Paul Sohi is an ex architect, industrial designer, and doctoral candidate for the field of additive manufacturing. Paul has a long history of designing and manufacturing consumer products, and consulting for major companies to help them deliver products that implement bleeding edge technologies and manufacturing methods. Paul likes to make furniture in his spare time, and is known to occasionally write about issues plaguing the design world for Core 77
Breaking down the fundamental structure of components to put the “bodies vs. components” discussion to rest.
Industrial Design
SPEE3D's SPEE3DCraft is a metal additive manufacturing simulator where you can design and interact with your project in Fusion 360.
Industrial Design
Hone your additive manufacturing for Fusion 360 skills with our favorite tutorials from Autodesk University.
Industrial Design
If you’re reading this, you probably already know what a 3D printer is (if you don’t, then read this article about 3D printing vs. injection molding). But do you understand the differences between the vast number of additive manufacturing processes, technologies, and their applications? To start, here are three easy ways to categorize the…
Industrial Design
If a final part of your product uses 3D printing for manufacturing, this competition's for you.
News
Gearbox3D's heavy-duty 3D printer prints high-quality plastics. Learn how Fusion 360's integrated cloud platform helped bring it to life.
Industrial Design
The story of how Stephen McCaul and Kris Kaiser founded cult-favorite Euro Rack synthesizer brand, Noise Engineering.
Electrical Engineering
Westerberg delves into his agriculture background and how he juggles multiple projects at once in Fusion 360.
Industrial Design
A look at one of Silva’s assignments where prompted students to re-design the experience of using salt and pepper.
Industrial Design
Learn how to create custom textures, use a custom HDRI, calculate volume, and more.
Electrical Engineering
“There are no beautiful surfaces, without a terrible depth.” - Friedrich Nietzsche.
Industrial Design
Seamless collaboration, security, and a time-saving workflow are just a few things a machine shop needs to thrive.
Machining
Here's to you, Blaise Barrette! Designer, Architect, Machinist, Maker, Creator, Inventor, and all-around Renaissance Man!
Machining
If Class A geometry gets your attention, then this top 5 surfacing tips will take your latest model to the next level. Check out if we missed any.
Industrial Design
There are a variety of modeling techniques available for designers looking to take their projects from ideas to actual, real-life things. Surfacing and subdivisional modeling both have their strengths and weaknesses that should be considered from the beginning of the design process.
Industrial Design