Fusion 360 For Beginners - Recorded Webinar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- **skip the preamble! 8:28**
This session is to help you learn the basics in Fusion 360. This is intended for those out there who are completely new users of Fusion 360 and 3D design. After an introduction to the user interface, time will be spent learning how to navigate, model with primitives, model from sketches, and assembly design/joints will be covered. Start file here: a360.co/2b5EE0F
Top clamp here: a360.co/2bVxnzl
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Made a 'chapters' list.
00:00 Magnin's personal introduction
00:48 Goal of this tutorial
01:13 Introduction to Fusion 360
03:28 User Interface walkthrough
06:21 UI, Mode overview
07:30 Navigation
08:27 Some more UI information
14:10 The Model (we'll be building)
14:59 Primitives
21:07 Rule #2 lol
21:49 Sketches to 3D models
24:55 Actual beginning of the modelling tutorial
56:22 End of modelling tutorial. Some more information.
You are a wonderful person. Thank you.
Thank you very much for your help
If Inventor user, go to 24:55
Heart and pin this as a useful resource, channel manager.
For those of you who can't get the sketch to constrain to a point on a different sketch, you can go to preferences and turn on General->Design->Auto project edges on reference. This will allow you to snap the sketch points even when the drawing is on another sketch
Thank you I was wondering how to snap that rectangle !
This is the first Fusion 360 tutorial i watched start to finish, and i found it very good! Thank you!
What an incredible tutorial. Thank you so much for sharing! I'm completely new to 3D and this type of software, and already, I can see it's usefulness and ease of use.
Absolutely fantastic! How much easier the assembly and the standard parts include than solid edge. I'm impressed. Thank you very much it was very useful.
Excellent beginner tutorial, I have zero CAD experience but very eager to to learn. Just bought a 3D Printer and would like to make some designs for it. I tried just jumping in to Fusion 360 and found things very difficult to do. At first I thought it was just not using common sense. But now I know it was my limited knowledge. This tutorial gave me some basic fundamentals on starting to 3D model, thank you
Hi Aaron, after buying a 3D printer I got interested in Fusion 360 to make designs I can print out. I found it amazing what this program can do and my first impression was " I will never be able to learn to work with this complicated program." But thanks to guys like you making this tutorials I slowly start to learn it. A lot of text but what i just want to say is: Thank you Aaron.
This was extremely helpful Thank you!
A great video, and it's amazing how long you've endured not to hide the pipe:-)
Great tutorial, Aaron- almost perfect. Almost: your use of gesture inputs without acknowledgement requires this student to first 1) recognize that an input was made- not always evident, as your use of them is fluid, reflexive, and very, very fast- then 2) slow down the playback to identify the nature of the input. Appreciating basic fluency gaps (chasms!) between expert and student is a primary challenge for instructors of all sorts. Keep up the good work. Much thanks!
I've seen this said before, but it's worth saying again..... as a long time SolidWorks user, this was incredible to watch! It's a radically different mindset for approaching assemblies (one that will probably take a while to unlearn) but worth it! Watching you import McMaster parts and watching you "enable contact sets" was like watching Steve Jobs unveil the pinch-to-zoom feature. Freaking outstanding.
Thank you!!
Good video. I watched the webinar live it great to be able to watch it again.
Excellent tutorial. Very clear and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. This software opens up tremendous possibilities.
One of the best tutorials ive ever seen. Thank you.
Thank you so much. I think this may be what I've been looking for. You do a great job of explaining things in a very easy to understand way. I am a convert! That is from nothing to something!
Hey Aaron, excellent tutorial! I am a long time ProE/CREO user just getting into Fusion 360. Your tutorial helped get me started
Same as Rick, for better or worse, have used ProE/CREO most, definitely helpful. The idea that there are no separate part/assembly files will likely take some time for me to really wrap my head around :-0 - though it looks like F360 has some really great features.
Hello Aron,
I think we don't know each other but it seems that you understand very well Fusion 360. I am a beginner and need little help, how to convert obj and fbx files to Fusion 360? Would you mind helping me here a little bit I can't find so far a simple way how to do it. Thanks in advance. You have a subscribe and like.
This was a great video to get me back into Fusion 360. Thanks.
instead of chaining it to inches, just learn millimetres - trust me you'll be glad you did.
