Fusion 360 Tutorial For Beginners (QUICK & EASY) + Exporting for 3D Printing

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[xdiscxnnectbeats]

Okay, this was the single best "in a nutshell" tutorial I have ever watched on YouTube. Fast, straight to the point, no-nonsense. Thank you!

[OKOK-hmis]

Wow, you've managed to put in 9 minutes video more info than some people put in 3 hours. Thank you! It's a great overview for me, who's opening Fusion360 for the first time

[camp]

I don't even know why I am watching this (I don't even own a 3d printer) but I am in for all of it.

[supermomandj]

Please continue to make these! This was already super helpful and I’d love to see a more in depth guide on using these tools to make objects as complex as your marble tracks.

[imgonnapackit]

This was awesome, thanks so much. Under ten minutes and I feel like I can actually design and print something now.,

[tharrimoable]

Wow.. mind blown on how easy and user friendly that was. 1000% getting a 3D printer and subscribing! More basics tips and tricks please and thank you!! 😃

[bluemellon]

That was the BEST tutorial I've ever seen. For a 10-min vid I didn't expect much but that was detailed, straight to the point and overall excellent.

[tamarakepreyeomgbuayakimi.]

Thnks for introducing me to the 3d_world.

[jacob.rausch]

can you work slower next time... i had to watch on 0.75 and go back a lot because you do everything really fast for someone who is trying to copy it and watch exactly what you do
edit: still a good video though thanks

[bratbiswas]

Awesome. Very precise, instructive and sufficient for a beginner. Thanks.

[anlpereira]

Can tou share the gear ratio project? Thanks

[mihailfelixdumitresc]

I have read comments here from "perfect newbees" and they say that the presentation was clear and sufficient enough for a newbee. It's funny, as I happen to think that Fusion 360 is not that straightforward as it seems to the said newbees; maybe because I design in Rhino and I first have to "unlearn" some things and then re-learn some other things (for example the concept of "constraints" and how to "finish sketch" every time I finish a 2D contour). I realize that this is the "price" I have to pay for using NURBS exclusively so far; currently I am right before (just about ) getting into understanding so far is that the "finish sketch " is like the end of the process of taking a picture before that picture is incorporated into a movie. Later on, if I want to change a picture and therefore alter the whole movie, I have got a clearly defined reference point in time to come back to and change it if need be.

[SuperHunteeYoutube]

For some reason, the spur gear thing wouldnt work until I duplicated it

[kensmapleleafretirement]

Very interesting. I have never looked at fusion 360 because I thought it was too complicated... Your video makes the first steps easy to understand. Thanks

[aratafreecs]

Thank you very much for this. I just recently bought an Ender 3 V2 as my first 3D Printer and I ran into limitations that program gave me or just things that are actually easier to design with a more complex software. This was very helpful, keep it up!

[USA-RPA]

Dude!!! I know this is an old video... But I must say, and agree with some of the other comments, that was the absolute best "in a nutshell" video I have ever seen. I have fine through 12 hours in another beginner tutorial on YouTube, and your video was just as useful... More so even!!! Subbed, liked, comment... Thank you

[readdaily]

Do you do any full Fusion 360 design tutorials?

[josephpk]

The format of this tutorial earned an instant subscription. I haven't even opened my fresh install of Fusion 360 and I'm sure that this will be my go-to software for basic models - Blender, for the detail models. Coming from a background in 3D Max, I'm assuming that the learning curve will be a Sunday stroll.

[therealxtagon]

The "Tranquility Blue" environment is probably for combining with wireframe rendering, so that it looks like a blueprint

[AerialLensVideo]

This is very helpful - Thanks!
However, your opening screen has that data or home etc panel on the left side. Mine has no such panel (only the grid area shows up). How do I get my view to look like yours from the very beginning?