From the course: Fusion 360: Design a Parametric Standing Desk
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Adding the joints to the support - Fusion 360 Tutorial
From the course: Fusion 360: Design a Parametric Standing Desk
Adding the joints to the support
- [Instructor] Positioning the laptop support will require the same process as the first support bar. we'll use the Joint command to position it, followed by the Combine command to cut out the excess material. Activating the Joint command will automatically make the left side panel transparent. It's transparent because the side panel is grounded and cannot be moved or selected. Notice how Fusion 360's joint origins have the red, green, and blue axes that correspond to the same coordinates of the view cube. These help you keep track of the orientation of the joint. When we select the corresponding spot on the side panel, you may find that you have to flip the joint origin. Doing so will ensure each joint origin matches in direction. We may also be required to rotate the joint origin. Use the rotation slider or type out the desired degree in the dialogue. We'll need to offset the joint origin to finalize the position. Like…
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Understanding the design requirements43s
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Sketching the first side panel, part 15m 36s
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Sketching the first side panel, part 23m 4s
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Extruding and filleting the side panel5m 29s
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Designing the keyboard tray slots3m 42s
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Creating slots for the support bars2m 57s
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Mirroring the side panel3m 30s
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Designing the support bar3m 26s
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Using joints to position the support4m 6s
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Subtracting the excess material1m 47s
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Copying the second support bar1m 55s
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Designing the front laptop support2m 9s
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Adding the joints to the support2m 1s
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Designing the table tray59s
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Positioning the table tray with joints3m 37s
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