Unless the material suppliers in your area only stock products measured in inches.
Unless your entire nation uses inches. I'm sure the guy with a mechanical engineering degree understands millimeters.
Says you...
You're fantastic! Have been attempting to work with Fusion 360 for about a week now and was really feeling lost. Now I have a better understanding and direction, thank you for make this tutorial!!
Thank you for the excellent vidio, it was very helpful. I appreciate hearing someone who speaks clearly.
Very , very helpfull........Im doing this exercise step by step later today... ! Good video ! Thanks !
I just started using fusion 360 about two months ago and this video was extremely helpful. Beginner class should have started with this video. Enable contact sets is amazing.
Thanks much! This and Taylor's videos have been very well received. Make sure to see the others essentials!
Great tutorial you make it look so easy... Thank you for taking your time! Much appreciated.
As a long time solidworks user I have to say that you guys are on to something.. BIG TIME.
Hello Brian, can you please elaborate? I'm at a crossroads where to invest my time and money in either SW of F360. What triggered you exactly? Cheers!
You have HSMWorks, simulation, rendering, sheet metal, a modern intuitive interface that isn't dragged down by elderly users who if you change the color of a button throw a fit. They are basically dragging and dropping all of the features from their best software into fusion 360 and offering it for a reasonable price. Both Autodesk and Dassault are ripping off their customers with yearly subscription fees. They found a hole in the market that they helped create. The only thing they don't have that I want now is frame building/weldment functionality which I use on a daily basis at work.
You're considering the equivalent through SolidWorks? 7 grand lump sum and that's with their 10% MAY discount. Just got a pricing invoice yesterday.
Solid works isn't currently replaceable by Fusion 360 in my field of work but they're getting close.
in my opinion the joint command in Fusion is a lot easier to use than the mate command in solidworks. I have spent hours trying to get the mate command to work, where in Fusion it always works.
Very informative, loved it. Watched it several times already.
One of the nicest tutorials I have seen. Thank you so much :)
Excellent tutorial. It really helped me understand how fusion 360 works. Thank you!
Wow how cool. This i must master. Also very affordable for hobbyists I gather from the autodesk site. Almost too good to be true. Thanks for sharing!
very good beginner guide, simple and easy to understand, nice job!! Big THX it was all minute worth!!
probably the most simple easy to understand tutorial i have ever watched.....for anything
How i wish everything was this easy. Wonderful tutorial. cheers.
Thank you for the training exercise, extremely helpful. I will be attending a 3D printing Bootcamp for veterans next week where they will be using this software so keep it coming. Thank you again!!!
Very helpful! This is truly beginners and really well done.
Thank you so much for this! This was really helpful in showing me the basics. Fusion 360 doesn't feel as intimidating anymore lol
Thank you, this was awesome just like the program itself.
It's cool how Fusion 360 has had so many logos and they all look awesome.
Amazing , it looks easy enough to be able to use , and complex enough to do any job Ill ever need too.
Thank you for a clean video, you went over everything so it was easy to understand.
Excellent - I wish i had such a knowledge for free back in 2010 during my studies. Thank you so much!
Loads of useful stuff here, thanks very much
Thank you! Perfect tutorial!
Thank ya kindly!
wow!! I have been toying with hexagon for 2 years now and tinkered with Blender. This offers so much more than Hexagon and is so much easier than Blender. I have been a fabricator most of my life..welding and machine shops. I have drawn prints by hand the old fashioned way lol. this just so incredible!! I can now design and translate it into G-Code!!. I have played with it now for maybe 1/2 an hour and starting to understand it. knowing a couple other 3d modeling programs helps lol. But this makes it so much easier and cant believe the things it can do!! I am now 53 years old and it was getting tough doing the physical parts of these jobs..Now with a little practice I will be designing. Nobody uses drawing tables anymore..I am excited!!
The BEST explanation I've seen yet. I tried watching Fusion 360 videos, but there are 21 chapter/videos and I got bogged down on Chapter 10 or something hearing about user Preferences. This video goes fast enough to maintain interest/flow and goes over so much detail you can just rewind to hear something again. It really worked well with my learning style, Thanks!
It's an oldie but goodie! Many thanks (this is the creator responding!) Make sure to see Brad and Jason's live streams (or some of Taylors old work). All of it is available here in TH-cam!
