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Seems like I replied a tad too late ;-) But yes, the box needs to be a tad smaller

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With the help of my brother I got this right. I hope this would help someone else.... I had to make sure the block is a little smaller than the TSpline. For now I also did I also didn't scale the TSpline to fit inside the box. For this exercise I made the box slightly thicker than the rendering

Hi there,I am struggling all day so far with this step:"CREATE A SOLID SURFACEWith both the block and the surface in place, go to MODIFY > Replace Face. Like every other tool in Fusion, it tells you what it needs to work. First, select the Source Face, which in this case is the top surface of the block. Then, click Select under Target Faces and select the surface you just converted from the original mesh. Click Okay, then turn off the original body in the BROWSER and you'll see the finished surface that you'll be making on the CNC."First of all, my computer grinds to a snail pace. Second, I get the message "Error: The face(s) could not be replaced. Try changing the face selections. For Edit Face operations, avoid making changes where other faces connect smoothly.&...

Hi there,I am struggling all day so far with this step:"CREATE A SOLID SURFACEWith both the block and the surface in place, go to MODIFY > Replace Face. Like every other tool in Fusion, it tells you what it needs to work. First, select the Source Face, which in this case is the top surface of the block. Then, click Select under Target Faces and select the surface you just converted from the original mesh. Click Okay, then turn off the original body in the BROWSER and you'll see the finished surface that you'll be making on the CNC."First of all, my computer grinds to a snail pace. Second, I get the message "Error: The face(s) could not be replaced. Try changing the face selections. For Edit Face operations, avoid making changes where other faces connect smoothly."So I'm stuck :-(

Hi there,Nice project! Just a little tip on drilling on the corner of the angle iron (like you did for the carriage bolt). Rather than filing and struggling to drill on the pointy part of the corner, flip your angle iron over and drill from the back side ( 'into' the corner). This way your drill won't wonder around as it 'rests' in the 'V' of the corner ;)