Fusion 360 Tutorial for Absolute Beginners (2022)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2024
- Learn Fusion 360, without any prior experience, with this free mini-course for absolute beginners! Unlike most Fusion 360 beginner tutorials, this tutorial features the brand new Fusion 360 User Interface and is up to date with the 2020 Fusion 360.
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have created your very own customizable and 3D-printable stamp in Fusion 360.
Here are 5 tips for Fusion 360 Beginners:
1. Save your file right away!
2. Use Constraints AND Dimensions
3. Always fully constrain your sketches!
4. Add fillets to all sharp edges
5. Be creative. Try things out...you can always hit undo!
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Fusion 360 Tutorial for Absolute Beginners
0:08 - What you'll learn
0:32 - Saving the file
2:27 - Creating new sketch
3:31 - Creating a center circle
5:51 - Dimensioning the distance
7:35 - Adding constraints
10:18 - Connecting the circles
12:07 - Adding more constraints
15:00 - Extruding the sketch
15:55 - Adding fillets (rounded edges)
17:14 - Exporting for 3D printing
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1. This tutorial's resource page ➞ ProductDesignOnline.com/30
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Hello I tried to follow your tutu but after creating the two small circle at the very beginning, and wanted to connect them with the = I got this message : "Failed to Solve. Please try revising dimensions or constraints". I don't understand I create at left a small circle with 10mm diameter and in the right another small circle with 7,21 mm diameter. What is the issue ? thank you.
Ok I found my error. I added a diameter to the second small circle while you it hasn't. Ok. tks
This was legit one of the first things I planned on printing, so not only do I get an absolutely AMAZING chance to learn 3d design, I am now ready for my first print! Seriously just wow, your teaching style is top notch.
Thank you so much for putting these out! I have been trying to wrap my mind around CAD for a while now, and your tutorials have made a HUGE impact on my grasp and understanding of Fusion 360.
I am learning fusion for 3D printing and designing functional parts. Thank you for really breaking the tutorial down to elements and taking the time to explain it.
3d printing. I bought my printer specifically to design and make a few parts for my car and add ons to some tabletop games I play. Your tutorials are amazing. Thank you so much.
Thanks for doing a guide with the updated interface. I'm learning this for woodworking.
It's a lot easyer to follow you than some older,out of date tutorials for 360. I'm finding them all helpfull in some way (short cuts). I'm now subscribed to your channel, keep up the good work Thank you
3D printing, specifically to make masters for replica movie props. Your tutorials have been very helpful so far!
I started using Fusion 360 with basic "how to" in the program and my background in AutoCAD electrical. The lessons are pointing out why I was having so much frustration! Thank you thank you thank you. Started learning for 3d printing. Now woodworking CNC. More to come.
I plan on using my knowledge from these courses for woodworking and 3D printing.
Thanks!
Learning for my internship program for 3D printing. Thank you for the detailed explanation.
Thanks for the great tutorials! I'm going to be using this for 3D printing and woodworking.
Learning this for 3D printing and my degree too. Thanks a lot!
Morley Kert sent me, and this was the most straightforward beginner guide to fusion I've seen.. Thank you!
I've just bought a used 3d printer a month or so ago and I¨m all new to 3d printing and designing. But I just wanted to say that watching your project one and then this video has learned me a lot, and I've fallen completely in love with designing! It's hard for a 39-year old guy like me that NEVER have done anything like this before, but since I think it's so fun, I love the feeling I get everytime I learn something new! Looking forward to learn a lot through your videos, you're explaining it really good and slow so that a noob like me can be able to succeed lol. Thank you very much!
Thank you and well done. I understood nearly all you described here. Very helpful.
A very understandable tutorial for a Fusion 360 newbie - thank you !
I use it for 3d printing a soccer robot. Awesome tutorial definitely learned something.
You are so gifted! Thank you very much for this amazing tutorial.
Great are Your tutorials, thanks! I'm learning this for woodworking, but also for a little bit of 3D printing.
Im learning Fusion 360 for a promotion at work and I want to move in to Research and Design. Thanks for helping me!
I’m learning Fusion 360 for metal fabrication. Thank you your videos are great
3d printing - your tutorials are awesome!!! Thank you!!!!
These are some super awesome lessons. I'm getting into this as sort of a 3D printing hobby. WAAAAY back in the day I used to play those old space fighter sim games but we could only afford a pretty basic stick to play with. I'm planning on building something REALLY snazzy to play more modern games of the same kind on with the help of some arduino courses like these.
This is going to be super useful for my welding projects!
