Video description
The creators of a new type of urban bike, the makers of a sustainable lighting solution, and a bunch of kids in the Bronx who invented a scooter mounted cell phone charger. These are some of the design types who use Autodesk Fusion 360, a cloud-based industrial and mechanical 3D design tool, to realize their visions.
Fusion 360 was developed for small start-up companies who want a more advanced solution than Autodesk 123D, but don't need or cannot invest in a more sophisticated modeling product like Autodesk Inventor or SolidWorks. Render your 3D know-how from rank beginner to confident practitioner in this intro course from Autodesk expert Mike Thomas.
- Learn to create "smart" 3D models using Autodesk Fusion 360
- Understand installation, subscription, and the interface
- Master the differences between solids, surfaces, and sculpting
- Explore the materials library and how to change the appearance of a 3D model
- Practice building 3D parametric bodies and sculpting freeform models
- Understand bodies, components, joints, and how to create assemblies of parts
- Learn how to share your files in the cloud, collaborate with a team, and export to a 3D printer
Table of contents
- Introduction
- Introducing Autodesk Fusion 360
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Making Your Way Around The User Interface
- A Tour Around The User Interface
- What Are Workspaces?
- Working With Toolbars
- What Is The Browser?
- Using The Timeline
- Getting Around The Canvas
- Using The Navigation Bar To Zoom And Pan
- Display Settings
- Navigation With The ViewCube
- Orbiting
- Navigation With Your Mouse
- Using The Selection Tools Effectively
- Projects 101
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Building Your First Part
- Why Sketch?
- Creating 2D Sketches
- Creating Lines
- An Introduction To Constraints
- Applying Dimensions
- Creating Circles And Arcs
- Creating Rectangles
- Editing Sketches
- Extrusions And Revolutions
- Adding Secondary Features
- Press And Pull
- Creating Primitives - Solids
- Creating Fillets
- Creating Chamfers
- Creating Holes
- Mirroring Features
- Creating Shells
- Feature Patterns
- Adding Decals
- Introducing Sculpting
- Working With Your Models
- Assembly Modeling 101
- Conclusion
Product information
- Title: Introduction to Autodesk Fusion 360
- Author(s):
- Release date: May 2016
- Publisher(s): Infinite Skills
- ISBN: 9781491959114
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