I have been asked a number of times how I build the connectors for my complex polyhedrals, and there has been interest from others in learning this process. I would like to host an online session where I walk through my method using Fusion360. I thought for the first workshop, we could design and create the connectors for a shape that I haven’t done yet, the Rhombic Triacontahedron.
Here is the recorded workshop for those interested.
We’ve got family coming to visit that day, so I don’t know if I’ll make the live session, but would love to watch later if it can be archived!
I’m in. I WILL need a reminder. It is just who I am. Will tell Alexa but please remind here too please 
I’m interested, marked maybe because there after some things afoot so I can’t say 100% yet. I’m at 70% or so.
I am certainly interested. not to mention anything that helps me learn more about F360 is a good thing.
Definitely interested in seeing it done in Fusion, but that is dinner prep time, so might just order pizza and have hubs do a pickup. (If I can remember.)
I swear the time updated while I was at it.
Thank you.
This is something I’ve been wanting to try and I think I know how I would approach it in Fusion but I’m going to try to join just for the connection. Thank you for offering!!!
Reminder: Workshop via GoToMeeting is tonight at 7pm Central. We’ll be designing connectors to build this:
Forgot I have a music practice tonight. Y’all have fun!
I’ll be there…
is it going to be recorded somehow?
I will be picking up a kid returning from a trip to Wash DC.
I can record the session and post after the fact. Someone please remind me to press record.
Allright, just made it back in time… ten minutes! 
access code doesn’t seem to work. tried copy paste and manually…
never mind… i think i got it
Like I’ll be watching the recording, have fun guys!
Thank you Mike! Great training session and I’m going to study up on it once the vid gets posted. (You definitely know your Fusion.) 
Thanks very much Mike for doing this for us! Very useful to see you navigate in Fusion 360. Was also fun to hear some voices of familiar folks! 
