Stuck on a workflow? Have a tricky question about a Fusion (formerly Fusion 360) feature? Share your project, tips and tricks, ask questions, and get advice from the community.
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I get the wooden block tangent to the sphere and at 33mm the block will start to close.
Since I started using Fusion I have only seen strong recommendations not to use Contact Sets, for reliability and performance reasons, therefore I have never used them, and don't know what is expected behaviour.
I would go with another motion link, slider 33mm and revolute the correct angle, but I could not measure that, without editing the file, and will do that if more information will be required.
In this cylindrical design a huge steel cylinder will be inserted. If you ever worked with neodymium magnets of the size of a marsbar you know how terrifying magnetic forces can be...
This is why I quickly drew this clamp, which can be split by that wedge-like tong, which would keep the magnets apart in a safe way, while the tongs push out the inserted steely cylinder to the side. The ball is just there for single-point contact.
I didn't use another motion link because I'd like to evaluate different wedge tip forms, so the motion link wouldn't be linear - a formula generator is still missing in FUSION - and I was hoping for some input of how to facilitate things for fusion. The behavior of the motion link is a bit arbitrary, and I guess there are some do's and don't for the contact set, which is after all a very powerful tool (if it works)
