proportional text box, text on arc and kerning are ALL things desperately needed. The Model is over here if anyone wants to play Colour coding sheath or no sheath or dropping back to four wire is easy and can be done in the larger model. To do a cable run then all you need to do is create a simple 3D single line path and follow it to where you need to go. The plan is this Stepper and 'Stub' will form the component to be used in a larger model. Extrude a few mm of fake wire, extrude a six core sheath and few mm of fake wire then use the loft command to link them together. Brought in the Nema 17 from McMaster-Carr then rather than adding a connector started a simple sketch. The Stepper and attached wiring was where I started.
The other obvious approach would be Inkscape etc and do it as a 2D graphical option but this way the model can be made available online and be manipulated for viewing or working with it without installing Fusion. Tried Fritzing briefly looked at a few others and couldn't find what I wanted so I have been experimenting with a 3D approach. I went looking for a more graphical method of producing a Laser Cutter wiring diagram for non Electronics nerds to follow. Contains a bunch of Electronic and Mechanical catalogues including RS. Install it watch a few Beginners youtube tutorials and have a bash it costs $0 to play ONLINE PARTS OR CAD FILE REPOSITORIES Autodesks own. Fusion with a mainly 3D printing content and some Laser use. Primarily a CNC workshop but some good Fusion 360 CAD and in particular CAM videos. Some of the 3D printing Channels I follow do some good content from time to time on specifics. The Evil empires own Channel and they have been running more consistently over the last few months in particular. Also a Fusion employee but these are his and he now runs some of the Autodesk live streams. Lots of great snappy tutorials and a heap to be learned. Kevin Kennedy is a NON Autodesk and has come to Fusion from other software.
Do that elsewhere! A few useful Youtubers on Fusion 360 Lars works for Autodesk but these now older videos are still worth a watch in particular the Basics ones. Not a place to muddy it with bitching about Eagle Beta or Autodesk anti propaganda.
A place to hangout and discuss ask questions on how to do X in Fusion 360 from a Mechanical or CAD/CAM perspective.
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