Help with Fusion360 needed

[MrTitanium]

Good Saturday morning everyone.

Any advanced Fusion360 users here? Any simple ideas on making this taper? I'm obviously no power-user so please keep the explanation understand so that a 12-year-old would understand it

 

[dure16]

You can make it taller and then chamfer one side.

Or you can extruder higher with a new profile plane at a different angle.

 

[MrTitanium]

You can make it taller and then chamfer one side.

Or you can extruder higher with a new profile plane at a different angle.

I'll give it a go. Much appreciated you taking the time.

 

[Relimar]

I'm not familiar with fusion 360, but in Solidworks you'd either make that angled surface and extrude up to it, or simply extrude past it and cut off the extra from a side view. Maybe that helps?

 

[dure16]

I'll give it a go. Much appreciated you taking the time.

You got it. Good luck. Please post back if you’re still stuck.

 

[Tex Koder]

Good Saturday morning everyone.

Any advanced Fusion360 users here? Any simple ideas on making this taper? I'm obviously no power-user so please keep the explanation understand so that a 12-year-old would understand it

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I've never used fusion..
But, I'd imagine just select the surface plane and select function to rotate and pivot from edge to the angle you want.
At least that's what I'd do in SketchUp.

 

[Camaroboy383]

The proper way is to draw your two end diameter circles, and use the loft command.. tapers are always done using loft..

Click your two circles and the taper will appear.. just be sure it's a cut and not a join..



Edit.. ok.. I'm a dunce.. I thought you were tapering the center bore.. I didn't even see the second picture...


Easiest way to do that is construct an offset plane, leave it in its origin, dead center..

Turn model so one side is facing you, draw your angled part but enclose the drawing.. then use the extrude command on symmetrical and drag through the model.. it will cut the angled plane..

But .. you would first need to extrude your part upward to the tallest point first.. it's really the only way to do so without a bunch of added work or redrawing completely..

 

[Dkstr]

A simplest way is use extrude to remove part
You need to create sketch at modplane and create intersect projection.
After add need dimention and extrude at both sides with distance all

 

[Camaroboy383]

A simplest way is use extrude to remove part
You need to create sketch at modplane and create intersect projection.
After add need dimention and extrude at both sides with distance all

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Yes, exactly this .. that's what I was trying to explain.. .. the illustration helps a ton..