Joints not working in new design

Joints not working in new design

pkowalik_undefined
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Joints not working in new design

pkowalik_undefined
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Hi,

I have some issue. I have some joints in one design and i want to put that design to another but when i put this design it done mess in project and not working properly. What i do wrong. Screenshot in attachment.

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aliobidi
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Hi , 





attach your file  

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g-andresen
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Hi,

please share the files and tell which joints are affected.

 

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

 

günther

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pkowalik_undefined
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files in attachment. I did design in solidworks before and I think it was the same feature in fusion360 when I am assembling in another project and putting it in another and then have reference to connections in the base model.

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pkowalik_undefined
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file attached
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jhackney1972
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The issue you were seeing when you placed one assembly into another was caused by one sheet metal body you had not turned into a component.  Because of this, it would not maintain the joints when being inserted.  Also, in the Screencast, since I had to recreate your joints anyway, I show you a lot cleaner method of adding required joints and joining the motion between each end.  Changing a sheet metal body, after the fact, from a body to a component is not straightforward as you might think.  I show you the process in the Screencast.

 

I will not be sending your model back to you since it is a linked component and I am not sure you know how to handle it if I did.  Since you added two F3Z files to your post, I am pretty sure you do not understand the relationship and I do not want to confuse you.  Simply apply my changed to your original assembly, save it, and the top level one you added it to will update automatically.

 

John Hackney, Retired
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pkowalik_undefined
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ok looks good. I have been working on solidworks for 4 years and there was another method of creating assemblies. I'm new to this case and just starting to learn fusion 360.

 

Thank you very much.

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jhackney1972
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Do not forget to mark the Forum post, that solved your question, by selecting the "Accept Solution" icon. This closes the question, makes the solution available to others with similar questions and acknowledges the solution as helpful

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