For those of you beginning to use Fusion 360, I recommend the
Fusion 360 for Beginners YouTube tutorials. They take you from the basics of
Workspaces and
Navigation,
Modeling With Basic
Primitives, Intro to
Modeling With Sketches, all the way to
Modeling With Features and
Editing Modeled Features. Just 7 short tutorials.
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Let's begin by adding a Primitive such as a Box.
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Pay attention to the
Tool Tips and see what it tells you. For example, if you want to put a box somewhere, you will see a tool tip with the message "
select a plane or planar face".
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If you want
enter numbers for the dimensions.
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Click on the
arrows to
resize dynamically or enter values in the boxes.
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Remember to press "
Enter" when you are done. We've created a very simple body. There's our first design.
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When dragging the Primitive arrow,
move up to add
material (gray) and
move down to
remove/snap/cut material (red).
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