Learn by doing! Follow along as Mike teaches you to 3D model five projects from start to finish using Fusion 360.
InstructorMichael MoyerInstruction is organized into progressive builds, such as a battery organizer and a dust collection blast gate, to provide practical context for modeling tools.
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These 4 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
This screenshot displays the Autodesk Fusion 360 interface featuring a detailed 3D assembly model of a CNC machine frame with visible structural components.
This screenshot demonstrates applying a fillet to the edges of a wooden candle holder design within the Autodesk Fusion 360 interface.
This high-angle 3D visualization displays a compact room layout with wooden flooring, a prominent curved seating arrangement, and an integrated bathroom space.
This image demonstrates the physical woodworking process by showing hands using a combination square and pencil to mark precise measurements on a sheet of plywood.
The curriculum includes specific steps for creating technical drawings, parts lists, and exporting plans to PDF.
The current Fusion 360 user interface has diverged significantly from the course material, making it difficult to locate specific tools like joints.
Specific project builds, such as the folding table, may encounter errors when attempting to resolve joints in newer software versions.
The curriculum aligns well with the stated goals of woodworkers and makers using Fusion 360.