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I need to combine Fusion 360 with a CFD software in order to optimize the original CAD design.
Can Fusion 360 handle geometry variation in a batch mode? For instance, if I design a basic geometry and want to optimize it according to certain CFD-imposed criteria, would Fusion 360 be able to keep generating-updating the geometry (produce new STL's) until I reach my optimization goal?
Great tutorial! thanks for that!!
Excellent tutorial, thank you. Very clear. I am hooked.
Fusion 360 is indeed a software for new age designers.Especially the top down design approach which saves a tremendous amount of time when it comes to creating assemblies.
Excellent Video, Many thanks Aaron
helpful Video with great example covering many basic concepts !!! Thanks !!!
Thank you for this useful intro. I'd like to know, does the software have a "convert entities" feature likse Solidworks, where an edge can be converted to a sketch? It's a great tool, especially when the converted edge is projected onto a different plane.
Tony Tammer
Nice video, it's helps a lot for understanding the way to work with Fusion, so thanx for sharing your knowledge ...
A very good and structured tutorial with lots of additional information. Directly subscribed
Thanks so much, Chris!
Thank you!! Big help. Don't fell so intimidated now..
Your pace is perfect for a beginner! I am glad you chose not to speed it up in order to finish in the allotted time. Do you have any more Fusion 360 videos? How will I know about future F360 videos you release?
Exceptional! Thanks.
Fantastic Tutorial !!
What about the interference between the actual pipe that was modeled and the clamp nut base. It looks like the pipe would interfere with the hub of the clamp nut. Would you use the same technique?
Hi Aaron, great video! just wondering, can we make the wing nut rotate through the screw up and down in an specific step related to the pitch of the screw? so that we can use the mouse to rotate and unscrew the wing nut out of the screw to be able to express the joints it in a more realistic way?
I learned that my attention span is also 45 mins! Had to take a break and come back, great stuff. My inventor student license just ran out so I am excited to see just how capable F360 is!
This video seems to have that effect...if you can make it past the boring intro! haha
Anyway, we think you'll find Fusion 360 is fully capable for most all designers and engineers. Let us know if its missing something important to you!
exellent webinar man, I'll switch immediately. I've been messing around with other tools to create a dmall quadcopter frame, but with all this animations and analysis tools, I'll have much fun. have a great time and thank you for your effort to support us newcomers :)
27:00 If you're looking for Offset feature, it's no longer in Sketch menu but in Modify menu instead. It's always fun when UI changes.
Hi there.A great tutorial. really helpful, and not rushed or too technical. Thanks.
I do have some issues (I'm using the latest version of the software as of this date, running win10).
When I get up to the adding pins to the assembly, I have two issues:
1) when I create a new component, via create in the assembly (@42:20min), the dialogue shows up. However, as soon as I select the top of the tree (After deselecting the existing component, to be sure), the new component is added straight away, without confirmation, as soon as I make the selection. I'm aware that I can rename it later, yet very annoying.
2) More frustrating is the fact at in adding the cylinder (@42:20min), I am unable to properly select the existing features to reference. I can kind of do so, yet the faces are not viewed as selectable, and I just have to guess at the centre of where I want the pin to go. It does seem to find the centre and reference the diameter of the hole. Once it is created, it is 'correct', yet there is no interaction possible. Opacity is set to 70% for the existing components, and the other sketches are set as being visible at all levels in the 'saddle' sub-tree.
I can't find any settings in preferences that would effect such operational interaction.
3)Finally, the modelling tool dialogue (accessible using the 'S' shortcut) only has the extrude and fillet shortcut icons. How do I add more options?
Kind regards
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Hello, great instructional video! I'm a new user coming from AutoCAD, and this video helped me a lot! Also, is it possible to make a 2-d engineering drawing (1st/3rd angle projection) out of 3d models such as this? If so, is there a video teaching how to go about doing this? Thanks once again!
what a fantastic video guys . all this info for free in so much detail. Shame to see 23 dislikes from people really ???????????????
great job!!!!!
This is how software should be made. Extremely powerful, yet super easy to use. With tips and explanations all over the place.
The exact opposite of new Windows versions. Or Haas machine with 1000 buttons on it.
