Day 2 of Learn Fusion 360 in 30 Days for Complete Beginners! - 2023 EDITION

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00:00 - Day 2 of Learn Fusion 360 in 30 Days
00:15 - Save file in 'the cloud' in Fusion 360
00:56 - Create New Component in Fusion 360
01:26 - Insert Reference Image in Fusion 360
02:15 - Scale Reference Image (Canvas) in Fusion 360
04:11 - How to Sketch in Autodesk Fusion 360
05:23 - How to Use Fit Point Spline in Autodesk Fusion 360
08:10 - How to Revolve in Fusion 360
09:20 - How to Add Rounded Edges in Fusion 360
10:34 - How to Make a Hollow Body in Fusion 360
11:00 - Apply the Appearance of Glass in Fusion 360

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[ProductDesignOnline]

(I'll update this playlists as each Day is released)

[VooDoo_swe]

For the ones that has problem with "New component" and that the canvas gets low opacity and the canvas is not imported under the component you need to do the following:
1) Create the component
2) Deactive the "origin" folder above your new component (click the eye) (or you can right click and hide planes and hide axes)
3) Import the canvas and when you select the "Front" you need to be sure that the Yellow/orange box/side is "blue" otherwise it will be inserted in the standard Origin

[romanalaivi]

There is NO better basics instruction on CAD design with Fusion 360 out there. This is not just well done, Kevin creates the most cogent, concise and distraction free learning process you could ever hope to find. No shitty music, no distracting window with his face all over it, no crappy transitions and irrelevant information, no various concepts meshed into one video, no skipping over even the most BASIC mouse and keyboard controls, all the while being 100% perfectly efficient in how the knowledge is disseminated, not even one wasted word or moment.

This is really the pinnacle of how good tutorials and courses can be on youtube. I honestly shudder to think about how much effort has to go into this to get it so perfectly distilled, it's really impressive. Thank you!

[garrydye]

This FREE course is light years better than the three prior ones I had purchased on Edemy. I really appreciate you taking all this effort to make these videos.

[emdrum]

Very useful tutorials - thanks for making these available. One small thing - if you draw the line at the top of the bottle from the outside to the inside then Fusion 360 takes this as an extension of the existing line and a single surface. Then you can't select the top of the bottle to do the hollow step. You have to draw the line exactly as you do in the tutorial - from the centre axis to the edge - then it works.

[elinaozolina]

Hey guys I found problem solution for shell command when it can not detect face, you only can select whole bottle! So basically problem fit point spline, do not round or make horizontal last top point, in video he did not do it, if you do it, fusion will think that top face isn't flat surface! I just deleted last spline point and it didn't change much my spline so I left it as it is and shell command worked! If you want round edge you better use filet tool after you do shell command, DON'T MAKE ROUND TOP EDGE IN SKECH !!!!

[greysoulx]

Love the reboot of the series! Like another commenter said below, if your screen recorder has the option please turn on the cursor highlight and keystroke display (so we can see you press A instead of you having to comment "A as in Alpha") That is about all the wish list I have. See you Friday!

[TadaGanIarracht]

EDIT: Accidently left feedback for this course thinking it was autodesk and Kevin got back to me right away. Not really sure what to say here but that is next level support and a totally over the top thing to do for an irate stranger... Well I am subscribed and ill be making sure to comment on every video at least once and leave a like on all of these as well. Really just a good person here, unreal

[zapador]

Thank you so much for re-doing this series, I understand its a lot of work but hopefully worth it! I've linked a lot of people the old one because your tutorials are so well made. Now I can send them to this new one instead.

[jimdean]

I’ve been using Fusion 360 for about a year with acceptable results but I still struggle with some basics. Your videos have been a big help as I reboot my learning curve. Thank you and keep them coming.

[WacoMapua]

The first two episodes are awesome! learned heaps already. Can't wait to finish the rest of the series. Thank you so much!!

[BobsonDugnuttz]

Getting the shell command to work was brutal! Got there in the end with a lot of trial and error. Thanks for the tutorials, only two in and they are great.

[katiegordon]

Anyone else notice this video came three months after Day 1? 😅 I am excited to finally learn Fusion360, though 😊

[Nomadboatbuilding]

These lessons are perfect. Clear and concise instructions. I have no end of trouble trying to follow F360 tutorials. These are exactly simple enough to get started.

[SumDumChum]

I just spent about 2 hours digging into Fusion360. My background and experience goes back to Rhino and Maya back in the early 2000's so a lot of these techniques and walkthroughs are a great refresher. I haven't used an modeling/design software in over 20 years and it feels like second nature. My only challenge is it just dives into the tool and interface and maybe I haven't looked at your channel but I'm finding that running these videos at 75% speed is helpful because I'm new to the UI of this application. I stumbled upon this video series and probably should have started somewhere else first but needless to say these are super easy to follow and gives real application purposes of how to leverage to the tool in its most practical form. Thanks for creating this series ( what appears to be from 2022) but all still relevant. Since I', not in any production mode yet and just getting back into it I'm hopeful the full series does not required any paid features. I'm getting back into modeling as I'm in the market of getting a 3d printer. I cannot wait to re-create what I did in the early 2000's by printing designs in a 2d plane (paper) and getting them re-modeled with newer technology and create my designs from college in a 3d space with a printer. This series ( so far) is super helpful thanks for sharing and taking the time. Only downside is it just dives directly into it but I know there are tons of videos, maybe a recommendation is to provide a VERY basic interface video before jumping in. These concepts are not foreign to me so I'm able to follow along very easily.

[J.milaman]

I am bound to learn this. Day 2 complete. Thank you for the great lesson

[crazyvoucher]

this is 10X better than most Udemy courses I purchased on Fusion 360 thank you so much for making it accessible on YouTube

[brian]

I was about to give up on 3d modelling but just 2 of your videos have me up and printing, I hope all the others are supporting you as well. Far cheaper than the over priced mind ****s offered by the so called experts. Educating is a gift and you have it in spades. Thankyou.

[PaganArtGuy]

I just finished studying for day two: Watch once, then do the tutorial. I cannot tell you how excited I was creating the lego style block... thank you so much for creating this course. I can tell how well put together this is, just after to first two lessons.

[MartinSchabbauer]

Thanks for your great tutorials, Kevin! As newcomers to the 3D printing world (we just got our hands on an X1C), my wife and I are loving your videos. Your clear explanations and step-by-step guidance are perfect for beginners like us: a 5-minute video often turns into a 30-minute learning session for us! 😄