Fusion 360 Tutorial: Get a Grip on Components, Bodies & Assemblies

Let's grip Fusion 360 Components, Bodies, and Assemblies; And, make it simple to understand in this Tutorial.
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[themadcow]

I never knew I needed CAD filesystems explained with foam boards. Suddenly everything makes so much more sense.

[alphaxg]

I've taken a few Fusion 360 courses and no one does a better job at explaining this software. Excellent teacher!

[okflyer]

Lars, you're absolutely the BEST. Despite being quite entertaining, you're presentation was extremely well thought out, expertly delivered and stayed on-point. Nice work!!

[cncwoodworxroc]

Lars, what can someone say? this entire fusion video tutorial should ABSOLUTELY be adopted by fusion to REPLACE their lesson sets! The time it saves keeps those learning fusion engaged in the product, the explanation is paced perfectly and effortless with visual demonstrations to boot. Im hooked, you have earned a permanent subscriber here!

[georgecorsautiii]

Well explained, I have been watching videos on Fusion for three days now and thanks to you it finally clicked!

[UselessDuckCompany]

This is the best explanation video I have seen. I appreciate the time you put into the interactive whiteboard part, even though the hedge trimmers had trouble cutting those strings :)

[dalefollett]

This video has helped me more than words can describe. I use Fusion 360 to design functional 3D printed parts for my small business (automotive electronics and module enclosures) and the tips/tricks you laid out in laymens terms in this video have totally changed how I use fusion 360 and is going to make me so much more productive. THANK YOU!

[JohnDK]

As a raw beginner on Fusion I'm really grateful to have found your videos. They're Brilliant. Just don't stop 'til I've learnt a lot more!
Many Thanks

[CarbonGlassMan]

You're my new favorite channel. I am going to watch your videos until I have them memorized. Thanks for making them.

[plasticochido]

Oh! I finally get the difference. I used to be a SolidWorks user, so I was used to do separate parts. The fact that you can model everything with reference to the first part is quite cool! Thanks for sharing.

[dnainkable]

This video made me laugh and cry a little all at the same time. Coming from SolidWorks the concepts regarding assemblies made sense. I will be checking out your other videos as time progresses to learn more. Thanks!

[chintanpatel]

The amount of work you put into making a single video made me so happy and motivated.
Thanks for the great content.

[maxhammond]

Lars, I always appreciate your instinctive pedagogy. Thanks for the good work.

[carpanimachine]

Has to be the best video I've ever seen. Made me laugh so hard the first time I had to watch it twice just to make sure I understood what you were saying. That video was a lot of work and your illustration was hilarious. Thanks for putting so much effort into this to help it all make sense.

[supernova-]

As a uni student, this couldnt be more helpful and entertaining at the same time!

[LuapAzerty]

I'm an industrial design student, and coming from solidworks, this is really helpful ! Thanks

[randykilpatrick]

I am not sure why but listening to Lars explain things makes perfect sense and sticks with me. After months of not having my PC due to hard drive failure I was able to model an admittedly simple item but still Lar's lessons just stayed with me.

[thedude]

Thank you, finally someone that explains assembly’s well. I’m use to solidworks so I was getting really frustrated

[sjdennis]

Lars, just found this video thanks for demystifying some of the workflow for fusion.

As a side note when you are doing a cut you can specify which bodies or components you with it to cut through with the drop down option "Objects To Cut" in the extrude function.

[orobocigano]

Maybe the most value for my time was achieved on this video! Thank you sir!