Fusion 360 Egg Design Made Simple: Sketch And Revolve Tutorial

In this Beginner Fusion 360 tutorial, learn how to create a stunning egg design perfect for Easter decorations or 3D printing projects. Whether you're aiming for a classic Easter egg look or want to craft a fantastical dragon egg, this step-by-step guide will walk you through the process.
Starting with a simple sketch, we'll use Fusion 360's powerful offset and revolve tools to bring our egg to life. Follow along as we demonstrate techniques to refine your design and achieve the perfect shape.
This egg design isn't just for decoration - it's also saleable! Imagine creating unique Easter egg ornaments or offering custom dragon eggs for fantasy enthusiasts.
Unlock your creativity and join us as we explore the possibilities of Fusion 360. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced designer, this tutorial will provide valuable insights and techniques to enhance your skills.
Ready to hatch your next project? Watch the video now and start creating your own egg designs in Fusion 360! Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more Fusion 360 tutorials and design inspiration. Happy designing! 🥚✨
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[@amandaRimkus]

Hi, thank you for your video. I'm so excited that a tech newbie like me could potentially create/design something with this program. Quick question, min 4:32 my sketch does not seem to pick up the "shelf' i created with the offset? Looks exactly the same as yours now but it is not picking that shelf with the offset.

[@BA.3D]

I had a couple issues with this when I don’t fully close the shape. The easiest way to check is in the sketch view hover over the section and see what highlights. If the shelf doesn’t highlight, then it’s not closed off all the way.