Autodesk Fusion 360 - 3D Modelling And Cnc Basics

Learn along with a brand new and live student of Autodesk Fusion learning from the ground up.

What you'll learn

Basic 3D Modeling

How to Read Technical Drawings

How to Make Assemblies

Create Toolpaths in your Manufacture Workspace for CNC Machines

How to run a CNC plasma cutter

Requirements

No prerequisites. Basic computer knowledge is beneficial.

Description

This is an unprocessed, unfiltered live session of a real student that has no knowledge of Autodesk Fusion (previously known as Fusion 360).The Learn It! channel is happy to teach Dan how to go from ZERO to HERO in his quest to learn Fusion 360. His goal is simple: get to the point of learning how to run his CNC plasma cutter. Hi my name is Tai. I started running machines at the age of 12, started running CNC machinery at the age of 15, and for the next 20 years have run some of the finest CNC equipment that is produced in the world. Now I teach Autodesk Fusion in classroom settings, private one-on-one classes, and have my own YouTube channel were I teach Autodesk Fusion. Dan will learn how to navigate Autodesk Fusion, create basic to complex 3D models, learn many tools throughout the process, and finally get to the end of his quest of using Fusion to run his plasma CNC. He asks many questions along the way which are the exact same questions that you might ask if you had one-on-one instruction. So, if you're in the same position or have the same goal, then this series is for you. Oh, and yes, he is using the Personal License of Fusion 360.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction 1

Lecture 1 Introduction to this course

Section 2: Lesson 1

Lecture 2 Lesson 1

Section 3: Lesson 2

Lecture 3 Lesson 2

Section 4: Lesson 3

Lecture 4 Lesson 3

Section 5: Lesson 4

Lecture 5 Lesson 4

Section 6: Lesson 5

Lecture 6 Lesson 5

Section 7: Lesson 6

Lecture 7 Lesson 6

Section 8: Lesson 7

Lecture 8 Lesson 7

Section 9: Lesson 8

Lecture 9 Lesson 8

Brand new users of Autodesk Fusion that would like to get started in running their CNC