3D Modeling Basics - It's Easier Than You Think!
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Published 2024-01-06
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All Comments (21)
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Fusion really is pretty easy to use, and excels in hard surface modeling imo. Great starter tutorial! A note at the end, for those making this, you'll want to hit that combine button to make it one solid piece. Or keep it in pieces, which makes sanding and painting easier before assembly 😊
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Kudos on tackling a tough subject Derek! Nice video.
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Thank you for this. I’ve done some simple modeling, but your video has several techniques that I would have never thought about using, and as such is greatly appreciated, and will definitely help further my skills. So again, thank you.
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Thanks for this. It will def be helpful as I continue to begrudgingly learn to convert my brain from 2D to 3D!
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Awesome tutorial, thanks for sharing
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Thank you D for this informal tutorial. I look forward to learning Fusion 360
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Fusion looks so much better than onshape. I’ve made good use of onshape but I gotta switch over. Just afraid to have to relearn
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totally was trying to learn fusion because of something I am working on so seeing this helped a lot thank you!
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This is fantastic! I am about to take a Fusion class at my maker space
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This is awesome. Modeling can be a daunting part of the process and you make it look easy.
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Great novice tutorial for 360 Thanks for sharing your thoughts qnd flow.
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As always....Thank you! Love your videos. Do you recommend any specific classes to really dive into learning how to 3D model?
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Such a good tutorial, thank you
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Thanks
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This was a good overview! I’ve never used that program, but have used some others (since college!) and the terminology is different, but still understandable. My experiences with “lathed” (cylinder/revolved) objects like this would have been similar, but probably would have leaned more heavily on using basic cylinders and the lathe/revolve. I’m assuming this program doesn’t offer the basic 3D shapes? (Cylinder, cube, cone, donut?)
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Great tutorial
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Thanks!
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Good stuff
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Learn me, oh great bearded one!
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I'm new to Fusion 360 but, I have been doing AutoCAD/GIS work for years. Do you know if AutoCAD drawings can be imported into Fusion 360 and then modified as needed?
