From the course: Migrating from AutoCAD to Fusion 360
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Completing the assembly
From the course: Migrating from AutoCAD to Fusion 360
Completing the assembly
- [Male Voice] We have components already positioned properly in our assembly, like our wheel and axle, but has no joints. If this is the case, then one of the best tool for this scenario is to apply an As-built Joint Let's head up to assemble. Selecting As-built Joint. Our target here is to select our axle and either of these walls can be selected. Let's select this wall. Next, our intent is to have a revolute type motion. I'm going to hover over this face, hold control. Notice there's our joint origin. Left-click, and finally, hit OK. Inspecting... Let's move this, hit undo, grab our As-built Joint, hit shift J. Let's change the motion type to rigid. Selecting this wall and selecting our Supporting Pin, hitting OK, let's inspect. And because our Supporting Pin is grounded, we can not move this wall any longer. So let's grab our As-built Joint once more, but first let's inspect. Control Z, repeat As-built Joint, selecting this component, selecting our Support Pin, hit OK. Repeat the…
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