How do I make this type of joint?

How do I make this type of joint?

Anonymous
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How do I make this type of joint?

Anonymous
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I'm a noobie and cannot figure out how to make this kind of joint.  How would I go about this?

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Message 2 of 14

g-andresen
Consultant
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Hi,

More detailed information is required for a response.
For this it is necessary to share* the file and specify which components should be connected and how.

 

günther

 

* File > export > save as f3d on local drive > attach to next post

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mango.freund
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Hi @Anonymous  to me it looks like the "between two surfaces" is the best joint.

 

greetings mango

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Message 4 of 14

Anonymous
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don't really have a file.  the photo shows two "rails" on the right pic which make a "raised slot".  The left pic shows a separate piece which will fit into the "raised slot" when the box is manually assembled(outside of fusion 360).

 

IMG_0363.PNG

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Anonymous
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Screen Shot 2021-06-26 at 10.56.52 AM.png

It should look like this.  I can make it by creating 6 different extrusions, but was hoping there was an easier way

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g-andresen
Consultant
Consultant

Hi,

try sweep > screencast

 

groove.png

günther

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Message 7 of 14

mango.freund
Advisor
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Hi @Anonymous you're right - it's easier when we know what is needed.

only 2 extrusions are needed for this part. OR you are harry potter.😀                     greetings mango

 

Unbenannt.PNG

 

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jeff_strater
Community Manager
Community Manager

@Anonymous - I think you confused us with the term "joint".  In Fusion, Joint is a way to connect two components.  If you are talking about modeling this geometry, here is another way to do it, using an extrude and a sweep.  Plenty of other ways to get there, though.  Your way is probably fine.

Screen Shot 2021-06-26 at 8.16.39 AM.png


Jeff Strater
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Message 9 of 14

Anonymous
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Do you 2 per side? If not how do I do it with just 2?

Thanks
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Message 10 of 14

mango.freund
Advisor
Advisor

hi @Anonymous take a look ---timeline / skizze

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Message 11 of 14

jeff_strater
Community Manager
Community Manager

not quite sure what the question is, but several of the solutions have attached models - open them and take a look at the features.  In my case, for the "grooves" part, I did this with one sweep, with two profiles:

Screen Shot 2021-06-26 at 9.05.43 AM.png

 

And using the edges as the path:

Screen Shot 2021-06-26 at 9.06.39 AM.png


Jeff Strater
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Message 12 of 14

g-andresen
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Hi,

1. watch the screencast # 6

2. follow the timeline 

 

günther

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Message 13 of 14

Anonymous
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Thanks, that gets me there
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Message 14 of 14

Anonymous
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Thanks for all the suggestions.  They are all helpful to a noob like me!

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