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    Activity 1: Learn The Basic Vector Sketching Tool: Set The Active Project

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    Rupesh Solanki
    1. The document provides instructions for completing a basic tutorial to familiarize yourself with sketching, modeling, and other tools in Fusion 360. 2. The tutorial guides you through creating a box shape, adding fillets and a hole, using the browser, timeline, and switching workspaces. 3. Steps are outlined to sketch a box, define dimensions, add rounds and a hole, close and reopen the design, use the browser and timeline, and change between the model and render workspaces.

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    Activity 1: Learn The Basic Vector Sketching Tool: Set The Active Project

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    1. The document provides instructions for completing a basic tutorial to familiarize yourself with sketching, modeling, and other tools in Fusion 360. 2. The tutorial guides you through creating a box shape, adding fillets and a hole, using the browser, timeline, and switching workspaces. 3. Steps are outlined to sketch a box, define dimensions, add rounds and a hole, close and reopen the design, use the browser and timeline, and change between the model and render workspaces.

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    1. The document provides instructions for completing a basic tutorial to familiarize yourself with sketching, modeling, and other tools in Fusion 360. 2. The tutorial guides you through creating a box shape, adding fillets and a hole, using the browser, timeline, and switching workspaces. 3. Steps are outlined to sketch a box, define dimensions, add rounds and a hole, close and reopen the design, use the browser and timeline, and change between the model and render workspaces.

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    Activity 1: Learn The Basic Vector Sketching Tool: Set The Active Project

    Uploaded by

    Rupesh Solanki
    1. The document provides instructions for completing a basic tutorial to familiarize yourself with sketching, modeling, and other tools in Fusion 360. 2. The tutorial guides you through creating a box shape, adding fillets and a hole, using the browser, timeline, and switching workspaces. 3. Steps are outlined to sketch a box, define dimensions, add rounds and a hole, close and reopen the design, use the browser and timeline, and change between the model and render workspaces.

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    Activity 1: Learn the basic vector Sketching Tool

    Sketching is where your design starts. The success or failure of your design
    depends on having good sketches. This can be a challenge in any CAD software.
    We'll discuss some techniques that will help you have a better sketching
    experience in Fusion 360.

    We will include subjects such as making a stable sketch that can be edited
    reliably, using splines effectively, managing sketch performance, sketching in 3D,
    and more. We'll spend a little time discussing why some of these techniques are
    effective by examining the inner workings of Fusion 360.

    Create your first Fusion 360 design to familiarize yourself with the basic design
    tools as you get started.
    Create your first design, use some of the basic modeling tools, use the browser
    and the timeline, switch between workspaces, and save your first design.

    Set the active project

    1. Click the Data Panel icon in the upper left to display the Data Panel.
    2. Click the back button next to the active project in the Data Panel.

    3. Double-click <your-name>'s First Project to make that project active.


    Create and save a new design

    1. Click the File icon > New Design.

    2. Click the Save icon to save the design.


    3. In the Name field, enter My first box.
    4. Set Location to <your name>'s First Project.
    5. Click Save.
    Create a box
    1. From the Toolbar, expand the Create menu, and click Box.
    2. Select the XZ Plane along the bottom of the canvas.
    3. Pick two points to define the length and width of the box.
    4. In the Box dialog, enter these values:
     Length: 100 mm
     Width: 100 mm
     Height: 50 mm
    5. Click OK.

    Round the edges of the box


    1. Right-click an empty area in the canvas, then select Press Pull from the Marking
    Menu.
    2. Left-click, hold, and drag the window to select the entire box.
    3. Enter 8 mm for the Radius.
    4. Click OK.
    Add a hole to the box
    1. From the Toolbar, expand the Create menu, and click Hole.
    2. Select the top face of the box.
    3. Drag the center of the hole to the center of the box.
    4. Set Diameter to a value of 40 mm.
    5. Change Extents to All.
    6. Click OK.
    Close and reopen your design
    1. Click the X on the tab for My first box. The design is closed and you are presented
    with an empty design.

    2. In the Data Panel, double-click My first box, or right-click on My first box and
    click Open.
    Use the browser

    1. Click the light bulb icon next to the Origin folder to display the origin planes.

    2. Click the light bulb icon again to turn the origin planes off.
    3. Click next to the Bodies folder to expand the folder.
    4. Note there is one Body in this design - the box you just created.

    Use the Timeline


    1. Click the Play icon to replay the operations in the design.

    2. Right-click the fillet operation in the Timeline.


    3. Change the Radius to 5 mm and click OK.

    Change workspaces
    1. Click the Model workspace icon, then select Render to switch to the render
    workspace.
    2. Notice the canvas appearance changes and the Timeline is replaced with
    the Rendering Gallery. This workspace is used to render images of your design.

    3. Wait for the Rendering Gallery to display a thumbnail of your cloud renderings.
    Notice the progress of renderings that are in process.
    4. Once the renderings have been processed, click on a thumbnail to display the full
    image in the Cloud Rendering dialog.
    5. Close the Cloud Rendering dialog.
    6. Click the Render workspace icon, then select Model to return to
    the Model workspace.

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