How to assemble two pins?

[joergen_nilsson]

It seems that it is not possible to use two joints between two components!?

How do I then the best way mount two pins together? See supplemented file.

[Marco.Takx]

Hi @joergen_nilsson,

I think you are using the wrong type of Joint.

See attachment.

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[g-andresen · Accepted solution]

Hi,

You just have to ignore the warning when creating the 2nd revolute joint.

günther

[joergen_nilsson]

ok, thanks

[joergen_nilsson]

Ok, thanks

[davebYYPCU]

Set the first Revolve to be 110 degrees offset.  The plate can also still revolve to other angles, 

Two joints can be done with the ignore warning, but those 2 joints will lock the assemble solid.

Might help....

[TheCADWhisperer]

@joergen_nilsson 

What is needed is a Point-Line Joint (doesn't exist yet in Fusion 360).

In the real world we cannot manufacture perfect parts.

So in the real world there would also be a bit of twisting in the Revolution Joint.

If Fusion ever adds Dynamic Simulation functionality this condition of avoiding overconstrained Joint conditions becomes a challenging endeavor.

In Autodesk Inventor Professional - Dynamic Simulation Environment this would be accomplished with a Point-Line Joint as the second Joint.  It becomes a quite involved discussion - but the logic is fairly simple.