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Fusion 360 Essentials - Using Intermediate Features

In this course, you will create a model of a teapot in Fusion 360. This will be done using 2D Sketches, in combination with Loft, Sweep, Revolve, Extrude, and Pipe. Software required: Autodesk Fusion 360.

Kevin Koekkoek - Pluralsight course - Fusion 360 Essentials - Using Intermediate Features
by Kevin Koekkoek

What you'll learn

In this course, Fusion 360 Essentials - Using Intermediate Features, you will create a model of a teapot with complex and organic features. The teapot was chosen because it is a recognizable object for designers, makers, and artists. The foundation of the design will be drawn into Fusion 360 with the help of 2D geometry. You will then get to transform this 2D geometry into 3D. You will get to use the following Fusion 360 functions: Loft, Sweep, Revolve, Extrude, and Pipe. When you're finished with this course, you will have used 2D curves to create 3D geometry that is fully constrained with great dimension accuracy. Software required: Autodesk Fusion 360.

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Kevin Koekkoek - Pluralsight course - Fusion 360 Essentials - Using Intermediate Features
Kevin Koekkoek

Kevin Koekkoek is a London based maker and designer. He studied as a fine wood worker, worked as an Architectural Model Maker, and now his focus is on 3D modeling and 3D printing. Kevin helps artists, makers, and designers to use 3D CAD packages and then 3D print those designs. He also has a line of his own designed jewelry pieces and home decorations. Kevin also gives CAD and 3D printing workshops, and has written the book '3D Printing Projects. 20 Designs for Your 3D Printer.'

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