Lesson 1: Course Overview
This is the course overview to kickoff a series of lectures that will guide you through the first steps of learning about Fusion 360.
Beginner
0 mins 50 seconds
Lesson 2: Where is my Data?
This lesson shows how Fusion 360 stores your data.
Beginner
3 mins 41 seconds
Lesson 3: Open/Close/Save
This lesson shows how to upload a file to a cloud project, save a file to a project, and close the file.
Beginner
3 mins 46 seconds
Lesson 4: Create a Project
This lesson shows how to create a new project and create a folder in a project.
Beginner
3 mins 24 seconds
Lesson 5: Working with File Versions
This lesson shows how to capture component position, save a new version, and open multiple versions.
Beginner
6 mins 12 seconds
Lesson 6: Fusion Team and Sharing
This lesson shows how to open a project in Fusion Team, view a design in Fusion Team, and share a link to the design.
Beginner
7 mins 7 seconds
Lesson 7: Import and Export
This lesson shows how to import an IGES file, turn on capture history, and navigate to another workspace.
Beginner
5 mins 52 seconds
Lesson 8: User Preferences
This lesson show how to change user preference settings and turn on Preview functionality.
Beginner
6 mins 6 seconds
Lesson 9: User Interface Overview
This lesson introduces the main parts of Fusion 360 user interface.
Beginner
2 mins 21 seconds
Lesson 10: Toolbars
This lesson shows how to customize the Toolbar.
Beginner
7 mins 56 seconds
Lesson 11: Marking Menu
This lesson shows how to access the Marking Menu.
Beginner
7 mins 56 seconds
Lesson 12: Toolbox
This lesson shows how to access and customize the Toolbox.
Beginner
3 mins 17 seconds
Lesson 13: Display Settings
This lesson shows how to change the visual style of the user interface, change the Camera setting, and use the ViewCube to orient view.
Beginner
3 mins 44 seconds
Lesson 14: Workspaces
This lesson shows how to navigate the Workspaces in Fusion 360.
Beginner
3 mins 45 seconds
Lesson 15: Modeling
This lesson introduces the modeling workflow in Fusion 360.
Beginner
2 mins 58 seconds
Lesson 16: Bodies and Components: Part 1
This lesson shows how to use the Extrude tool to create an empty component.
Beginner
8 mins 50 seconds
Lesson 16: Bodies and Components Part 2
This lesson continues from the previous one, and shows how to use the Extrude tool to create an empty component.
Beginner
5 mins 17 seconds
Lesson 17: Capturing History
This lesson shows how to use the Press-Pull tool and toggle Design History on and off.
Beginner
3 mins 45 seconds
Lesson 18: Direct Editing
This lesson shows how to use the Move/Copy tool and the Delete tool.
Beginner
4 mins 11 seconds
Lesson 19 Live Review
This lesson shows how to use the Live Review Session collaboration tool.
Beginner
1 min 1 second
Lesson 20: Fusion Team
This lesson introduces the Fusion Team Collaboration tool.
Beginner
0 mins 59 seconds
Lesson 21: Invite and Remove Users from a Project
This lesson shows how to invite a user to a project and remove a user from a project.
Beginner
5 mins 6 seconds
Lecture: Transitioning from Tinkercad
This lesson shows the key differences in design workflow between Fusion 360 and Tinkercad.
Beginner
4 mins 47 seconds
Lecture: Transitioning from Solidworks
This lesson shows the key differences in design workflow between Fusion 360 and Solidworks.
Beginner
6 mins 44 seconds
- [Voiceover] My name is Taylor Hokanson,and I'm an assistant professor of artat Columbia College Chicago.The art that I make often takes the form of sculpture,yet many of these pieces start out in digital format.Computers are obviously great tools for design,but a few people know how to translate thesedesigns directly into physical objects.Programs like Fusion can be used for design,manufacturing, and all the various stepsthat come in between.In this series, I'll get you up and runningon Autodesk's Fusion 360 software package.There's a lot to discuss,so we'll only touch upon each area briefly.
Fusion is multi-platform, but I'll be workingin the OSX environment, and I'll assume that you'realready comfortable in that operating system.I also highly recommend that you use a three-button mousefor this, and all three-D modeling software.It makes things a lot easier.During the course of this tutorial,I'll also pull media from external sourcesto demonstrate how Fusion handles various file types.So, let's get started.I'm glad to have the opportunityto introduce you to Fusion 360and the exciting world of computer-aided design,manufacturing, and collaboration.