Fusion 360 - Day 1 Absolute Beginners Live Session - See Udemy Course Details in Description (2024)

[@learnitalready]

Please see the description for the full 8 day Udemy course.

[@pied6]

This is my first time seeing a tutorial where the instructor is actively teaching a student. 99% of tutorials are usually just the instructor showing step by step and it's really unique to see something like this.

[@learnitalready]

Thanks so much! It is quite daunting to teach a completely brand new student and then put the journey online for many to watch, but I feel it was very practical for brand new learners. Did you see that the entire 8 hour course is available on Udemy? www.udemy.com/course/autodesk_fusion_cnc/?referralCode=2C2E94DDD4A48C2A7A98

[@pied6]

@@learnitalready i am interested in learning fusion for 3d printing and i noticed that your udemy course has more emphasis on plasma cutting and cnc. maybe i will check it out in the future.

[@shayfiebig6467]

Wow, what an amazing tutorial series. Your idea of teaching someone that has barely any previous knowledge of CAD/3D modelling and then posting it to a public channel like this is something you just don’t see on KZbin. Thank you!

[@learnitalready]

Thank you for your comment and encouragement. It’s true, it was a little daunting at first, because you never know how a person learns or responds to teaching, but Dan is such a good student and applies himself well. Glad this series is helping so many out there!

[@surajchavan6447]

I'm super curious 🧒 and excited, just like a kid, to hear from you guys! 🥰😍

[@learnitalready]

Thank you!

[@TZR122]

I will learn with you everyday 🎉

[@learnitalready]

Great to hear! Thanks 🙏

[@frankbonsignore.RochesterNY]

Hello again! I like this format and intend to follow along. However, I like my screen to look EXACTLY like yours, with the view cube and axes exactly the same. It seems to be important to me. I spend an inordinate amount of time trying to get this to look like it and of course, get frustrated, etc. Can you offer any advice? If I join the channel as a member do I get prompt response to my stupid questions? Do aluminum members get lower or less prompt service? I'm seriously interested.

[@learnitalready]

Hello again 👋 Thanks for reaching out. First and foremost, you are not alone in feeling frustrated when not being able to figure things out. I am amazed to hear stories of ones like you that are pressing on and not giving up. Excellent job! If you join the channel as a member, I will always do my best to respond to your questions. Oftentimes I use questions from members as a basis for an entire tutorial if possible, or will talk about it at some point. Right now, we are still a relatively small channel and so I am able to respond to most comments. I can’t promise that I will respond to every question immediately, but I genuinely try to answer all questions (as you can see if you scroll through the comments of each video). If you become a Titanium member, we will definitely give your questions priority over anyone else and give a monthly shoutout to you on our videos. We truly appreciate that you are considering. Thank you immensely!

[@WendyFiebig]

Zed Zee lol 19:47

[@learnitalready]

Is that “lots of love” or “laugh out loud”? 😆

[@DavidSmout-ml4gr]

Really helpful video Tai speaking for myself whose knowledge is zero supper easy to follow. Well done and thank you for efforts much appreciated 👍. I see you spoke about a series of eight but i am struggling to find any others 😢.

[@learnitalready]

Thanks so much for taking the time to comment. Glad that you found Day 1 beneficial. Please see the following link for the full course details: www.udemy.com/course/autodesk_fusion_cnc/?referralCode=2C2E94DDD4A48C2A7A98

[@terryhdbailey]

Just watched this day 1 and subscribed and liked as it done very well. What exactly is day 2 and future called in this series so i can find them in youtube?

[@learnitalready]

So glad that you enjoyed the first lesson! Here is a link to a video that explains where you can find the rest. If you listen closely to the whole video, and read the description carefully you will note that the first 100 to sign up can enjoy the entire course for free… there are still spots available at this point. We would appreciate any positive comments about the rest of the course too. All the best! Here’s the link: Fusion 360 - Absolute Beginner to Running a CNC - Live Sessions Course (2024) kzbin.info/www/bejne/goachnWFqJJ4pdk

[@raquelosmer2177]

WOW!! Just got through watching this first episode!! A video that goes at my pace!! Thank Tai!!! ( .... and "Dan the man") These series will definitely help me in CAD Class!!

[@learnitalready]

Great to hear! So glad that you have benefited from this series. Stay tuned for more!!!

[@jjudelson]

What a fantastic lesson for starting in Fusion and nothing that I have previously tried comes close to this. Well done.

[@learnitalready]

Thank you so much for taking the time to comment that. We are so glad that you benefitted from this. Hope you check out the rest of the course on Udemy. All the best!

