Is there a set of parameters in the Loft function that allows the lofting of a sketch with holes in it? Or a function other than loft that's more suited to this kind of work? Lofting each hole individually is an option but will be super time consuming.

In your case case you have the solid, so each window will be its own Loft. // By the end of this video, you’ll know how to use the loft command in Fusion 360. I started off thus: - create sketches along the path of my shape - loft them - hollow them to a consistent wall thickness using the shell command.

Thin sections appearing in the wall that create holes and other inconsistencies. 1 You Loft the outline - Solid 2 You Loft the Cut from the solid. Problem using loft - hollow shapes - need help In the photo below you will see my problem. When I select a simple 'hole' in the pattern and use Loft in it's 'cut' mode, everything works fine:īut when I try to select the area of the sketch I want to 'keep' and try to use the 'intersect' mode, it acts as though only the outline of the sketch has been selected and ignores the holes: Fusion Loft, can not Loft hollow profiles in one go. For some reason Fusion 360 will not loft profiles with internal spaces. This is what the pattern looks like, in the following screen captures I only use a small section of it so as to not clutter the screen: If you select the whole profiles on both sides (inside the pipe and pipe walls) and loft that, then make another loft with the inside pipe profiles to cut out the inner parts and you will get what you wanted. The overall goal is to project a pattern from a plane to a point (pictured below) and having that projection cut away from a semi-circle shell, so lofting appears to be the best tool for the job. Unable to select holes with the Hole and Thread Note command in a Fusion 360 Drawing. I'm trying to make a semi-circle stereographic projection cover but am running into some trouble with the Loft function.

Fusion 360 loft with hole