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Makers' Guide to Fusion 360
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(11 ratings)
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Makers' Guide to Fusion 360

By a Maker, For Makers of All Ages: Nail the Fundamentals, Internalize the Concepts, & Understand the Tools
Created byVedansh Goenka, Vishal Goenka
Last updated 6/2021
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • Fusion 360
  • CAD Fundamentals
  • Design Process
  • Fusion Tips & Tricks
  • CAD Concepts

Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 51m total length

  • Creating a Sketch10:53

    • What is a sketch?

    • Creating your first sketch (Sketch Button)

    • Tools:

      • Line

      • Rectangles

      • Circle

      • Arcs

  • Modifying Sketches10:32

    • Sketch “Modification” (Modify)

      • Fillet (Not the best tool to use)

      • Trim/Extend (Not oft used)

      • Break (Not usually manually done)

      • Offset

      • Scale (Not Recommended)

  • Dimensions Intro, Rectangles, & Angled Lines6:41

    Dimension and constrain sketches in Fusion 360 using dimensions, constraints, and construction lines to fully define geometry, turning blue lines black with a red lock when complete.

  • Inscribing Circles, Reference Dimensions, & Unit Conversion5:46
  • Equals Constraint, Horizontal Vertical Constraint, and Sketch Simplification5:28

    Learn to streamline Fusion 360 sketches using equals constraints to make lines equal, apply horizontal and vertical constraints for alignment, and use break tool and construction lines to reduce dimensions.

  • Coincidence, Tangents, Parallel and Perpendicular Constraints4:58

    Learn to apply coincident, tangent, parallel, and perpendicular constraints in Fusion 360 to control sketch geometry, create an equilateral triangle with an inscribed circle, and prevent overlaps.

  • Fix/Unfix, Midpoint, and Coincidence Constraint4:42
  • Colinear, Mirror, Curvature Constraint, and Outro2:58

Requirements

  • Be able to run Fusion 360
  • Have a computer mouse

Description

This course is designed for those who strive to Make and learn. No matter your age, Fusion 360 is a vital tool for those interested in designing 3D parts for fabrication. I have used Fusion 360 to design FRC robots, fix/replace broken household items, and create custom parts for my many side projects.


This is an introductory level course that is also quite in-depth. Whether this is your first 3D design platform or your third, you will learn something new about Fusion 360 every lecture. Each lecture has been specially formatted to serve as both a learning tool and a reference sheet.

Who this course is for:

  • Makers
  • Age: 8+
  • Beginner CAD
  • Intermediate CAD

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