This is a video describing and showing what I do throughout the week as the resident expert of Fusion. I go over how I keep up with my skills, how I apply my skills, and how I continue to learn new tools and techniques every week to keep improving.
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The Preparation and Production of a Student’s Short Film
The way I plan and create films has changed significantly over time. With general refinements to my workflow and the addition of proper pre-production, I can create films that are increasingly better and with greater efficiency than I could have before. I applied this workflow to my most recent film ‘Mysterious Beef.’ Going into thisContinue reading “The Preparation and Production of a Student’s Short Film”
Step-by-Step Guide: Using a Caliper for Precise Measurements
Modeling to Scale In order to model something to scale, you first need the right tools to do so. For larger objects, things like tape measures and rulers work fine. But when trying to measure something smaller and more precise, a tool called a caliper works best. In this tutorial, I will show you howContinue reading “Step-by-Step Guide: Using a Caliper for Precise Measurements”
Essential Fusion 360 Sketch Techniques Explained
SketchesProbably the most important tool in Fusion is the sketch tool. It serves as the starting point for most models and is one of the most useful tools if you know how to use it properly. But what exactly is the sketch tool? To create any shape in Fusion, you must start with a 2DContinue reading “Essential Fusion 360 Sketch Techniques Explained”
How Subtractive Manufacturing Influences Product Design
CNC Design Rules How has subtractive manufacturing shaped how products are designed? 2-5 min read Subtractive manufacturing is the process of creating a part by removing, instead of adding material.Common methods revolve around CNC(computer numerical control), and the advent of this technology in the 60s coupled with early CAD(computer aided design)+CAM(computer aided manufacturing) transformed traditionalContinue reading “How Subtractive Manufacturing Influences Product Design”
Sienci Labs vs Shapeoko: A Comparative Analysis
Sienci Labs A brief compare and contrast exercise to Sienci Labs Lets start with a baseline introduction of myself and what/who is Sienci Labs, then how they are different from me inside of the CNC ecosystem. Sienci Labs was originally a startup between Andy Lee and Chris– at the University of Waterloo in Canada, toContinue reading “Sienci Labs vs Shapeoko: A Comparative Analysis”
Design in Fusion
Step one: Find Inspiration For this, I have found an interesting example of physics represented by a stool. I plan to make it into a coaster/small table that can be 3D printed. I found this just by looking at the same short video and ran across it. Referents Pitchers Step two: Start Modeling – SketchContinue reading “Design in Fusion”
Cutting on the Laser cutter
This video shows how to cut something on the laser cutter.
Steps to my Own Business
Since I have started working on architecture and just digital design as a whole I realized I might want to start my own business. Since my graduation from high school is coming up in only a year now, I like to think of what I would do if I don’t instantly go to college. OpeningContinue reading “Steps to my Own Business”
Finding my resident expert – CNC Routing
At the high school I attend instead of jobs or roles that a more traditional school would offer, we have what are called resident experts. To be a resident expert in are school means that you are the on-campus expert of a specific craft. When you get into high school you are required to becomeContinue reading “Finding my resident expert – CNC Routing”