I plan to use fusion 360 for 3D printing and designing metal projects. i am a retired fabricator. I used SolidWorks for a few years and got good at using it for my business and looked at this in 2015 for use at home but couldn't justify the $30 a month for the hobbyist use. I tried the 30 - day trial and found it was just like the other program but a little different and was able to pick it right up and try some drawings. I haven't done any 3D modeling since and found I am very rusty at remembering this and that. Your videos are bringing it back to me. Thank you.
Outstanding! I actually have interest in both 3D printing and CNC woodworking, but 3D printing is where I'm going to start.
Good video for myself as a beginner, look forward to the next video.
3D Printing + Other. This content is much better than what Autodesk is posting. Thanks!
Hey kevin! Hope you have a good day. I am learning fusion 360 for 3d printing and woodworking both are essential for my new entrepreneur career :) wish me luck!
This is a great tutorial. Thanks for taking time for making these videos so beginners like me can learn stuff. Thanks!
Brilliant tutorials! Thank you!
Great tutorials. I’m learning for 3D printing and general design.
thank you bro,, nicely explained
Thanks. Using fusion for 3d printing,laser wood and cnc machinery
Great presentation. Using for 3D printing and some machining
Great job with an explanation !
3D printing and general CAD design abilities - I just want to be able to easily design stuff for whatever I need
I'm hoping to learn Fusion for 3D printing of parts for scale models. Thanks again for an excellent tutorial!
I’m learning this for engineering class in school. Because of corona virus, we don’t have access to the schools computer in which is where we normally use auto desk inventor. My instructor assigned my class to watch your videos, and to learn how to use autodesk fusion 360, since it works on our macbooks. I’m enjoying the content so far, and I am finding that this is relaxing and fun to do as school work. Thank you!
Hi, Marlena. Glad to hear you're staying safe at home and that you're making great use of your time! Cheers, Kevin :)
3D printing for home use. Thank you for your videos :)
great simply straight to the point helped me loads
This was helpful video ty :)
3D Printing. Thank you for the tutorial
great video! thank you. I am learning fusion 360 for my xcarve woodworking now then progress into metal when I have a bigger shop. also I wanted to make a book holder from scrap piece of a live edge coaster cutting board combo.
Excellent, thank you!
I am trying to learn this to be able to do 3D printing. Gonna buy myself the Ender3 and want a head start on how to do this :) btw, Great tutorials, they are thorough, you treat me like an idiot, and I love that... i Need that to learn :) Consider me Subscribed
Wow, great tutorial. You are helping me a lot.
I'm 12 and I'm learning it for fun. Thanks for the video!
Thanks a lot. I learn a lot from this.
Thank you Kevin, you're making this way easier for all of us...! I'm learning this for woodworking. Cheers from Oaxaca, Mexico
Thanks, Iván! Glad to hear that :)
i'm learning so much from your videos! can't wait to be able to take these lesson and put them to work.
Hi, Jared. Glad to hear that! Don't hesitate to reach out if you run into any roadblocks with Fusion 360. Cheers, Kevin :)
Your tutorial videos are most helpful! Especially for us older folks that haven't typed any code since the early 80s and aren't familiar with most CAD/3d software. I'm learning Fusion 360 to help with woodworking. I'm also brand new to 3D printing and will soon print the parts for a Lowrider 2 CNC.
How has your journey been?
I'm learning 3d design for 3d printing, even if I have not bough a 3d printer yet :) Thank you.
First of all, thanks for all the great videos. Have helped me alot.
one question and how do u see the sketch button?. I have solid, surface, sheet metal and tools, but not sketch.
i would love to make props from my favorite movies so im watching a lot of tutorials to learn how to use fusion and your is the best one
wow you did a great job explaining what i think are great basics for me to build on. i came form blender even tho i wwasnt great i was proficient in what i was wanting to do. but i got bored of making dumb stuff so i started looking for a program that seems more meant for making parts and can do more than just 3d printing so i found fusion360 and your channel. the vids ive seen so far are amazing and you explain everything very very well, thanks it really helped
Thanks, Zac! Glad to hear you're transitioning to Fusion 360....definitely recommend that over Blender if you're looking to make parts to scale/specific 3D prints. Even better if you can utilize both programs :)
Im a noob wanting to 3d print advanced models within the next 6 months, and i really think these clips are the key. they are informative and easy to follow. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
How is your journey going
I hope to learn and use Fusion 360 for woodworking with my CNC and 3D printing as well.
learning for my own brain function and to make it easier for others to understand what it is we are making.. its much better than a napkin sketch..
