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This makes no sense, why is this the default to move something. I haven’t selected the circle as well.

EDIT: SOLVED

The STL opens in my slicer but it does not display in Fusion 360. Any thoughts on what I need to do in order to get it to display so I can continue to design the item? Thanks!

This is for 3d printing. I have been using f360 for couple of years, but new to adding pattern on a curved body. I want to pattern card suits, or any shape, on a curved body then cut through. Unsure how to. Can anyone help? Thanks.

I have been designing a round sofa in forms and I have run into an issue that I havent been able to get past. Becuase the chair is to be symmetrical, Ideally, I would have it mirrored so that the edits I make to one side would happen to the other.

The issue that I'm finding is that when I mirror the object, it goes automatically from smooth display to box display.

This is obviously a clear sign that I should attempt to repair the model, correct? Well, when I try to repair the body, it simply refuses to get selected.

Not only that, but when I try to seperate the mirrored object then merge the edges, it still goes into box display.

There are no errors and I have no clue what to do. Any advice on the matter would be greatly appriciated.

Thank you

Trying to create the front of the space shuttle, is there some sort of sweep function that can follow that path? Or maybe a better approach?

I am designing a custom keyboard/Macropad designed specifically for CAD. I primarily use Onshape and Fusion. I definatly want units and the common keys for dimension, sketch and drawing tools, I included a few others. I am SEEKING CONSTRUCTIVE FEEDBACK. What would you change, add or want different. Please let me know!

Based on everything I know, a slot with rectangular pattern applied to it should work, but the one that get cut in the middle by the outer circle will need to be made manually. Application is speaker grille (3d printed)

i’ve never reverse engineered anything with curves and such like this. any tips or help anyone can share my way? i loaded it as a canvas but i dont get how i can extrude or make it curvy like the real thing. any help would be appreciated. i’m still kind of a beginner and trying to do projects that interest me

So im going to try to make this as simple as i can.
Im trying to reverse engineer this Cadillac CTS front door. I have scan data. The mesh file i got wasnt in the best shape so i surfaced it using Fusion 360 forms.

I broke up the door into two pieces. Class A above belt and Class A below belt. The real car has a belt line trim piece covering the seam.

My question is kinda two parts,

1. How can i create a loft(maybe a sweep?) that is two parted that can sweep to join the two? I tried to keep them in the same form, but was having a hard time not having star pointed tsplines. So i broke it up thinking i could create a nice transition.

2. Do I even really need to join the two? Since I can create the belt line trim piece to cover the gap?

Important note: This is for a restoration project. The final part will most likely not be printed.

I'm trying to model this steering wheel cover for 3D printing. I have attached the workflow that I followed to get to where I am. I am completely open to changing this workflow if need be. I got a surface that's pretty close to what I need, but I can't seem to find a way to thicken it. I'm also not entirely happy with how this surface transitions between curves.

Any ideas on what to do next or a better way of going about this would be appreciated.

Dans Fusion 360, avec l'opération gravure en creux, la forme obtenue est de dimension inférieure (largeur 29 mm au lieu de 30 mm) au dessin sélectionné (utilisé pour réaliser des incrustations)

Testé avec fraise à chanfreiner 60° diamètre en bout 0 mm ainsi qu'avec fraise à chanfreiner 10° diamètre en bout 0.5 mm

Ce n'est pas une question de calibration de la CNC, ni de l'angle réel des fraises, ce même usinage avec Cambam et le plugin Vgrave respecte parfaitement les cotes.