With Fusion 360’s surface modeling techniques, it has never been easier to create those ergonomic shapes you’re looking for. Once you have it scaled, you can jump into the ‘sculpting’ workspace to start creating some organic shapes.

Next, you’ll want to make sure your reference picture is properly scaled in Fusion 360. Fusion 360 refers to this sketch as your ‘canvas.’įirst, find your picture on your computer and Fusion 360 will import that picture onto your workspace. Typically, once the details of the product have been established, your next step would be to create a concept sketch. Today, many consumer products have organic shapes and are more ergonomic. With changing times comes a change in trends.

Don’t forget to subscribe to our YouTube Channel to be notified of all future webcasts.Ĭompared to traditional manufacturing methods, 3D printing brings capabilities that were previously impossible.

Let’s look at how to easily take a picture of your sketch and import it as your first step into 3D Printing with Fusion 360. In this recap of Autodesk Virtual Academy, you’ll learn how to import a concept sketch into Fusion 360 as part of your early workflow. In a world where subtractive manufacturing (CNC) has been the focus, advancements in 3D Printing has led to a transition towards additive manufacturing that’s why we introduced to Fusion 360 3D Printing. What to know about Fusion 360 3d Printing

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