This is one big page where I can write all about myself, without feeling the need for it to be useful. And someday this site will be all that’s left of me, so I might as well write my own mini autobiography :-)
Location:
I live near Buffalo, New York, with my wife, Stephanie, and our four kids.
Right now? I read all comments and answer emails to the best of my capabilities.
Right now? I read all comments and answer emails to the best of my capabilities.
It’s easy to machine a box, but what when our shapes become a little more complex? Time to jump and attack the biggest request from my inbox.
“How do I hold on to my already machined part for the second operation?”
Here is a preview of the 3 different solutions from the video:
Want to learn more about Fusion 360? Check out this link:
Have you booked your hotel yet? What?!?! IMTS in Chicago is about ten weeks away; I might have promised to buy you a drink in one of my videos, so make sure you reach out and get your name on that lis
To make you comfortable: If you know Inventor, Fusion 360, SolidWorks or any of the other mainstream CAD packages, you know that everything starts with a 2D sketch that then gets extruded into a 3D sh