Learn the importance of creating 2D sketches as the basis for solid designs. You'll create fully dimensioned and constrained 2D sketches in Fusion with simple entities such as lines, rectangles, arcs, and polygons. You'll use those 2D sketches to create extrudes and revolves and modify them with tools like fillets and hole. Through practice you'll understand the importance of creating robust sketches and part models as the foundation to 3D CAD modeling.
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What’s new:
Instruction on creating and editing 2D sketches using core sketch entities such as lines, rectangles, arcs, and polygons.
Guidance on applying dimensions and constraints to fully define sketch geometry.
Step-by-step workflows for creating solid features using extrude and revolve.
Practice using modification tools such as fillets and holes.
Emphasis on building robust sketches and part models to support reliable 3D CAD design.
Hands-on practice to reinforce foundational sketching and modeling concepts.
