(Tutorial) How To QUICKLY 3D Model A Full Chess Set in Fusion 360 - Step-By-Step Tutorial

How To QUICKLY 3D Model A Full Chess Set in Fusion 360
A step-by-step tutorial on how to model your own 3D Printable Chess Piece Set in Autodesk Fusion 360. No Fusion 360 experience needed! By the end of this video, you will have quickly and easily created your very own chess pieces to include a King, Queen, Bishop, Knight, Rook, and Pawn that you can 3D print!
Timeline:
0:00-1:42 Intro/Summary
1:43-3:04 Importing Reference Image
3:05-3:39 Quick Commands/Panning/Zooming
3:40-4:37 Resizing (Calibrating) the Reference Image
4:38-10:25 Sketching the King
10:26-13:59 Sketching the Queen
14:00-17:01 Sketching the Bishop
17:02-20:48 Sketching the Knight
20:49-23:18 Sketching the Rook
23:19-25:36 Sketching the Pawn
25:37-31:21 Revolve Command: Creating the Pieces
31:22-33:21 Applying Materials (Optional)
33:22-End Exporting the STL's
Reference Photo Used:
This chess set is modeled directly after the Hermann Ohme Chess Set created in 1953.
www.ebay.com/itm/Hermann-Ohme...
Chess Piece Dimensions Link:
www.fide.com/FIDE/handbook/St...
Following this tutorial, you will learn how to import an image to use for reference, create a 2D sketch of a model, create a 3D printable model using a revolve command, changing the appearance of your models, and exporting for 3D printing!
This is my very first Fusion 360 tutorial so I really hope this has been helpful for you. I've seen a lot of interest in The Queens Gambit within the 3D printing community so I figured everyone would love to be able to design their own set! My hope is that with this tutorial you will be able to take the skills you learn and customize your own pieces however you would like them!
Please let me know if you have any questions or comments, I would love any and all feedback! Feel free to comment on anything else you might like to see 3D modeled in either Fusion 360 or Blender and I'll see if I can make it happen!
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[@ThinAir-3D]

3:34 I meant to say holding Shift + Scroll wheel will rotate the VIEW, not the image. There is a difference

[@kenburnette1121]

Very helpful, finally starting to beat Fusion into submission!

[@jammsyy]

Thank you for this tutorial! Really helped!

[@ThinAir-3D]

You’re welcome, I’m really glad you found it useful! The revolve command when used like this can be great for so many other things too!

[@marshalldavies9837]

Great tutorial!

[@ThinAir-3D]

Thank you for checking it out!