Fusion 360 Loft tutorial: 3D spoon

Fusion 360 tutorial:
This is a practice exercise in using a loft to create a spoon.
I will show you how. to loft to a point and make it tangent to the plane the point is on.
For assistance with any of your work please email me at
[e-mail].

[@jamesharris4219]

Thanks, I just subscribed. There are many Fusion tutorials on You Tube, but most are older. It is nice to see someone actively posting. Please continue. Thanks

[@Fusionfundamentals]

Thanks for the sub! I’ll keep making videos. Suggestions on content will be helpful thanks

[@philiptaylor3262]

Very helpful and to the point. Thank You

[@Fusionfundamentals]

Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the feedback.

[@rjustison]

Thank you.

[@Fusionfundamentals]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Mickparrysstepdad]

I'm trying to model a domed speaker grill, but although I've now managed to design a circular dome, and use the shell function. I can only cut one hole in the middle. When I try to use the pattern tool, everything looks great, with all the holes lined up perfectly, but when I click ok, I get an error and no extra holes.

[@Fusionfundamentals]

Sometimes the command won’t understand what surface you are trying to apply command to. Sometimes on a curved surfaces it won’t apply the pattern. You would have to try several ideas and play around with it

[@Mickparrysstepdad]

I'm stuck at 1:22 :( The plane is made, but I can't set a point to lock too.

[@Fusionfundamentals]

Hi Matt, once you have made the new plane you need to create a new sketch on that plane and once you are in the new sketch press “P” and click on the origin. This will project the point. If you have done all of that and the point is not available you can go back into that sketch and create a point on that projected point. You should then be able to use that point to create your loft.

[@Mickparrysstepdad]

@@Fusionfundamentals Thanks very much :)