Creating CABINET PLANS in Fusion 360 (Fusion 360 Woodworking Tutorial)

[@TheFusionEssentials]

Hi everyone! Let me know if you have any questions about the drawing tools in the comments below! :)

[@crookcostello6018]

yea... why u just abandon us like that?... smh

[@juliuspereira7067]

This is gold...for free...really all your tutorials. Thanks for breaking it down. you rock!!

[@tbolish]

Just wanted to say thanks for making these videos Justin! As a hobbyist woodworker, I've very recently switched over from SketchUp to using Fusion 360 and have to say that your videos are the best explanations of EXACTLY what I'm trying to accomplish. For my (Pre-Covid) work, I often use Vectorworks to model rooms and buildings for live events - and considered using it for woodworking, however I quickly realized it's strength definitely lay in BIM and not manufacturing - at least at my current level of experience with it. Thanks again for showing how easy and powerful Fusion 360 is! Hopefully they keep it free for personal like Sketchup once was!

[@TheFusionEssentials]

Glad you're liking the videos! :)

[@moderntouchfurniture]

Wow Justin you answered all my questions in one video! Can't wait to view the next one, and thanks for taking the time.

[@gemmeta8097]

Thank you, all your tutorials are really helpful! I've already learned more in 2 hours than what I've learned in weeks by myself. Keep it up!

[@TheFusionEssentials]

Thank you Gemma - glad the tutorials are helping you! :)

[@olelaustsen8657]

Totally new to Fusion360. As a cabinet maker this tutorial is amazing! Thanks for sharing this!

[@miguelquiroz1550]

You saved my day Brother. Thank you very much.!

[@josephrael3581]

I can't thank enough for your video's. You've helped this old machinist a lot learning Fusion. so many simple things that helps a person so much! Yes you've help me so much. Happy New Year Thanks again.

[@cjbyrne7]

Hi, I hope you are still looking at comments for these videos. I have followed several of your builds, and you do great explaining. One thing I have a question about is when I build a component and add a component to it, I can pull the parts away from one another. How do I assemble them? I am most familiar with Onshape and inventor programs where you build parts and create an assembly.

[@jakeh9885]

Thank you for making this video!

[@smg6461]

Great video - you explain things really well! Thanks, I look forward to watching more.

[@Ronnysunshine]

Hi Justin. I don’t appear to have the annotation toolbar at the bottom of my screen. I tried searching elsewhere but have been unsuccessful. All I have at the bottom is Pan, Zoom and Fit. Thanks again for all of the great work you put out!

[@redreasoning]

I can't find mine either. I tried running it as Admin as per Fusion 360 forum I read, still nothing

[@photonmoon]

I have the same problem

[@pheroztengra2821]

I have a feeling they turned the feature off so as only the paid subscribers have this option only.

[@PaweKrajewski]

Hello! You work wonders with this program;)) I am a carpenter, and I have trouble calculating angles. I would like to connect three boards at an angle of 120 degrees (board ends cut from two sides into the top). Connect in such a way to make a dome, a ball (with a diameter of 1 meter). The boards must be cut at both ends at two angles - at what angles? I'm tired of it ... If you could help, I would be very grateful! Thank you! Greetings from Poland! 👍

[@ghxy5696]

Thanks, Justin.

[@Tokolosk]

Thank you Justin for these - it's been immensely useful! I'm still struggling to see the difference between components and bodies - when to use which and pro's or cons of either. Specifically with woodworking.

[@carolynredmond6190]

Is there a way to print the parametric parameters table

[@AniDuBes]

Thank you, sir.

[@torr5952]

"Quick Add" not working on free version?

[@NicksStuff]

15:35: The scale is wrong, isn't it?

[@ijofaizol4291]

This program is paid or free?

[@torowazup1]

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👌🏼🌧️😎

[@ChrisWard74]

While I found your tutorials informative this whole series is very repetitive where I feel you could watch half of them and still get the same info vs watching all of them. Also why do you never use construction lines when measuring things out?