[@PCC_in_the_field]

As a novice experimenting with Fusion 360 I like that this video fills in the basics that I may have missed, e.g. how to use the timeline. Looking forward to the next video.

[@learnitalready]

Very glad that see the benefits of this new series and that you’ve taken the time to post a comment. Much appreciated. Stay tuned for more.

[@ALANCREA]

Hei love your channel i came over the Dan the man live sessions ive seen session 1 and 2 but i can not find session 2 again to look back on ?

[@learnitalready]

Thanks so much for your encouragement and question. I just posted on Friday that we will be releasing a special video coming up that explains where you will be able to find this entire course (all 8 days/hours). Remember, first 100 that sign up will get it for free, so make sure you have subscribed and hit that notification bell. Stay tuned. Won’t be long.

[@dc85337]

In the file save part - WHERE DOES IT SAVE TO??? I'm unable to find it on my computer to access it for any reason. Also, can't change it's name or location or even delete it, why??

[@learnitalready]

Thanks for reaching out. I think there must be a bug in the version you’re using. Please check to see if there is an update first and then let us know. In Day 5 (just being released now) you’ll see Dan runs into a similar issue. Hope what we talk about in Day 5 will help you.

[@dc85337]

@@learnitalready Thanks for the prompt reply (rare). I have latest version, installed 2 weeks ago, will check out you vid 5.

[@learnitalready]

@@dc85337 Happy to try to help out if we can.

[@johnmcdonald3231]

Great video you answered a lot of my questions with them! Im looking at your course, is there a summary of each chapter? I did one and two but it looks like later on in the paid course it focuses on CNC and tool paths. I am just using for 3D printing so wouldn't need those skills.

[@learnitalready]

Great question! The first 6 hour sessions all focus on design. Session 7 focuses on CNC. Session 8 focuses mostly on troubleshooting. So, most of the course is dedicated to design which is definitely usable with 3D printing.

[@JerryBWagoner]

Greetings. I just finished Lesson 4 on Udemy and I had a question... When I did the homework after lesson three (homework was the mounting bracket), I was able to fully contain the sketch, including the little lock symbol in the browser area. When I later followed along in class, the lesson went well, but while the sketch behaved like it was constrained, I didn't get the lock symbol. I was really watching for it and assumed I was doing something wrong. Is the lock symbol the verification that a sketch is fully constrained? Is there such a thing as constrained vs fully constrained? Am I wrong to obsess over that little lock? :)

[@learnitalready]

It is so nice to hear from you Jerry! Thanks for reaching out. How about this: can you forward your Fusion file to me please? I will check it out and post a little video on the Udemy course as an update. I want to help all students that reach out to me that are taking the course. The best way is through another tutorial video. You can find our email on the about page to our KZbin channel. Thanks!

[@johnmcdonald3231]

Can you make two separate extrudes from one sketch? I was trying to make a circular body with a circular brim. Which just consisted of drawing a circle within another. When I select the inner circle to extrude the outer disappears.

[@learnitalready]

Yes, absolutely. When you extrude, Fusions assumes you would like to hide the sketch that you just extruded from. So, you just need to make it visible again. In the browser (left side of screen where it shows Sketches, Bodies, etc.) you need to click on the little arrow beside Sketches to expand the Sketches folder. Find the sketch that you just extruded from and click the little eye 👁️ beside it. Now you can use that same sketch to extrude again. You just finished Day 1, but the rest of the course can be purchased on Udemy. The information is found in the description to the tutorial. It teaches the aforementioned skill and a whole lot more.

[@markpinkstaff2287]

The best instruction I have seen for Fusion to date, I'm an old dude so the file organization is my biggest issue. I have never grasped all of this file, folder, ETC, stuff.

[@learnitalready]

So glad to hear that you like our channel! Stay tuned for many more.

[@72monte61]

Excellent video, as I like some others have been struggling learning the program. I recently purchased a Crossfire Pro and want to learn how to make signs, parts and other components cut out on the table. Which series would be best for me to get the most out of fusion ? Thanks !

[@learnitalready]

Thanks so much for your comment! Glad you enjoyed this first video. The others can be found as part of a Udemy course that we published. Please check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/goachnWFqJJ4pdk All the best with your learning!

[@pauljohnson3401]

Thank you very much. This is an excellent tutorial. Wonder how long before the others copy you? I am going to join the channel.

[@learnitalready]

Thank you so much for your comment and for joining! Welcome aboard. We truly appreciate your support!

[@plugwithapug]

This is what I needed. I watched so many tutorials and got overwhelmed and ultimately quit. I NEED an actual teacher and need to see how to use this program in depth. Most places just speed run through the tools. I really like that you started with file management so we get a feel for all the back end stuff of this program.

