Episode 03, Fusion 360 Bodies & Components

Watch Brad Tallis from Autodesk walk you through different methods on using Autodesk's Fusion 360 CAD tool.

In this LiveStream, you will learn about Bodies & Components in Fusion 360.

[davidbond]

Thanks so much for these teaching videos! These are a GREAT help to this newbie!

[marcindomagala]

Just found your channel. I would say it’s like a gem. Most of other tutorials are really only scratching the surface. Yours is different. Many many thanks for sharing your knowledge. Admire your skills :)

[Hazratwali]

I truely enjoyed the way you teach I personally learnt a lot from you and will watch all your vids one by one. Thank you

[alanblecher]

Another excellent video. Perfectly tailored to me. I learn something new and very applicable in every video of yours I watch. Thank you.

[pwdrhrn]

Finally I understand components vs. Bodies. Thank-you.

[smtte]

Just starting with fusion, Thank you for your tutorials, I'm starting from episode 1 and I have already learnt so much from you.

[bilk]

Brad Thank you so much for your Fusion 360 videos. This is the best explaination of components!!
( First started watching Lars a few years ago)

[petrkrasl]

You did great job! Very clear explanations for beginners and foreigns too.

[opengreenenergy]

I really love your way of teaching. Thank you so much for this webinar.

[patrickobrien]

Hi Brad, I'm new to Fusion 360 and I just wanted to let you know this webinar was very helpful. Now I understand the concept of Bodies Vs Components. Keep up the good work

[adambergendorff]

I was sent to this channel by Lars, this was the best bodies, components and why you do them explanation I have seen, Thank you. Yes I also subscribed, I can use all the help I can get

[snapdap]

Wow Brad! Cleared up so many questions and gave me some serious inspirations to create. Thats the only reason I don't create more, worried about getting frustrated.

[brandonmanusov]

Thanks for helping me today with my joints. I have been using fusion over two years now. I thought I understood everything about joints and bodies. I did not know the sketches would more the components. This is a game-changer. I wish I would have watched this video years ago. The only thing I would have like to see is the timeline of something done more recently to compare to your transmitter project.

[allansteinkuhl]

Great sequence on your bathroom. I did a deck last summer. Fusion needs to create a cut sheet. I did a workaround by creating an assembly and then stacking the individual pieces on a raw piece of lumber.

[stevewallace]

Very well done. I especially like how you initially start with non-technical vocabulary and then work into the Fusion vocabulary. I would imagine there are many of us that come from different platforms, with that in mind, the way you explain it, itis very easy to bridge to FUSION 360 platform. I also like the way you bring your own real world experiences into the video such as the RC controller. This made the example crystal clear.

[xmrgwxw]

Excellent explanation Brad. I was recently struggling with this. You the man!

[josephelichaa]

Very helpful in understanding components, Thanks for creating this video.

[MrDJLois]

Nice videos and considering the series is just starting you are doing an amazing job! I thought I knew a bunch about fusion, but I have picked up great tips and you only just started.

One thing I would like to learn is best practices on using fusion's file, folder, and versioning system. Candidly it is a boring topic but such an important one - especially when you need it.

And THANK YOU!

[lloydpeugh]

Great Video ! Personally, I don't mind if the videos are longer if there is good content and just not fluff and rambling on and on, as some people this one was great !!

[bernienufc]

why did have to spend so much time before seeing this :-), still better late than never