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So helpfull. Thank you so much!

Thanks for the assist! I have a feeling I'm going to have to keep this one at the top of my box of tricks.

Good shortcut XD

Just an August 2024 update: The command name is now shortened to just "Boundary Fill", not "Create Boundary Fill". Thanks again to John for sharing this hidden workaround.

- CLI for the win! :)

How do you turn if off? I just want to ground the component. Not ground it to a parent

Excelente! BACAN!

Great reverse engineering tutorial, right now im learning Fusion360 and this is a great example of how to remake a part into a CAD file!!! great job! would you recommend me doing this for all of my designs? and what other techniques do you recommend? i have alot of Airplanes that i want to turn to CAD files.

Thanks mate!

YOU JUST SAVED MY LIFE. THANK YOU FOREVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The trick with the extra tangent line in order to fold/unfold... you are a genious

thank you for sharing

I cannot get the ability to set the angle,

Great tutorial, but shame on Autodesk to make the feature that is literally a major feature designed for hobbyist usage (prismatic conversion) locked with that stupid expensive signature plan without at least a option to buy just that feature extension alone.

great video, worked for me

Amazing. Thanks. Love these out of the box solutions to to issues that in the first place seams 'impossible' to work ones way around

Thanks, that's a great tip

cant believe you need these workarounds instead of fusion just letting you project or 3d project centre of gravity...

Thank you so much

Thanks, good idea. I've tried it, works fine. I like to advice to make the sketch in the TOP view, which is the same as 2D drawings use

Thanks!! You’re great

Thank you for putting these tutorials up. Its hard finding good information about sheet metal and Sheetmetal CAM.

Thanks John. Love your videos mate. Very helpful and easy to understand. Have watched almost all of them! Shannon

this was so helpful. thanks a lot!

Thank you so much for this!!

Great video! Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!

You screen color sucks!

Hey old timer, thanks for the info

Damn, this works so well you'd think they'd implement it as an actual feature.

I'd call that more of a hidden feature than a workaround. I can imagine that being incredibly useful! Thank You

OMG, you do a better job answering questions than Autodesk does. Thank you, thank you, thank you!

What does grounding mean?

Awesome, thank you for taking the time to do this video.

User must do all matter of tricks and scemes to get around Autodesk hard headedness.

would have loved to see how you compiled the components to the assembly.

BRILLIANT THANK YOU!

you are a good teacher thank you !

This was exactly what I was looking for - thank you so much!

Extremely helpful. Just what I needed, thanks for the great straightforward video!

Thank you for help. Nice video

Thank you SOOOOOOO much!!

Your videos are so clear and you cover features which most people never do, another excellent video!

Thank you again. Once more I’ve learned.

Still helpful in 2024, this method helped me bend a solid body to the radius of a ring. Ty for the tutorial!

Thanks! What a mess Fusion is.

this is what i was looking for but did not work for me, i cannot select any faces on a impeller i imported, i have no way to select the entires object and center it to origin

I love it, thank you.

Great tutorial. I have been looking for this for a long time. I must admit I don't fully understand it and how it would work on a "More" complicated STL file. But I will experiment. Thank you for providing this technique.

Thanks John - very useful

Have you ever run into a case like this where the handles for mapping the points just don't show up? That's what I've hit here, and I cannot figure out what is going on. Fusion's lofting appears to break down entirely when attempting to deal with non-planar components. (Frankly, a great deal of Fusion's tooling appears to break down when trying to do anything non-planar, but that's a separate discussion.)

Is it possible to overlap one end to rap around about half an inch for bolt hole pattern all the way down the seam?