do is I'm going
to make a line from make that triangle
from this very point like this to this
and I'm going to join this night the
dimension of the triangle has not been
provided so I'm going to make it
imaginary triangle like this like I'm
doing you guys can give it any dimension
but I don't want to waste my time here
so basically now you guys can give it a
dimension of 1 mm to 2 mm I think that
would be enough the purpose is just to
show you the trick so just click on
finish the sketch now once done there
can see our triangle has been created go
to create go to Swift select this
profile and the path is going to be this
line and press ok now for the other side
who don't have to make that again go to
simply go to mirror and the mirror type
is going to be feature for it's a
feature to swipe it's a feature so what
I'm going to do is select the object
from sweep and the mirror plane is going
to be our default X Y exit plane and
click on ok now just can see it's get
created here as well and press ok now so
here it will look like the part as given
by the dimension here so hope you
we'll enjoy the video he's come at any
queries and suggestions for my upcoming
videos and don't forget to share and
subscribe my channel thank you and have
a nice day
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