Great! I've created a fusion 360 form. What do I do with it now?

[@woodturner1954]

Finally custom shapes. I've been a aircraft model builder for 40 years and really like custom shapes and non normal forms. I use all kinds of materials from balsa, paper, tissue, and have flown some really strange looking planes, mostly rubber band powered. Also sailboats, ships, sci-fi space ships. Things don't have to fly but it would be fun to make a physical model you can hold in your hands or set on a shelf.

[@redbaronrc]

@@woodturner1954 me too! All the above. Got both sailboats and powerboats.

[@hippie-io7225]

Thanks for your clear explanations. I would like to be able to take 3D scanner data of a knee, bring it into fusion 360, then create a knee brace around the scan, then 3D print it. Changing the thickness of the 3D print walls is an important ability. 3D printed prosthetics are a growing need.

[@redbaronrc]

Interesting topic! I did a reverse engineering fusion 360 video, but you caught my attention. Any chance you could send me a scan? hit my contact form on my website redbaronrc.com, and i'll take a look at this.

[@Jasmin.M-hz5ty]

Here real challenge,make Pillar spaceship from No Man's Sky video game.But,make your much biger,so that it can have.Ramp like ferry,garage for mobile diging machine and truck,and on top,a living area,and pilots cabin.Please do it,becouse spaceships from No Man's Sky,realy are ugly.

[@redbaronrc]

Thanks for the suggestion! I'm not familiar with this but I will make a point to look it up now.

[@UserNumeroUnoo]

Without vertex moving its not interesting. For peace of soup its ok😂😂😂