Autodesk Fusion 360 is a great 3D CAD modeling software, but how do you get started? With which shape should you start? On what plane should you put it to get the desired top, front, and right views in your drawings? This course, Fusion 360 Essentials - Basic Part Modeling, takes you through the first steps to creating your first part, along with some tips to sketching, adding holes, fillets and more. First, you'll learn how to create the base geometry and holes. Next, you'll explore how to add fillets and chamfers, which act as the "finishing touches" for your design. Finally, you'll wrap up the course by creating a production drawing. By the end of this course, you'll be able to design parts with your design intent built-in, speed up your design time by using Fusion 360 efficiently, and improve your design workflow. Software required: Fusion 360.
Overview
Autodesk Fusion 360 is a great 3D CAD modeling software, but how do you get started? With which shape should you start? On what plane should you put it to get the desired top, front, and right views in your drawings? This course, Fusion 360 Essentials - Basic Part Modeling, takes you through the first steps to creating your first part, along with some tips to sketching, adding holes, fillets and more. First, you'll learn how to create the base geometry and holes. Next, you'll explore how to add fillets and chamfers, which act as the "finishing touches" for your design. Finally, you'll wrap up the course by creating a production drawing. By the end of this course, you'll be able to design parts with your design intent built-in, speed up your design time by using Fusion 360 efficiently, and improve your design workflow. Software required: Fusion 360.
Syllabus
- Course Overview 1min
- Choosing Your First Sketch Profile and Orientation 28mins
- Creating the Base Geometry and Holes 32mins
- Adding Fillets and Chamfers 18mins
- Creating a Production Drawing 21mins
Taught by
Matt Morgan
