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Aaron.Magnin

Aaron attended the University of Nevada, Reno, where he obtained a degree in Mechanical Engineering. In industry he's worked with sheet metal, a plumbing manufacturer, and some work with recreational sports products. He then found his way to application engineering and focused on simulation products & technical presentations. On the personal side, he enjoys playing and watching soccer & ice hockey, rides bikes whenever he can, and enjoys traveling.

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Foundational Concepts Preview

Our educational material is constantly evolving from the feedback we get from the community. Check out the latest changes, and let us know what you think!

3DVeterans – Creating Opportunity

The inaugural 3DVeterans boot camp concluded this month with huge success. Come see why we think this program needs to expand to serve more veterans!

QUICK TIP: Motion and Limits

Adding joint limits and motion links is a fast way to add realism to the mechanics of your designs. Check out this QUICK TIP to learn how to use these!

QUICK TIP: Redefine Sketch Plane

STEP AWAY FROM THE DELETE BUTTON! Instead, come learn how “redefine sketch plane” will save rework when you misplace those sketches.

QUICK TIP: Top 5 Keyboard Shortcuts

Learn just these 5 keyboard shortcuts and work faster in Fusion 360 than ever before!

QUICK TIP: Tool Breakage

Want to monitor tool breakage in Fusion 360’s CAM? Check out this QUICK TIP to see what our team at Pier 9 does.

QUICK TIP: Custom Threads

Do you need to make custom thread profiles in Fusion 360? Check out this QUICK TIP, where BRCHN Design House takes over and shows you how they do it!

QUICK TIP: Hidden Sketch Gems

Check out this QUICK TIP to learn about 3 hidden sketch gems in Fusion 360. Go ahead…make those tangent arcs, perpendicular lines, and lines faster!

QUICK TIP: Body v Component

Check out this QUICK TIP where we discuss the key difference between a body, and a component in Fusion 360. Good to know for users of all skill levels.

QUICK TIP: Open in Fusion 360

Are you looking to move your designs to Fusion 360? Check out how we’ve enhanced our online training lessons to allow you to follow along!

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