Getting Started with Fusion 360 Part 1 - BEGINNERS START HERE!

In this video, learn how to create your first model in Fusion 360! This video will go over everything you need to get started, including navigation, creating Sketches, creating 3D objects, and saving your model!

[Rxmedic]

Out of the top 5 videos I saw for this program yours was by far the most thorough. You explained the controls themselves which is what was tripping me up. The other guys would jump right in to "Ok let make this object." They would briefly describe projects, and how to save your file, but wouldn't describe the controls themselves. Thank you for breaking this down and being thorough.

[MrNytrosdad]

I have been toying with 360 for 5 years with troubles. I finally bought the subscription for my business and an employee who knows how to use it. You speak my language of learning, whatever language that is. THANK YOU SO MUCH, the first 15 min. have been helpful. I am looking forward to all your videos here!!!

[GeneKoro]

I am SO glad to see you've refreshed your "Beginner" videos ... which was great (the best, actually) for getting me started many years ago. Since I haven't been using Fusion for awhile, this is the perfect refresher for me, so a hearty "Thanks".

[taiarenthlei]

This is one of the most detailed and basid, easy to understand for dummies tutorial. Subscribed and liked.

[nestortorres]

I am positively impressed and grateful for your willingness to help rookies like me understand the intricacies of Fusion 360. Very well presented and easy to follow. 👍

[StringerCourier]

Your tutorials on CG Essentials were always my go-to resource when learning Blender. Now that I'm getting into 3d printing, Fusion 360 comes highly recommended as a modeling tool. So, I was so pleased to stumble onto these tutorials for Fusion. Your manner of presenting concepts in a clear, understandable way is great. Keep up the great work.

[KrisPrans]

I don't comment on videos often, but I have to say - this tutorial was amazing. Crystal clear, straight to the point but also not skipping over details. I am so happy to have found your videos and I will be going over your Fusion 360 beginner playlist over the next several days to learn the basics and hopefully start designing my own models for 3D printing!

[chucksdesk]

I so much enjoyed this part 1. I have tried other tutorials and constantly got lost. I appreciate you going into the more detail of what you click on etc. I did have a problem following you in one part, the dowel. After many failures, I finally got it to work but I don't understand how. I guess what I don't understand is how you selected the hole (circle). I hope you can clear that up for me or direct me to where I could get a better understanding of this. You have the best instruction I have yet found and I plan to stay with you as my primary instructional video. Thanks

[STIIICKLE]

You have saved me so much time. I'm new to Fusion and trying to create my own projects for 3D printing. This has been a life and time saver for me for making useful and simple things. Thank you sir. Liked and subscribed.

[xtob]

This is the best introductory video on Fusion 360 that I've found. I've been manhandling Tinkercad for the last 5 years and decided to join the big kids with Fusion 360. This video helped a TON. Thank you!

[TheNytfire]

Done some other tutorials and this one was by far my favorite. Used to do a ton of CAD in college but its been a decade and trying to get back into it

[darrellkc]

You just convinced me to use Fusion 360 for my modeling hobby. I have been using AutoCAD LT for 20 years as a commercial foodservice designer, so Fusion 360 has similar operations and processes. I will be downloading the program and then following your fine tutorial.

[tritoobe]

By far the best tutorial for beginners in Fusion 360 I came across on Youtube. Thanks for sharing!

[CptnKraken]

As a complete beginner, this is by far my favorite series on this software! My main question is - is there anything different I should be doing if I am mainly creating objects for 3D printing as opposed to woodworking (or other forms of manufacturing?) Such as: Should I still be creating new bodies for different "parts" of my files - or should I be joining them?

Thanks again for the great tutorials!

[bensupernova]

Hey Justin, thank you for providing free access and indexing such great education.

Your earlier vidoes were some of the only useful Fusion videos I could find for many years as a beginner,

[zclb]

Wow, Thank you so much. I am an AutoCAD and Solid Works guy, I've always had a "mental block" to learning Fusion 360. This video has certainly removed the entry level barrier for me.

[JerzBuzz]

Thank You, one thing i hate is when someone makes a video and says FOR BEGINNERS and its not, ,it is what you said and i probably will watch it again, its what i was looking for . thanks again

[dominaspina]

You taught me SketchUp and now learning Fushion360 😂. Thanks, Justin!

[nightzelmods]

I have completely maxed out tinkercad's capabilities and I am finally sitting down and learning fusion360. This was amazingly helpful and I am kicking myself for not jumping ship sooner!

[stratuspei]

Very nice tutorial, thanks! Looking forward to the next part.