Category: Fusion

Congratulations to Francesca Knall & her CNC router design! The Fusion 360 Model of the Month winner.

Another great Autodesk University has come to a close and this year was even bigger than we expected. It was exciting to meet so many of you for the first time and to see many of you again. In case you missed this year...

 In this QUICK TIP, we'll focus on understanding and addressing "singularities" in simulation.

Let’s take a step back and recognize some of the most influential Fusion 360 community members!

Take a look at this QUICK TIP to understand how and why you want to use our automatic mesh adaptation tool.

Flair brings next generation heating and cooling products to market with the help of Fusion 360.

3D CAD in the Cloud. That alone isn’t enough for modern product development.

If you are looking for some extra classes to add to your schedules here are just a few to round out your week.

Learn how to make sketch relationships by right clicking in this quick tip. Fusion 360 will filter the sketch relationships based off of what sketch entities are selected. Right clicking will display the relationships right next to the cursor, which will lead to faster application of sketch relationships

You may have noticed that things are busy around here. There are more new Fusion 360 community participants joining each week than ever before. With all the new faces and as we near AU 2015, it’s a great time to check in and review Fusion 360’s core principles.

Here are some recommended steps you can take to make sure your account stays secure.

Come join us for the biggest and best Fusion 360 user event of the year, the Fusion 360 Meetup at AU 2015.

In an average day I need to change the objects selected on the screen quite a bit; check out this QUICK TIP to see how to do this more efficiently.

Congratulations to the Model of the Month for October, Juan Alexander! Check out his Quadcopter and learn more about his design. 

Shouldn't your stock, look like your stock? In this tip, we are going to explore how you can simulate your toolpaths using solid models as stock.