3D printing and cnc home shop
This is a great series for understanding F360 and applying it to 3D printing.
Thanks, Lawzy!
Thank you for this tutorial to answer your question during the video I will be using this so I can create a working submarine for a school project thanks again for the new knowledge
Sounds like a fun project. Best wishes! 🙂
Just wanted to leave a thank you for this video, I'm new to 3D printing and the software seemed really intimidating, but now I have a baseline reference for interaction, I feel I can understand it a lot more!
Welcome to 3D printing! What printer(s) did you get?
@@ProductDesignOnline Not sure tbh, using my Uni printers for a project and was designing something first and then checking them out to work out material stuff
These are the best tutorial videos I have found. Thank you very much. My Fusion360 program doesn't work exactly the same but it is close enough that I can get pick it up. Once again, you are doing an awesome job with these videos.
Thanks, Joe! The latest update may have changed a few things. Make sure to uncheck "3D Sketch" in your Sketch Palette if your sketches are not automatically rotating. - productdesignonline.com/tips-and-tricks/why-doesnt-fusion-360-look-directly-at-the-sketch/
Thanks. it was a great tutorial.
I'm learning for basic design using my plasma table, possibly add a 3d printer in the future.
I hope to be able to upload a photo of my truck, Tacoma, and then be able to design steel or aluminum bumpers, sliders, skids, etc... offroad armor since it's a rock crawler.
I like the idea of 3d modeling my ideas as well as using the cardboard and tape route for designing.
these are awesome tutorials. I am familiar with Rhino but trying to learn Fusion360 and these have been a great way to get started. Thank you.
Thanks, Judson! What projects are you looking to use Fusion 360 for?
I'm learning for when we finish quarantine I can go out and get a job in aerospace hopefully designing parts. these videos are awesome.
Glad to hear that! Stay safe :)
Awesome! Thanks :)
Great tutorial. At the end I had to download and install autocad's meshmixer to see the mesh, described in this tutorial. May be I have missed it at the beginning of the tutorial
Learning how to develop my own 3D print objects.
Thanks so much for doing this! I was incredibly frustrated before and your tutorial(s) really help. I mostly plan to use this to design things that I will also CAM using Fusion 360 for CNC milling.
Sweet! What CNC do you have?
@@ProductDesignOnline HAAS VF-2
@@ProductDesignOnline In all fairness, I should add that I also plan to 3D print some parts to wax and then cast in bronze.
Thank you for these wonderful free lessons! You are awesome.
Glad you're enjoying them, Craig! Thanks for watching/commenting. Cheers, Kevin :)
3d printing. Definitely a great tutorial!
Thanks, 1powelrainbow2! As always, I appreciate your support. Cheers, Kevin :)
I was literally about to start a project with similar shape and was totally confused how to do it. I am brand new to F360 and your videos has been very helpful. Is there a Project #3?
hey thats actually pretty good, btw thanks for the tutorial and congrats because your channel is kinda growing
Thanks, ley! I appreciate you watching and commenting...as that in itself helps the channel grow. Cheers, Kevin :)
learning Fusion360 for 3D Printing. this is really good stuff!
Glad to hear that, Steve. Be sure to check out my "Practical Prints" playlists - bit.ly/practical-prints
Thanks for the help getting started !
You're very welcome! I appreciate your support 🙂
Thanks for your support
I never comment on videos and I want to say thank you for making these tutorials. You are making it easy to learn
Thanks, Angelo!
You do a nice job! 3D Printing is the interest here...as a hobby and not a business.
Thanks, Hugh! What types of 3D printing projects are you creating with Fusion 360? Cheers, Kevin :)
3d printing & CNC, great intro tutorial btw, many thanks
Thanks, StrangeStuff. What types of 3d printing projects do you work on? Cheers, Kevin :)
@@ProductDesignOnline , Hi Kevin, mainly functional parts, like heat-sink brackets etc
I am trying to learn how to use Fusion 360 to create my own 3d models. I have had my Prusa MK3s+ for testing my prints. my overall goal is to be able to create my own 3d models and sell the prints or take on projects and have a small business. Any help or ideas would be greatly appreciated. I have followed some of the fusion 360 tutorials that you have done, you explain things very well! Thank you for your help and videos.
I am trying to learn fusion 360 for FDM and resin 3D printing. Great videos by the way.
Thanks, James! What brand of resin printer do you have?
Your are one of the best instructors on this subject Thanks
Thanks, KoenigCNC Automation and Design! What types of projects are you looking to use Fusion 360 for?
Cheers, Kevin :)
Woodworking! These are great videos. Thanks for the clear step by step instruction.
