Category: Fusion

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.

Hear how Dr. Casey Kerrigan is reinveting the shoe manufacturing process with the help of Fusion 360.

Submit RFQ’s, get expert feedback on the manufacturability of your designs, compare quotes. All from Fusion 360..? Yeah, I thought that was pretty sick too.

Blue Skies is developing respirators and software for people living in air pollution.

Next time you need to edit a design, it might be easier to use the delete feature to selectively repair parts of your model. Huh? Delete to repair? Yep, check out this QUICK TIP to see how working with someone else’s model isn’t as difficult with Fusion 360. 

Find yourself spending time setting up the same toolpath over and over when even the slightest of change is made to a part? 

Learn how SAROS is able to make fresh water by using the energy found in ocean waves. 

Check out this quick tip on why you should use Named Views and how you can take advantage of it in the rendering workspace with cloud rendering.

Learn how to protect your toolpaths when iterating on multiple design iterations. Stop CAM toolpaths from updating when geometry changes are made in Fusion 360. 

Make your time in Fusion 360 more efficient with the use of the marking menu  

Product development has changed, and so should the tools that support it.

We're partnering with FirstBuild, Instructables, and Sweet Maria's Coffee to host an epic design challenge!  #HouseRoastCoffee

Learn how to use Select Other to select entities that aren’t visible because other bodies or components are obstructing their view. In addition, Select Other can be used to select parent relationships (i.e. the assembly a component belongs inside)

Watch this quick tip to learn how to draw a tangent arc while using the line command. Shorten the amount of clicks used to draw a tangent arc connected to a line.