Learn to create a Socket Screw in Autodesk Fusion 360

In this exercise we model a Socket Screw with a vertical repeating pattern in Autodesk Fusion 360.
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These exercises are intended to help you become familiar with Autodesk Fusion 360 through repetition. These models are not always exact but, are measured for approximation. When attempting to reproduce models for 3D printing, be sure to verify your own real world measurements for authenticity.
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Thank you very much for this great tutorial !!!!

[@oneRella]

Wonderful tutorial.

[@KieuPho]

Thank you for showing us. Clear instructional video.

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[@jan5580]

Great video and extremely clear instructions.Thanks!!

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Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you found the video helpful and the instructions clear.

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Thank you, it was a great video, very useful!

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[@darrenkilgariff882]

excellent videos , im working through all of them from the bottom of the list to the top , one question with this one , i would never of thought how to do the hex with a sketch , then revolve ,it still doesnt make sense how it works , how did you ever learn this ? i could of sat here all week and not come up with doing it this way

[@CADJungle]

I started 3D modeling back in 2015. I decided to learn Fusion 360 and just followed other tutorials as well. Since I already had a background. It made it much easier for me to learn.

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Thank you for a good video.

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