Fusion 360 Complete Guide - MADE EASY 2024

[@fourtwizzy]

Best F360 tutorial I’ve seen. Straight, to the point, covers all the things you need to know. Thanks!

[@fernando3061]

agreed this is a really good one.

[@bluckow]

agreed.

[@BOP_3D]

👍

[@mitchblackmore5230]

Really good beginner tutorial sir. You didn't try to cover too much. You showed just enough to get people that are new to CAD type programs to realize that they aren't that difficult to use, but at the same time you showed how useful they can be.

[@oldNavyJZ]

Your voice is clear, your wording is efficient and effective, your style is on point, and the content / explanation are absolutely perfect.

[@willpowerfpv3246]

Fantastic! I downloaded the program last night and just fiddled around, trying to get an idea of the layout and functions, but I got stuck pretty quickly, (and I had to head to bed), but after watching this, I'm extremely excited to meet home from work and start designing a few parts that I wasn't able to find an STL for. I'm only a week into owning a 3D printer, and I can say, I have definitely found my calling. I've always loved building by hand with wood and metal, but living in a 1 bedroom apartment means that I don't have the workspace. This is already scratching that itch. Great tutorial, I really appreciate this!

[@MrTonka]

Great tutorial Steven. With just this video I've been able to design and print loads of great stuff!! Thanks

[@hansepe]

This is a great quick-start guide to F360. Thank you!

[@matlhound65]

Absolute total CAD beginner here. Your video begins by assuming that my settings are the same as yours and that I already know how to navigate and manipulate the object. In the first 5 minutes, I had to stop and figure out every step you did without explanation and why my drawing wasn't doing the same. Literally nothing you demonstrated worked the same. As a career IT networking instructor, I'd suggest starting even more basic to equip people with the basic skills of setting up and navigating the environment before charging ahead with the project. I found that just understanding several basic elements that you leave unsaid helped greatly.

[@RandomTorok]

I'm having the same results. I try to create the cylinder and as soon as I select the second edge the cylinder shows up on the first edge. No way to move it to the center. Looking for another tutorial.

[@mica4153]

Thanks for the guide and for showing different methods (primitives and sketches), as well as helping me to understand how tools work. I'm a long-time Autocad user who's cant be 'effed with the new subscription model. I've been finding Fusion's interface so confusing - Until now!. I see what's meant by "parametric CAD" now too - More object-focused and constraint-based modelling with timeline and a handful of tools, instead of using layers and a thousand different tools and commands. This must be what it felt like trying to switch from MS-DOS to a modern OS, good lord. (also, no idea why. The sound of your 3D printer chugging away in the background is reassuring that i'm barking up the right tree!)

[@broj]

I just learned more in 20 mins than I have in any of the other tutorials I've followed. Question, is the Sketch method the intended / best method to use?

[@christianturner]

Thank you so much, short and very simple to follow.

[@deanroadifer6013]

Great video, would recommend it to anyone just getting started with fusion.

[@vincek1240]

Wish I seen this video weeks ago. Thanks.

[@WilliamBell-p7q]

This is great! The most clear and has a constant flow of info, thank you so much!

[@YanDude1]

Wow! Great video, love from the Rocket Buddies!

[@MarkRobinsonSr-e1r]

This was AWESOME! Thank you!!!!

[@fernandohildebrand6319]

Very good introduction! Thanks 👍

[@adambergendorff2702]

Well done video!

[@brinker7]

Great video! Should be a good help to get me started now :)

[@kerrysteed1189]

Thanks for your time and effort.

[@TechWokki]

Great tutorial

[@LJenkinsEsqIII]

Thanks Steve!

[@fernando3061]

if you're a student get that student version, also free, as long as you're in school.

[@Carlos-fk5rm]

awesome video, thanks!

[@CliffordFenser]

Very good content

[@raviddesignstudio-8834]

מצוין תודה!

[@chrisburnham1738]

so your tutorial is clear, but I am not getting the same options as you. I don't see the centre triangles, and I can't select the sides to get the dimensions. Resulted in the hole not being in the centre, and now it has disappeared altogether.

[@lawrencemarch2566]

FUSION 360 looks great but the free personal version is not available for MAC!!!!!

[@christopherlyons7613]

Yes it is. The Personal edition is cloud based, it's not installed on your machine. So you can use it on whatever machine you are accessing the web from.

[@venko3211]

How to convert STL TO SOLIDBODY sir

[@jomitoh5111]

Can you or someone please send a list of more free software for personal use? I just want to practice and get familiar. I don't have money right now but I want to practice and learn the material

[@mike27384]

right from the start drawing the square tab doesnt edit anything... how is a tutorial gonna work when i need a guide to understand it?

[@kbshah]

that is completely free for personal use only for 30 days trial

[@BillWeinman]

There's a free version and there's a trial version. The trial version is free for 30 days. The free version is free with limited features for personal use.

[@rroades]

I did the search as described, but it no longer says "360". Just Fusion for Personal Use. Is this still the same product? I know - absolutely dumb question - but I truly AM a complete newbie.

[@4-6-3DP]

Same product. They dropped “360” from the name.

[@BrianMeeks-ww9je]

I could NOT get the cylinder to find the center point the way you described. After 30 minutes of repeating the steps you did over and over, I gave up. Is it because you're on an apple and I'm on a PC? Very frustrating.

[@broj]

OK, I had the same issue, and I think I figured out, it looks like you don't actually click it, you just hover over the centre point of the edge on the edge move curse toward the centre of the object, then hover over the other edge centre point then move back toward the centre point and you should now have two guidelines intersecting. Then you can click the centre point. Hope that makes sense?

[@TrishMeyer99]

Even easier. Draw a 2D line on your Rectangle from one corner to the opposite corner. Hit Escape to exit Line. Select Create > Point, hover over the center of the line until you see the "triangle" (the Midpoint Constraint) pop up, then click to add a point. Hit Escape again to exit Point. That is then a centerpoint you can use. To make this line a construction line, select it and press X.

[@BOP_3D]

Chamfer is pronounced shamfer

[@Hanal503]

This app is just a joke for kids!😅 My Ass!

[@Boz1211111]

HM. so this or freecad? here they ask for personal information to give you free license, but some simple operations are more intuitive here. Is there equivalent in fusion to freecad spreadsheet?