Fusion 360 Tutorial — How to get a handle on Assembly and Joints in Fusion

It is time to dig in and get a handle on assembly and joints in Fusion 360. This video comes with three examples and you can download the models by clicking the link below.
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[BukephalosDE]

Thanks Mr. Christensen, your HowTos are among the best HowTos on YouTube. Keep Going.

[gusmanbhai]

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[NeoMorphUK]

Lars, for an old guy who watches the youngsters zip around Fusion with envy, I have to say you teach very, VERY well. I was not very hopeful at the beginning but I practiced making the Absolute Beginner tutorial box several times until I knew what I was doing... and I was hooked.

So thank you Lars, and also to Autodesk for making it free for enthusiast use. Seems an old dog (me) can actually learn new tricks. Next hard point is actually to transfer a 3D model and make it on my cnc OX router ( that is coming next week). I'm doing this actually as therapy for long term chronic pain.

[billmoran]

Lars, you have by far, the best tutorials for Fusion 360. I search for your videos whenever I need to learn or refresh my knowledge.

[greghorowitz]

Lars, your instructional videos are not only extremely helpful, but also the most enjoyable to watch. I only recently stumbled upon Fusion 360 and I have completely overdosed on fusion tutorials in the past 2 weeks. My subscriptions for SolidWorks and CamWorks are due end of November, and thanks to you and Fusion 360 I think I am going to bail on them after about 12-14 years of loyalty!! Thank you,

[blainebrezina]

I wish every creation software had tutorials as good as yours Lars. I really appreciate how slow you go and how you repeat every command you use multiple times and speak them out even when you are doing them for the 2nd or the 50th time and talk about the intention of each. It is extremely helpful.

[dottovich]

I greatly enjoy watching you because you go in depth and simplify things in a way that most will understand; which makes you greatly enjoyable to watch. I am not saying you are basic in what you show, but that you can break down complex (and very difficult for most) subjects and present them in such an apprehensive way. Please continue to be inspired to produce videos.
-I Appreciate you!

[JuanRamirez-ktse]

Clear, concise, good voice tone and easy to listen to. I will look for your tutorials on Fusion, Tanks a lot.

[ChrisHuck]

Thanks for a great video. As someone that's been using 3D CAD for almost 20 years now, it's certainly hard to break the habits that have been developed in various software. Hearing your description of how typical mates are applied in say, SolidWorks (which I use daily), versus how they're applied in Fusion really helped me to wrap my brain around how to approach joints in Fusion. I was really struggling yesterday with an assembly and this video has given me a fresh perspective. Keep up the good work!

[stanmacdonald]

I've retired from a SW background. A couple years ago I started using F360. I've been fighting joints since then. Your video finally sheds light in to what is going on in F360. Thank you!

[HerbOMatic]

Instruction is good! The Joints here are not nearly as intuitive as mates in Solidworks but looks faster once you know how to use it. I'm here learning Fusion since I was trained in solidworks but can't use it in my small business since it's 5-7K a seat. Fusion is accessible, thanks!

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I really appreciated your videos. You are a lot easier to follow than any of the other instructors on YouTube.

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I have never done CAD work before in my life, With around an hour and a half of video between you and NYCNC Im happy with my progress, excellent videos, very clear and easy to understand

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Hi Lars, I'm brand new to Fusion 360, having used cambam in the past with my home build CNC machine. It's time to start making more complex items. I really enjoy your video's, they are great, well explained in a good speed, very understandible. Thanks!! More videos to watch.

[MrFujack]

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[jackflash]

Absolutely one of your best videos and possibly the most informative video on Fusion I've seen.
Thank you!

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[mohammadhassan]

It's 2022 and still one of the best tutor on YouTube! This a quite explanatory and simple. Thanks for such huge work.