What you'll learn
- How To Do Everything In Fusion 360
- Design Parts In Fusion 360
- Run Simulations In Fusion 360
- Become Very Familiar With Fusion 360
Requirements
- Computer That Can Run Fusion 360
- Mouse is Recommended
Description
This course is designed for beginners or CAD experts changing from one CAD program to Fusion 360
Start by learning the basics of Fusion 360 and its CAD designing tools, by doing cool projects
Then jump into intermediate Fusion 360 topics after you got the basics down, again by doing cool projects
Fusion 360 topics you will learn include Sketching, Adding 3D Features, Drawing, and Part Assembly
Additional tools have been added to make this the ultimate fusion 360 course
These additional Fusion 360 tools are working with 3D scans, rendering, and running simulations to fine tune your designs
Through-out the course these above topics will be taught in progressively more complex projects as you learn
Also further projects will increase the requirement of familiarity/understanding with the Fusion 360 to increase your skills
As you progress you will be more well rounded and have a deep understanding of Fusion 360
When you are finished with this course making your own designs in Fusion 360 should be a breeze.
If you have any questions don't hesitate to send me a message and i will try to help you the best i can.
Make sure that you check out any other classes that i teach that you might be interested in
See you in the course
Who this course is for:
- Beginners Interested In 3D Design
- People That Use Another CAD Package That Wish To Change To Fusion 360
- People Wanting To Learn All There Is About Fusion 360
Instructor
- 4.4 Instructor Rating
- 1,060 Reviews
- 7,490 Students
- 3 Courses
Hi my name is Steven Mosbrucker. I have a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. I currently work in the Semiconductor industry in California. In my spare time I enjoy designing my own parts for cars, rc planes, electronics, machinery etc. Then manufacture them on my own by additive manufacturing (3D Printing), subtractive manufacturing (machining/cutting etc), or some other fabrication method.