Autodesk Fusion 360: Introduction to Parametric Modeling
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Next Date: 03/10/2025
Course Days: 3
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Objectives
• Understanding the Autodesk Fusion 360 interface
• Creating, constraining, and dimensioning 2D sketches
• Creating and editing solid 3D features
• Creating and using construction features
• Creating equations and working with parameters
• Manipulating the feature history of a design
• Duplicating geometry in a design
• Placing and constraining/connecting components in a single design file
• Defining motion in a multi-component design
• Creating components and features in a multi-component design
• Creating and editing T-spline geometry
• Documenting a design in drawings
• Defining structural constraints and loads for static analysis
Prerequisites
• Prior experience with the Windows operating system. A background in the drafting of 3D parts is recommended, but not mandatory
Course Outline
1) Introduction to Autodesk Fusion 360
• Autodesk Fusion 360 Fundamentals
• Getting Started
• The Autodesk Fusion 360 Interface
• Design Navigation amp Display
2) Creating the First Feature with Quick Shapes
• Design Units and Origin
• Quick Shape Creation
3) Creating Sketched Geometry
• Introduction to the Sketching Workflow
• Sketch Entities
• Dimensioning
• Sketch Constraints
• Extruding a Sketch
• Revolving a Sketch
4) Additional Sketching Tools • Additional Entity Types • Editing Tools • Additional Dimension Tools • Moving and Copying • Rectangular Sketch Patterns • Circular Sketch Patterns
5) Sketched Secondary Features • Sketched Secondary Features • Using Existing Geometry
6) Pick and Place Features • Fillets • Chamfers • Holes • Editing Pick and Place Features
7) Construction Features • Construction Planes • Construction Axes • Construction Points
8) Equations and Parameters • Equations • Parameters
9) Additional Features and Operations • Draft • Shell • Rib • Split Face • Scale • Thread • Press Pull
10) Design and Display Manipulation • Reordering Features • Inserting Features • Suppressing Features • Measure and Section Analysis • Direct Modeling
11) Single Path Sweeps
• Sweeps
12) Loft Features
• Lofts
13) Feature Duplication Tools
• Mirroring Geometry
• Patterning Features
14) Distributed Design
• Assembly Design Methods
• Distributed Design
• Joint Origins
• Assigning Joints
15) Component Design Tools
• Rigid Groups
• Interference Detection
• Miscellaneous Joint Tools
16) MultiBody Design
• MultiBody Design
• MultiBody Design Tools
• Components
• AsBuilt Joints
17) Sculpting Geometry
• Introduction to the Sculpt Environment
• Surface Quick Shapes
• Creating Sketched TSpline Surfaces
• Creating Faces amp Filling Holes
18) Editing Sculpted Geometry
• Editing Form Geometry
• Deleting Entities
• Working with Edges
• Working with Faces
• Working with Points
• Controlling Symmetry
• Thickening Geometry
19) Drawing Basics
• Creating a New Drawing
• Additional Drawing Views
• Exploded Views
• Manipulating Drawings
20) Detailing Drawings
• Dimensions
• Other Annotations
• Parts List and Balloons
• Annotation and Dimension Settings
• Drawing Output
21) Static Analysis Using the Simulation Environment
• Introduction to the Simulation Environment
• Setting up a Structural Static Analysis
• Setting up the Mesh
• Solving a Design Study
• Visualizing the Results