Fusion 360 For Hobbyists and Woodworkers
What you’ll learn
Learn to model your woodworking projects in a 3D environment.
Virtually prototype your ideas.
Create plans and technical drawings from your designs.
Create digital design files for 3D printing and CNC machining.
Requirements
You should be able to use a PC at a beginner level.
Description
This course is designed to teach Fusion 360 in the way that I learn best – with start to finish project tutorials. As a self-taught 3D modeler, I found it difficult and frustrating to understand a tool or process without having any context for when it might be used.
In “Fusion 360 For Hobbyists and Woodworkers” we model five different projects using only the tools necessary for that model. Each project gets progressively more difficult as you build on your newly acquired skills.
Why Learn CAD as a Hobbyist or Woodworker?
Use CAD to save time, money and materials.Work from your own plans.”Virtually prototype” your ideas before building them.Design projects for CNC and 3D printing.
Why FUSION 360?
Parametric modeling.Design history timeline.Joints and contact sets.CAD and CAM in one.It’s FREE!
What TOPICS Are Covered in This Course?
95% in the “Model” workspace.3D model woodworking and 3D printing/CNC projects.Create plans and technical drawings.Apply materials and appearances to your design.Add functionality to your ideas.
Overview
Section 1: Introduction to the Course
Lecture 1 Why learn CAD as a hobbyist or woodworker?
Lecture 2 Why Fusion 360?
Lecture 3 What topics are covered in this course?
Section 2: Getting Started
Lecture 4 NOTE: Updated User Interface
Lecture 5 Downloading and Registering Fusion 360 – FREE for Personal Use
Lecture 6 Basic Navigation (Updated 2020)
Lecture 7 Introduction to Lauren
Lecture 8 Lauren’s Beginner Tips
Lecture 9 Switching From Sketchup to Fusion 360
Lecture 10 Pan and Orbit Without Scroll Wheel
Lecture 11 Basic Navigation (LEGACY VERSION)
Section 3: Project #1 Wooden Candle Holder
Lecture 12 Wooden Candle Holder (Updated 2020)
Lecture 13 Project #1 Overview
Lecture 14 Lauren’s Thoughts on the Wooden Candle Holder
Lecture 15 Shop Time – Build The Wooden Candle Holder
Lecture 16 Project #1 Resources
Lecture 17 Wooden Candle Holder – Sketch The Shape (LEGACY VERSION)
Lecture 18 Wooden Candle Holder – Extrude The Parts (LEGACY VERSION)
Section 4: Project #2 Battery Organizer
Lecture 19 Project #2 Overview
Lecture 20 Shortcuts and Hotkeys in Fusion 360
Lecture 21 Battery Organizer – Create The Holder
Lecture 22 Battery Organizer – Create The Dispenser
Lecture 23 Battery Organizer – Finish the Scoop
Lecture 24 Lauren’s Thoughts on the Battery Organizer
Lecture 25 Project #2 Resources
Section 5: Project #3 TV Tray Table
Lecture 26 Project #3 Overview
Lecture 27 TY Tray Table – Top and Supports
Lecture 28 TV Tray Table – Dowel and Slot
Lecture 29 Introduction to Joints
Lecture 30 TV Tray Table – Make it Function
Lecture 31 Lauren’s Thoughts on the TV Tray
Lecture 32 Project/Include Operation
Lecture 33 Lauren’s Thoughts on the Project/Include Operation
Lecture 34 Project #3 Resources
Section 6: Project # 4 Miter Saw Cabinet
Lecture 35 Project #4 Overview
Lecture 36 Miter Saw Cabinet – Cabinet and Shelf
Lecture 37 Miter Saw Cabinet – Expansion Wings
Lecture 38 Miter Saw Cabinet – Adding Joints
Lecture 39 Miter Saw Cabinet – Joint Limits
Lecture 40 Lauren’s Thoughts on the Miter Saw Cabinet
Lecture 41 Creating Plans and Technical Drawings – Intro and Cover Page
Lecture 42 Creating Plans and Technical Drawings – Parts List and Diagram
Lecture 43 Creating Plans and Technical Drawings – Wing and Cabinet Assembly
Lecture 44 Creating Plans and Technical Drawings – Exporting To PDF
Lecture 45 Shop Time – Building the Miter Saw Cabinet
Lecture 46 Project #4 Resources
Section 7: Project #5 Dust Collection Blast Gate
Lecture 47 Project #5 Overview
Lecture 48 Construction Planes
Lecture 49 Dust Collection Blast Gates – Base and Top
Lecture 50 Dust Collection Blast Gates – Ports and Gates
Lecture 51 Dust Collection Blast Gates – Finger Holds and Joints
Lecture 52 Lauren’s Thoughts on the Dust Collection Blast Gates
Lecture 53 Basic 3D Printing Workflow
Lecture 54 Shop Time – Printing and Installing the Blast Gates
Lecture 55 Project #5 Resources
Section 8: Make It Look Good!
Lecture 56 Section Overview
Lecture 57 Appearance and Physical Materials
Lecture 58 Importing Logos and Vector Files
Lecture 59 Resources
Section 9: Fixing Mistakes
Lecture 60 Section Overview
Lecture 61 Changes to size, shape, and dimension.
Lecture 62 Splitting and combining objects in your project.
Lecture 63 Red and yellow warnings in your design history.
Lecture 64 Suppress vs. Remove vs. Delete
Lecture 65 Resources
Section 10: Advanced Tips
Lecture 66 Section Overview
Lecture 67 Motion Links
Lecture 68 Rectangular and Circular Patterns
Lecture 69 Revolve vs. Sweep Tool
Lecture 70 The Spline Tool
Lecture 71 The Loft Tool
Lecture 72 Press Pull vs. Extrude
Lecture 73 Resources
Section 11: Congratulations!
Lecture 74 Course Completion
Woodworkers and hobbyists to want to 3D model their projects before building them in the shop. ,People who want to design projects for 3D printing and CNC machines.
Course Information:
Udemy | English | 8h 56m | 10.78 GB
Created by: Michael Moyer
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