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Duration 21 hours
Course Outline
Introduction
- Fusion 360 philosophy and core principles: Examining the factors that establish Fusion 360 as a leading CAD, CAM, and CAE solution.
- What is Fusion 360? An overview of Fusion 360 and its wide range of capabilities.
- Fusion 360 vs SolidWorks: A comparative analysis of two top-tier CAD tools.
- Overview of Fusion 360 features and architecture: A detailed look at the platform's capabilities and structural design.
- Beyond Fusion 360: Investigating complementary software and how it enhances the Fusion 360 ecosystem.
- Understanding parametric design in Fusion 360: Exploring the central role of parametric design within Fusion 360.
The lifecycle of a Fusion 360 project
- Tracing the journey from concept through simulation to production, outlining the stages involved in realizing a design with Fusion 360.
Fusion 360 in modern design and manufacturing workflows / How Fusion 360 functions
- Defining the role of Fusion 360 within the broader context of design, simulation, CAM, and 3D printing.
Getting Started
- Setting up the Development Environment: Preparing your system for Fusion 360 usage.
- Installing Fusion 360 as a stand-alone application: A detailed guide to installation.
- Installing Fusion 360 plugins and extensions: Expanding the platform's functionality.
- Setting up Fusion 360 for team collaboration: Utilizing Fusion Team and other collaborative tools.
- Accessing Fusion 360 in the cloud (private, AWS, etc.): Making use of Fusion 360's cloud-based infrastructure.
Integrating Fusion 360 with 3D printers and CNC machines
- Utilizing Fusion 360 to generate G-code, optimize models for 3D printing, and configure CAM operations for CNC machining.
Troubleshooting
- Addressing common issues in Fusion 360 and their resolutions, ranging from installation problems to design difficulties.
Summary and Next Steps
- A review of key concepts and recommendations for further exploration with Fusion 360.
Requirements
- Familiarity with fundamental 3D design concepts
- A strong interest in 3D printing and CAD design
Audience
- 3D CAD hobbyists eager to explore Fusion 360
- 3D printing enthusiasts looking to create and optimize personal models
- Individuals interested in bridging the gap between 3D design and 3D printing
Testimonials (2)
Practical usages are very impressive.
Jaehoon Ha - LIG Defense&Aerospace
Course - Getting Started with 3D Printing
the point that Huba took the time to sit with me as the lesser knowledgeable of the application and go through each part and explain where i had gone wrong and how to correct the issue
