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That’s genius!

Get a bambu

half the control board and double stack it right at the back? it looks like a heavy piece of MDF. Have you considered Carbon FIber? :D I hear LED's make things to faster also.

How do you find out about cool things like this?

great topic, thanks 👍

You're a genius thank you

This is the tutorial I have been wanting all along! I really appreciate your scaffolded approach, presenting material in increasing difficulty rather than overwhelming a beginner with everything at once. You've given a lot to think about, but you've supplied the tools to perform the analyses. I can't wait to see your videos on herringbone and helical gears. Thank you!

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Bro plz make more videos like this it was really helpful. Thank you ❤😊

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Just now seeing this. You did a fantastic job. I don't think I've ever heard such a clear explanation of a mechanical system.

Wow. Amazing tutorial. You have such a great way of explaining things. Thank you so much!!!

unreal editor 2.0 tutorial: Lesson 2 when?????

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Amazing. Thank you for this helpful video

did an entire mechanical engineering degree and not once was this demonstrated. it makes sense when you look at the math but noone ever demos

Perfect Job!

24:13 I was following the exact same steps as you narrated here, but my lower shaft collar was still not spinning with the lead screw. Please help.

Extremely good video. Top Notch! Thank you.

Excelent video thanks. If you hollow the large gear it might just be possible to mount another bearing inside it between the gear and the shaft.

very interesting video, i dont have a 3d printer but might ask somebody to print the handles for me, im dreading summer XD

Great video! Thanks for showing us your idea!

Incredibly useful video that I have found after 2 years with Fusion 360. I love your lessons, man! Thank you very much!

Thank you so much for this tutorial video. I appreciate your effort!

I have a question for the addendum why did you subtract (1*module) from the root diameter

Loved the video it was very detailed and easy to follow

How Can I like this video 10 times?

im here from Unreal 5.4 🙂

This is weird but i was printing a 3dbenchy and encountered a problem I've had for a while now. My set up is a 0.4mm nozzle ender 3 printing PETG mostly at a bed temp of 85~90C cause i find it gives better bed adhesion, and the issue is that on certain prints I would get this absolutely horrendous warping ~6-8mm above the build plate. Any sort of corner would just begin to curl up and inwards on itself, and I tried everything suggested in this vid short of using an enclosure. I even slowed prints all the way to 25% and i still get this warping. Curiously, it seems to happen only for thinner layer heights, when i bump it up to 0.24 and above, this problem reduces or goes away entirely, but thats obviously not a good fix for the problem. i don't have this problem on my much faster klipper printer either, regardless of the layer height at the same bed temps. I read something in a comment on another video, which was to lower bed temp, i tried it, lowering to 72C and that reduced my warping by a lot. Whats the explanation for this? Obviously closer to the bed, the high temp reduces warpage, and at a certain height, the warping would initiate due to the lower temperature, but why does it diminish when i use a lower bed temp from the start, very fast print speed or thicker layers?

Guys please anybody can send that rack and pinion which is completely done in autodesk link 🙏please

I wish I came to watch a video like this before I fried my circuits 😑

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Quick update from the future: Formfutura has updated it! formfutura.com/datasheets/formfutura-tds-reformrpla.pdf

The exponential temperature decay is due to the nature of thermal energy transfer being proportional to the temperature via W/m·K, not because of your explanation.

Thanks for the clear explanation. Can you please clarify why printing slower would make a difference? Assuming the ambient, nozzle, and bed temperatures are the same, printing slower would still yield the same temperatures all around, no? If anything it would start laying down the next layer sooner before the previous cools down more.

i was trying to redefine the plane from this time line, 13:26 but i got a warning sign and the sketch was not redefines. can u help me to resolve this please

Great explanqtion, thank you! A follow-up video where you explain the effect of bed heating would be awesome.

Thanks so much for this video . From where did get these latches ?

Nice and detailed

Fusion isn’t letting me select the push pull and extrude together

Really your lecture excellant on this subject thanque

This was such a refreshing tutorial, where it was challenging yet doable at the same time coupled with your guidance throughout the video, perfect! I learned so much and gained valuable experience on how to put together an assembly. Btw this was my first time attempt at assembly and I'm happy to say I nailed it!

If there is 2 sun gears with 2 shafts ouputs. Rotateing in different directions with same speed. Can you do it?

Really great video! The video answered a lot of questions I've had around assemblies and joints and just general workflow. Thanks for taking the time to put these together!

I realise you published this ages ago, but still wanted you to know. between this and your worm gear video (the only two I have watched so far), I have learnt far more about fusion 360 than I have in the past 5 years of hobby use. That's despite watching a number of other tutorials and countless hours or googling.

Thank you for the math that reinforces what we all think occurs. Running primarily ABS, it was a must to have an enclosure and running higher bed temps. I'm running 250c on the nozzle and 125c on the bed (Creality CR10s-300) currently with outstanding results just incase someone else is looking at the same setup~

Cannot seem to redefine the sketch plane at step 13:25 successfully to flip the hole to the top of the part. No matter, what I do the large hole remains on the bottom of the Bottom Plate. I go through all the supposed steps of selecting the sketch, going to the Timeline, right clicking and selecting Redefine Sketch Plane, selecting the top of the Top Plane and nothing happens.

I really appreciate these videos with your practical applications to real world situations. Having farmed in the midwest US for many years I sometimes applied the same techniques (such as shortening a bolt, or using a screw driver as a punch) in our farm "shop". At this time however I especially appreciate the Fusion techniques you're showing as I am quite a novice in this CAD program.

one of the most useful videos i have seen for what i specifically need Thank you!

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