[@plugwithapug]

For some extra info, I am a Welder/fabricator as well and learning CAD is actually for my 3D printing hobby.

[@learnitalready]

Great to hear! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment and tell us a little bit about your self. Did you see that the full course can be purchased on Udemy? It is quite a reasonable price for 8 hours of instruction. Many have commented how much they have benefited from it. Also, all our KZbin tutorials are ready for you to continue your learning too. Please keep us up-to-date with your progress.

[@adilamin3843]

Awesome 👍 Thanks for the excellent tutorial series...

[@learnitalready]

Thank you so much! Have you seen that the full series can be found on Udemy? Please check out the link in the description. Hope you keep learning with us.

[@frankbonsignore.RochesterNY]

Hello! I just redid this lesson and it went very smoothly. It all comes down to a state of mind, you know? Sometime I would like to share with you what I'm learning this for and what I will be doing with this.

[@learnitalready]

Hello! Thanks for letting us know. Super glad that it went very smoothly for you. Would love to hear what your goals are with your learning. Keep it up!

[@PatMerina]

Great video. The instruction is excellent. Just joined the course on Udemy. Thank you.

[@learnitalready]

Great to hear! Thanks for letting us know. All the best with your learning Fusion.

[@pjr1006]

Where are the rest of the videos for this ?

[@learnitalready]

Hello! Thanks for asking. Please check the description to this video for the details.

[@rafatseed9078]

Good job man....simple and direct...go ahead

[@learnitalready]

Thank you! Glad you benefitted. Did you see the link in the description to the full Udemy course? If you’re interested, please check it out.

[@BretWrightSTUFF]

Great jobs, older user, but always pick up tips

[@learnitalready]

Thanks for your comment! Never too “older” to learn it! Keep up the great work.

[@theratsnestvideo]

How often will you be adding to this video series?

[@learnitalready]

We are planning for weekly releases.

[@musoangelo]

Great! My story is really close to Dan's in that I'm a welder, fabricator (retired, marine engineer) and I've been playing around with a small (2' X4') plasma table, but could use some help. I'm really looking forward to this series.

[@learnitalready]

Very cool! Hopefully you will learn a lot from this series. It might start off slow on Day 1 for some, but believe me things will pick up in the the near future.

[@yuval9197]

Finally a good tutorial of Fusion 360 in KZbin. I've been searching for you guys! great job, I appreciate your work. Thank you.

[@learnitalready]

Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy each session! Please don’t forget to subscribe and turn on notifications so that you get updated with each new tutorial. All the best with your learning!

[@yuval9197]

Subscribed, Liked and started already the next session @@learnitalready 💪

[@learnitalready]

@@yuval9197 Great! Enjoy 👏

[@TheInamsheikh]

very simple and clear demonstration. I learned a lot from this first lesson. Two thumbs up.

[@learnitalready]

Great to hear! Thanks for commenting. Don’t forget to watch the following to see how you can get the entire course for free. First 100 to sign up can get it for free: kzbin.info/www/bejne/goachnWFqJJ4pdk

[@alaaemam1242]

Very nice tutorial , thanks for the great efforts and keep going on 👌

[@learnitalready]

Thank you for your comment! Did you see that you can sign up for the entire course for free? Please check the description again for details. There is a limited time for you to sign up.

[@alaaemam1242]

Would you please share the Udemy course link ( with discount 😉)

[@learnitalready]

This video has all the details you need: Fusion 360 - Absolute Beginner to Running a CNC - Live Sessions Course (2024) kzbin.info/www/bejne/goachnWFqJJ4pdk

[@Paul_Au]

I am enjoying the format of this series with the student learning in the video. It's very much like me being a part of the class. I'll be following the series for sure. Just to share my background, I live in Australia and I'm a retired Motor Mechanic that moved to Plant operation in coal mines. My interest in Fusion 360 is in relation to my hobby of the last year or so of 3D Printing.

[@learnitalready]

Thanks for your comment and encouragement. Thanks too for sharing some of your background. It’s amazing to hear that people all over the world are benefiting from these tutorials. Please consider joining our Facebook page where you can post some of your 3D printing work.

[@Paul_Au]

@@learnitalready Followed!

[@vinnnocc]

Just joined the 8 lesson course. Can’t wait to learn more. I’ve been a self taught for over a few months but I still find myself struggling with simple things.

[@learnitalready]

Great to hear! So glad you joined. Please let us know how you’re enjoying the course, either through Udemy or KZbin. Please consider sharing too. All the best!

