LEARN FUSION 360 FAST! A Beginner Tutorial [step by step instructions, no prior knowledge required]

Want to learn Fusion 360 in one day? Then this is the right tutorial for you! We cover the basics first and then model the Bialetti Mocha Pod from start to finish. No previous knowledge required!
If you are new to Fusion 360, watch the entire tutorial first, then download a free version of the software (link is below) and watch it again while following my instructions step by step.

If you have any questions, leave them in the comment section below. Thanks for your interest!

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[MrJuuddss]

When i watched this video i had never even drawn a line in this software as it looked overwhelming to master, but your video is so easy to follow that you have eased me into this program perfectly thank you so much for your time and effort to making these tutorials available. excellent job thanks, best wishes George👍👍

[davidsullivan]

By far the most informative and understandable video I have watched on Fusion 360. Thank you so much for NOT talking and moving as fast as theaters I have watched. I am just now, at my advanced age, trying to understand CAD. you have helped me realize that there is a light at the end of the tunnel.

[jackng]

U are a legend. I have been using Fusion360 for 3 years and this is the most comprehensive and concise tutorial video I have seen.

[RainDancerVideo]

I had gone thru 100's of tutorials last year when I was checking out and learning Fusion 360. I had a pretty good handle on it and then stopped using it for about 9 months and forgot a lot of what I learned. This is by far the best all around video to either begin using the program or refresh yourself in the function of the this powerful program. Excellent job of the content, sound and video quality.

[evierma]

I've been trying to learn Fusion 360 for like 2 years now and the learning curve seemed to be very steep. Today I started watching this video and I must say this makes a lot more sense than any tutorial I've seen so far. Thank you so much for the super simple explanations. I will finish this and try a design first. Then I might post new comments but so far I like this a lot.

[KleineKassiopeia]

Honestly, this tutorial is crazy good. When I first looked at the coffee pot I thought that it was way too complicate as a first project (since I'm quite familiar with it), but you really broke it down into very digestable pieces! Thank you!

[DominickPeluso]

I really like this tutorial. It's very quick and thorough. I pause and replay a lot to make sure I understand before moving on. It is quick, but I love that it doesn't waste time between each point. The only suggestion I have is to include chapters in this video to make it easier to stop and come back to a different part at a later time.

[daveyJ]

Mr. Gladiator. Your knowledge and skill with Fusion 360 is astounding! I purchased my first 3D printer 2 weeks ago with the hope of learning to print items for my model railroad. I am a long-time SketchUp user (20+ years), but I quickly discovered it would not be adequately powerful enough to create the models I needed, at least without some major hoop-jumping. I went searching and found Fusion 360. I am a total beginner, and the learning curve looks like Mt. Everest. Your video has given me hope that one day I might actually be able to accomplish something. I learned many valuable work-flow concepts. Fusion 360 is an amazing program; it seems there are no limits. 

When I was learning to play guitar I sat in front of my old record player, lifted the needle, sat it back down on the outer edge of the disk as many times as I need untilI learned to play the song. Guess I'll be doing that with your video. Thanks for posting and sharing your knowledge.

[markbowes]

I have been using fustion for some time and watched hundreds of "how to: videos, this one blows them all away. Clear concise instructions and showing all the little tools, amazing.

[alexanderfpv]

Hell yeah brother! This is a great tutorial. I haven't messed with 3d software in almost 20 years and I can't wait to dig deeper after work today. I like that you just jump in and start making something that looks complicated. I can't believe how powerful this software is.

[leroycasterline]

Now that I'm nearly finished working through the project for the first time, I can comfortably say you've produced a tutorial with the highest educational density (learning per unit time) I've had the pleasure of following. You've got a new subscriber.

One issue I'm running into is associating the constraint icons to their associated objects. Is there a way to list all of the constraints (and other objects) in a sketch and their properties?

[bradstudio]

Haven't touched CAD in years, just got Fusion 360 for a simple part I wanted to have made. This video got me on the way to achieving that goal, thank you!! It was really fun, I'm going to make more stuff now.

[MallocArray]

This was amazing. Easy to understand and kick-started my journey. Just 1 hour into the video and I was already making my own parts and 3d printing them!

[Flachknipser]

I'm excited about this crash course, everything summarized in a compact way, your work was worth it.
Thank you for this wonderful contribution.

[seldompeace]

Thank you man. I learn a lot of thing from your lesson. I'm just a infantine for Fusion 360 3D software. You teach every single detail in your lesson. Thank you a Good luck and happiness for you and for your family.

[JeffinTD]

I suspect this truly excellent video has been more of a tremendous help to more people than you realize. Thank you so much.

[cg-rajdiputopia]

I've finished the entire course, and even as a beginner, I learned a lot from it. Thank you so much!

[lr]

Oh my goodness, thank God i found your tutorial, i am only 7 minutes in but you are the easiest and most comprehensive teacher on this that i found on youtube! thank you for making it easy to understand for absolute dummies at 3D like me :)

[vedsheth]

Thanks for the tutorial. I'm just a high school student who has an elective at school where we are required to self-learn tinkercad and fusion 360. Tinkercad was easy enough but when I logged onto fusion, it looked so confusing. I had watched like 3 tutorials before this one and I gotta say this one really helped me get a grip on fusion 360! Again, thanks a lot!

[deirdregurry]

This is the best instructional video I have ever watched. For anything! Ever!