Welcome to this Autodesk Fusion (formerly known as Fusion 360) tutorial! In this video, I'll show you how to design a stylish 3D printed pen holder, perfect for your desk or as a gift. Follow along as I guide you through each step, from creating your initial sketch to adding intricate details.
Written step by step guide:
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What You'll Learn:
How to start your project by creating a new component in Autodesk Fusion.
Tips for sketching and aligning your pen holder design.
Time-saving tricks for setting fillet radius and adjusting dimensions.
Using the shell option for solid modeling to achieve a high-quality feel.
Applying chamfers to enhance both aesthetics and strength.
Techniques for adding and subtracting geometry with the pipe command.
Setting patterns on paths to create unique designs.
Key Features:
Center rectangle sketching for perfect alignment.
Quick adjustments with the Fusion timeline.
Easy reuse of tools and commands.
Pro tips for managing multiple components and timelines.
Customizing appearances with RGB color codes.
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Chapters:
00:05: The first rule of Autodesk Fusion
00:18: How to create a center rectangle sketch in Autodesk Fusion
00:36: How to fillet a sketch in Autodesk Fusion
01:03 How to shell a solid body in Autodesk Fusion
01:18 How to chamfer a solid body in Autodesk Fusion
01:46 How to sketch a line on a solid body in Autodesk Fusion
02:14 How to cut a solid body with the pipe tool in Autodesk Fusion
02:45 How to create a pattern in path in Autodesk Fusion
03:41 How to edit a pattern on path in Autodesk Fusion
04:06 How to add a new feature to the timeline in Autodesk Fusion
04:24 How to add an appearance with a specific RGB color in Autodesk Fusion
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