[@vinnnocc]

@@learnitalready so far the videos have been great. Definitely easy for a new comer. The patience you have with Dan is amazing. He’s doing such a great job I feel his tv monitor is hurting him. I’m currently on day 5 since I sorta have an idea I start with the homework and try to finish. Then I’ll watch the video to see where I struggled. Then after video I’ll delete everything and redo my work. The point feature is something I never self taught myself and it’s definitely an amazing feature. I normally would just drag circles and struggle to get them in the right spots haha. Can’t wait to see what the rest of the videos bring. Also I only found your channel because I wanted to add a parametric vice to my work area I got that going then I figured I see what else you have posted and omg so much to watch I can’t wait to learn

[@joell439]

🙏🙏

[@learnitalready]

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[@WendyFiebig]

Axis Axes 3D modelling lessons AND grammar lessons too?! You are the whole package! 20:42

[@learnitalready]

Oh no! 😆 I can’t imagine all the mistakes I’m making throughout these tutorials.

[@noseasmamut]

Thanks!

[@learnitalready]

Thanks so much for your support! We truly appreciate it. Have you checked out the full course on Udemy yet?

[@mannys1994]

Thank you for these tutorials! You've been a tremendous help! I'm in my sixties and just purchased my first cnc router knowing nothing about programming or cad/cam. I've always wanted to do this as a hobby and your videos are helping me immensely! Keep up the great work! I've subscribed. Thank you

[@learnitalready]

You’re most welcome! And thank you very much for your nice post. We hope to get you to the point of understanding how to run your router efficiently and confidently. Have you considered becoming a member? We give priority to members’ questions and may even include your comments in upcoming tutorials. It is a mutual way to support each other. Keep up the great work! It will get easier with each progressive step. All the best in your journey!

[@mannys1994]

@@learnitalready I will be signing on as a member. Thanks again!

[@learnitalready]

@@mannys1994 That is super kind of you! Thank you for your support :)

[@Oregun]

Really awesome, thanks! Now on to lesson 2. :)

[@learnitalready]

So glad you liked this tutorial! Have you signed up for the course yet? It is still free for a limited time if you follow the directions in the following video: Fusion 360 - Absolute Beginner to Running a CNC - Live Sessions Course (2024) kzbin.info/www/bejne/goachnWFqJJ4pdk

[@Oregun]

@@learnitalready I did! It is awesome that you provided that free code, thank you very much! I just finished lesson two. I've done it twice and after another time I'm going to try the homework. Excellent instructions and the jokes are pretty good too. :)

[@Oregun]

@@learnitalready I sent you some cash on Square as a thanks. It didn't ask for my email and as I never used it before I hope you got it. -Don (Kennewick, WA)

[@learnitalready]

@@Oregun Don, thank you so much for your support and kindness. We received it and are very thankful for your generosity. Please let us know how your journey unfolds with learning this software and how you benefit from our other tutorials as well. Thanks again!

[@Oregun]

@@learnitalready Great! I got the email confirmation after all. Just a small thanks! I'll keep you posted. I'm new to all of this and just got a 3D printer and want to design stuff now. Thanks again for all your hard work, you're making learning this software a lot of fun. -don

[@garytann5408]

Great lessons for beginners

[@learnitalready]

Thank you so much! If you’re interested in the full course, please check the link in the description. All the best with your learning 👍

[@JerryBWagoner]

This is the tutorial I've needed!!!! Thank you. I so look forward to the rest of series. So many tutorials I've found myself either struggling to handle the UI, following the steps but not understanding fully why. Here a little extra time is spent on why, and it makes all the difference!!!

[@learnitalready]

So glad that this is what you were looking for! Many have said that they have benefited from this series for the same reasons that you have. Awesome! Did you know that the rest of the series has been on Udemy for the past several months now. You can find a link to it in the description of the video. Please let me know if you have any questions.

[@frankdearr2772]

Great thanks 👍

[@learnitalready]

You’re most welcome 🙏

[@eligiodu]

I appreciate your explanation of the three drawing planes, I too like to begin my drawings on the "XY" plane. One way to make this selection quicker is to hover your cursor over the lower center area of the canvas between the green and red lines. When you click this area it selects the "XY" plane, you can verify that you chose the correct plane by seeing the "view cube" rotate to "Top." The explanation of how to view the object using the view cube, mouse, scroll button, etc. is well done. Every artist takes pride in what they create by seeing it in different orientations.

[@learnitalready]

We really thank you for the time you took to express your appreciation for this tutorial. So glad that you enjoyed it. Thank you too for your explanation too. Looking forward to hearing more of your learning journey in the future.

[@JerryBWagoner]

Thanks!

[@learnitalready]

Thank you so much!

[@bierbarrel]

Awesome series....thx!

[@learnitalready]

Glad you’re enjoying it!