The best work flow to model an F-16 in Fusion 360 CAD?

I show you my work flow how to model an F-16 in fusion. If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments. Like, comment and subscribe

[@nstereo2]

Sir THANK YOU!!! i am watching these and i want you to know it has been a great help.. I have struggled for weeks with fusion. And i agree with O-RoD Fusion should give you a full license.. Thanks again..

[@cadbuildflyrc3784]

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[@O-RoD]

I think at this point Fusion should be offering your a full license for free! Come on FUSION!

[@dougcronkhite2113]

I think this is my biggest roadblock with CAD.. the best workflow to get to the end result. Many times I start down a path, and then wish I'd done something differently way back in the beginning. It's a bit demoralizing to throw a lot of work away..

[@ESPS_90]

excellent video do you teach?

[@OddJobEntertainment]

17:50 I wonder if having a side profile sketch would be helpful for constraining the splines you are moving as you could set them to pierce or coincident, whichever F360 uses.

[@cadbuildflyrc3784]

You could do that.

[@britcharming]

I have been following your designs for a while now. I design in mostly solid and not very good in forms. I'm currently designing a T-33 67 in fuse length . Having a real problem designing the intakes due to being quite funky. Any chance you could design up the left intake and do a vid on it. BTW I have your site linked and recommended on my KZbin channel. Hope you can do this. thanks Jim

[@cadbuildflyrc3784]

I will take a look at the T-33 intake.

[@britcharming]

Thanks so much. Of course all credit will go to you. Jim