Surface Modeling in Fusion 360 | Intermediate Only

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IMPORTANT: This lesson is intended for intermediate users. Prerequisites: have a working knowledge of Fusion 360 sketches and solid modeling; some basic surface modeling is ideal.

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Surface Modeling Knife in Fusion 360
01:00 - Setting up sketch geometry
02:21 - How to surface model Fusion 360
02:40 - Extrude a starting surface
03:20 - How to Surface Loft in Fusion 360
04:30 - Extend a surface when surface modeling
06:03 - How to fix incorrect surfaces
07:27 - Trim away excess surfaces Fusion 360
08:23 - Sharpening the knife edge with Surface Sweep
09:10 - Patch and Stitch the surfaces
10:00 - Final tricks for surface modeling

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How'd you feel about this *Intermediate* tutorial? Would you like to see more *Surface Modeling* ?

ProductDesignOnline

Hey Kevin !! I was using creo parametric for a while but a few months back when I switched to fusion 360, I found it was on a whole new level in design environment making it one of the most powerful designing softwares out there. That's when I came across your channel and I want to say that you're doing such a great job helping beginners reach their potential in fusion 360 😄. Thank you...

harshavardhan

Yes! More surface modelling please. your video's have been my favorite since I got stuck at home in 2020.

Schaub

Excellent video. Perfect speed. I was able to follow it and understand it as you were going. I was able to guess what commands you were going to use next. Yes on future surface modeling videos.

tonysmith

I prefer to use the mirror command at the end of the time line and only draw half of the shape. This will usually make the design more stable. Also I would make a spline just for the lower side of the blade, rather than for the whole lower knife. Thank you for sharing the video

emanggitulah

Great video! it should be mentioning the blade tip top should be a straight line, not a spline, otherwise loft won't work. It's omitted from the video. Each line matters.

LS-iojk

Hi Kevin, would you consider doing a video on setting the toolpath for the handle scales? Can not find one anywhere.

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