Fusiion 360 why must I zoom in to something to see if you are doing what I want what is so hard about intersecting a line accurately. why have got to be ask for help for a simple task?
Intersection ACCURACY
Hide Sketch2.
Extrude the 4 corner posts Symmetrically 2400mm as shown in image.
Click on image above for larger view.
Make Sketch1 visible again.
Extrude the 4 bottom beams as shown.
Looking at your previous model - I think you want to set this to extrusion to Join.
Extrude the floor as shown. (Select the top of the bottom beam for the Object to extrude from.)
...and the result...
Repeat for the top beams.
Then the fun stuff begins.
Attach your file here for next set of steps.
(Don't try this on your own - I made a mistake that we need to fix. We will say that I made the mistake on purpose as a learning exercise. Yeah, that's the ticket. That's my story and I'm sticking to it...)
I don't know what Extrude2 is? I did not show that as a step?
I don't know what Pattern1 is. I did not show that as a step?
I don't know what Sketch3 is - I didn't show that as a step?
I don't know what Extrude3 is - I didn't show that as a step?
@charlescooke58 wrote:I didn't look at your diagrams properly from object, now i see.
Sketch1 in your latest Attachment is not fully defined?
I thought that we mastered this already?
In my work I can't just toss what I "learned" yesterday and then start designing aircraft.
In my work this is what ACCURACY as you put it in your thread title is all about.
Right click on the Body and select Create Component from Bodies.
Give it the name Frame.
Right click at the top node and select New Component.
Give it the name Corrugated Wall.
Hide the Frame component.
Make sure that Corrugated Wall is the active component.
Select Extrude and set the Thin Feature option.
Extrude the "zig-zag" corrugation as shown.
Attach file here for next step.
A Wall Thickness of 1mm is pretty thin.
Is that what you really really intended? (I thought you had 3mm in the original design?)
Edit: A quick bit of searching would seem to indicate 2mm thickness.
Also some taper and bends, but we'll come back to that.
Hide the visibility of the Sketch1 and Frame component.
Make sure that Corrugated Wall is the active component.
Rectangular Pattern the Body as shown above. (Select the Y axis for Direction.)
Shift select first and last body (this will get all in-between with only two clicks) then Combine into one body.
Attach file here for next step.
Create a Circular Pattern of the Corrugated Wall Component -180° about the Y axis as shown above.
Drag the playhead in the Timeline back to just after Sketch1 was created.
Notice that we can go back and forth to any spot on the Timeline.
Now create Sketch2.