Hi, I am a total newbie to this. What an amazing video, thanks heaps. I was wondering if you would be able to import the finished design into Cura 2.4 then save and 3D print it? Cheers Murray
this software is really easy to use, such a good work autodesk !
you found this easy to use!?!? teach me
great work.... man... great tutorial...
Thanks this opened up a new dimensions in my knowledge and. Capabilities .
Thank you for the video. I just wanted a little more explanation or a video that shows how you were able to build the top clamp and the other design. I was able to design most of the materials except for the last two. I will attempt it myself and if I still have a problem, I will ask. Thanks
Wonderful and clear tutorial. Thank you!
Thanks Ella! As the person who made that, I always love to hear its still helping! UI is a little old, but still helpful!
Very nice tutorial ! I’ve just draw this stamp first time on Fusion 360. But may I suggest you slow done the pace a bit for newbie. Thanks 🙏
Great tutorial thanks. Working on moving from Sketchup and the learning curve here is a little different.
Thanks..great info. At the end of the video.. why didn't the interference get pick up between the bolt head and pipe?
Thanks for the tutorial! I am learning Fusion 360 in school
Glad that tutorial helped! It's been a popular one.
thanks a lot for your fantastic tutorial , from barcelona spain
Very good demonstration informative clear and relevant. Thank you!
thank you soooo much you saved me 5 years of waiting omg
Which part? The chapters? The avoiding that long winded intro? haha I actually made this video, but I can't stand to watch parts of it.
@@adskFusion from this video i started game making and with this program i have create a knife a screw and this that you recordet
Really great tutorial! Many Thanks.
Learned a lot from this, very usefull to make a good start with this program, thanks
Thanks Frank!
Excellent tutorial!
About snapping that rectangle. First check your plane orientation. My (Duh!) newbie mistake was trying to draw it across the pipe instead of along it. Check that then try the auto project edges option.
Thank you a lot very clear tutorials.
Your class s EXCELLENT
Great Video! but I cant find the example files for the pipe clamp in my version of Fusion 360 and there for can not add the top of the clamp and the hardware. Are they available for download somewhere?
I wish there was a followup totorial to model the parts that got left out
You are an excellent teacher. Don't forget if someone has a short attention span, use the PLAYBACK speed option in TH-cam. It ends up sounding like how Ben Shapiro talks. Saves my ADD butt every time.
Great tutorial. Thanks
Brilliant tutorial. Thanks
thanks this helped me a lot
Awesome Video! Thanks a lot!
perfect for beginner :) thanks it helps a lot
Nice Demo & information . Can we Use Fusion 360 for Designing the Diamond Custom pendent ? Kindly let me know . Thanks .
Большое спасибо за Вашу работу.)
Thank you very much for all your videos. I'm trying to download your model from the link you put in the description but with no success. when i click ''charge'' and choose an option for the file (say fusion360 or STL) i only receive a link to a txt or DMS file. Can you explain to me what i need to do with those files to get your model ? Or what i'm doing wrong ?
everything is good in this video, but the best is "you have good teaching capabilities" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video. Thanks
I've been modeling all my Jeep components in CAD 2010 up to now. GOD I feel stupid! This program is like magic!!!
Welcome to 3d design! Let us know if you have any questions or need help!
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Actually now that you mention it I do have a question. Is it possible to mirror a component and have the mirrored resultant component reflect subsequent changes to the original component. In other words, I want to have a left and right hand version of a component and be able to modify one and have the other update automatically. I’m assuming this is possible but I can’t seem to figure out how to do it.
Thanks for the tuto. Seems to be an error when opening McMaster-carr plug-in. By going directly to the website happens the same: it just doesn't load.
Is it happening the same to you guys?
Thanks!
Excellent webinar. I have been training with AutoCAD Lt and AutoCAD and recently became certified in AutoCAD. I have a client that wants to connect his CNC to Fusion 360 and has asked me to assist. This tutorial is 6 yrs old and not all the commands were as easily to follow along with. I was able to until he copied and pasted the pin, ctrl c and ctrl v didn't seem to work. Is this operator error or a change in the program? Secondly I've never worked with a cloud based platform, so is the gallery available to everyone? (for the top clamp and bolt and wingnut specifically). Is there a similar webinar that I can pull up for the current program? Thank you for your assistance.
tq for this detailed tutorial! XD
Happy to hear people are still liking it! The UI is a little dated, but as long as it helps....we're gonna keep it!