Furniture Design in Fusion 360
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Module 1: The Basics

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Moving Around
Using the View Cube
The Component Tree
The Timeline
Module 2: Core Design Principles

Rule #1: Create a new component
Rule #2: Name Everything
Rule #3: Defining Parameters
Defining Parameters Retroactively
Rule 4: Constrain Sketches
Putting it all Together
Module 3: Basic Modeling - Farmhouse Table

Start with the sketch
Create 3D shapes
Create joinery
Apply material properities
Module 4: Creating Plans

Intro
Creating a Cut Diagram Sketch
Using the Align Command in a Cut Diagram
Using Joints for a Cut Diagram
Creating a Cut Diagram with Dimensions
Creating a Cutlist
Creating callouts for Specific Features
Creating a Drawing Template
[BONUS] Using the NESTER script in a Cut Diagram
Module 5: Rendering

Rendering Intro
Rendering Basics
Module 6: Mid Century Modern Credenza

Intro
Setting Up Parameters
Initial Sketch
Constrained Sketch
Build the Top Components
Build the Base
Fixing the Frame
Build a Drawer
Joints: "Gluing" it together
Joints: Drawer Slide
Contact Sets to Limit Motion
Joint Limits
Building the Bottom Drawer
Fixing the Bottom Drawer
Rendering
Animation
Module 7: Trebuchet

Introduction
Trebuchet Example
Create the Frame and Throwing Arm
Build the Counterweight Box
Adding Linked Joints
Bonus: Build a Workbench

Create a Sketch
Build the Top
Build the Base
Build the Shelf
Shelf Fix
Width Fix
Create an End Cap
Create a Deadman
Create a Deadman Rail
Add Materials
Design Dog Hole Layout
Create Mounting Holes for a Vise
Survey

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Module 2: Core Design Principles

In this module we will look at some of the core concepts and techniques that make Fusion 360 so powerful. This is like a 20,000 ft view to the process before we dive into the details.

6 Lessons