Thanks, ahson saeed! Glad you're enjoying them. Be sure to check out my woodworking playlist - bit.ly/woodworker-playlist
Cheers, Kevin :)
awesome! thanks.
Thank you so much! I love your tutorials- they are so clear. I have a Prusa Mini and am using it for jewelry design and other art work. I am very curious how to utilize the power of Fusion's geometry and yet end up getting a more organic look to my pieces. I am thinking that I will need to use Inkscape (and possibly Gimp?) in combination with Fusion to get the look I am seeking.
Do you have any reference images of what you're trying to recreate?
When you choose two lines/points to add a constraint (like the horizontal constraint here), how do you know whether the program will move the small circle to line up with the big circle, or if the big circle will move to match the small circles?
I.e. In Tinkercad you select the items you want to align to each other, and then you click on the object you want to use as a reference point. This object will not move, and the other object will move in relation to the selected one. If the reference object is not selected, then both will move when the command is given, thus becoming aligned in the manner you choose, but often moving to a different area of the grid.
As usual very professional and useful videos. 360 is currently not letting me go straght to cura to print despite checking 'Send to 3D print utility' and cura app running (v4.11). Is there a fix for this? (I prefer this route to exporting stl files.)
Allways learn something - thanks! 3D PRINTING and WOODWORKING
Thanks, Andy! Glad to hear that. Keep at it...look forward to seeing more of your projects. Cheers, Kevin :)
thanks for the video. i want to use fusion 360 for 3d printing
thanks Kevin for another great video.
Thanks, Dand Garciaih HT. As always, I appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment. Cheers, Kevin :)
After taking Machine Tool Technology, in Tech school at age 44 and now Graduating at age 46; were I studied about CAD/CAM design, I'm now wanting to learn more about 3D Modeling and 3D printing. Thank you Kevin for taking the time to make these great videos.
Glad you're enjoying them. Never too young or too old to learn something new. Keep going! :)
3D printing is why I am learning fusion 360 and this video is a lot better than the last one. I almost feel like I should have watched this one first.
Hi, Macho. Glad to hear this was an improvement. What types of 3D printing projects are your looking to build with Fusion 360? Cheers, Kevin :)
Woodworking - really liking the simplicity and pace of these tutorials
Thanks, James Dean Designs! I'm glad to hear you enjoy my teaching style.
I have a woodworking playlist that you can find here - bit.ly/woodworker-playlist
I'm also currently working on a "Fusion 360 for Hobbyists Woodworkers" course. If you're interested, you can sign up to get notified when it's ready, here - learn.productdesignonline.com/
Cheers, Kevin :)
3D printing, learning loads from your channel. Thaknyou
Thanks, Smudged Pixels! Glad to hear you're learning a lot. What types of 3D Printing projects are you working on?
Cheers, Kevin :)
Product Design Online, currently a useless box project. I also have a concept bike a friend designed in c4d that eventually I want to print in parts and reassemble.
@@uksmudgesmith The bike project sounds interesting. I would love to see updates when/as you start to work on it :)
Product Design Online send me an email and I would love to share the files with you.
@@uksmudgesmith kevin[at]productdesignonline[.]com
Thank you. 3d printing.
This is the second tutorial I've watched of your's and I like that you don't add a lot of superfluous information; VERY helpful to follow. Only thing I would probably add would maybe be keyboard shortcuts. ie Q for extrude, L for Line C for Circle etc... but again these are still very good as is. BTW 3D Printing in answer to your question. Subscribed - confused on the thumbs down though. I wish when people dislike they would offer a reason.
Thanks for the feedback, Doug. I do use/discuss the shortcuts throughout many of the videos. For example, in my 30 Days series, I show a few in each video - bit.ly/learn-fusion360
What types of 3D Printing projects do you work on? Cheers, Kevin :)
3d printing, I love the study cases video like this
Hi, saso yu. Glad to hear you enjoy these types of lessons. What types of 3D Printing projects do you work on?
Cheers, Kevin :)
Hi Kevin, i use 3d printing mostly for small projects based on Arduino boards
@@sasoyu8922 Nice. Do you have any of the projects posted anywhere online?
@@ProductDesignOnline Nope, but i'm thinking about It 👍
@@sasoyu8922 Let me know if you end up posting projects anywhere. I always enjoy looking at what others are building or working on :)
3D PRINTING and thanks for your work for us
Hey, thank you, IceCreams62! I know you've watched a great number of my tutorials so I appreciate your support. Happy to pass my knowledge along to others.
Cheers, Kevin :)