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#How to remove joint type in slicer for fusion 360 how to
#How to remove joint type in slicer for fusion 360 software

Step 3: LoadĪfter the constraint(s) is/are in place you should apply the load.

You also have Frictionless constraint and Prescribed Displacement, which we aren’t going to go further into at this time.

The tangential constraint prevents the cylinder from rotating (example: thighten the nut).

Enabling the axial constraint will prevent the cylinder from sliding along the pin (example: fasten a nut).

Turning the radial constraint on will prevent cylinder from moving as if you had a pin in a hole (example: insert bolt).

As with the axes in the fixed constrained type, three “subtypes” of constraints can be toggled on and off for pinned constraints: radial, axial and tangential. Pinned constraints is applied on cylindrical faces. You can also select which axes it should be locked along. Fixedįixed constraint is the most basic type of constraints where you select one or more face, edge or vertex that should stick in place no matter what. Here we set a fixed structural constraint on the bottom face of the base plate.

#How to remove joint type in slicer for fusion 360 software

Having this type of simulation available within your CAD software makes it incredibly easy to go back and forth between tweaking your model and simulating.

Make the objects too sturdy and they will be larger, heavier and/or more expensive than they need to be.īy simulating static stress you can strip down unnecessary parts and reinforce weak-points before sending your part to production, making your part strong where you need it to be and at the same time smaller, lighter and cheaper. Make the objects too whimpy and they will break. When designing mechanical objects you often want them to be just adequately sturdy.

#How to remove joint type in slicer for fusion 360 how to

In this post we will take a look at how to do basic static stress simulations and talk a bit about why it might be useful. Many are not aware that Fusion 360, a software which actually is free for students, makers and small companies, has these features. Autodesk Fusion 360 has now an easy-to-use simulation module which can be used to simulate static stress, modal frequencies, heat and thermal stress.