Fusion 360 Beginner Tutorials - Part 10 of 16

This video tutorial is part of a Fusion 360 part modeling course. It guides viewers through creating a sketch, drawing and constraining circles, using the line tool, applying tangent constraints, trimming excess lines, and finalizing the sketch. The tutorial concludes with extruding the model and saving the work. The video is part of a 16-part series, and viewers are encouraged to download all parts for a comprehensive learning experience.

What is the first step in setting up a sketch in Fusion 360?

• Apply a tangent constraint

• Turn on the point of origin

• Draw a circle

• Select the extrude tool

How do you ensure a line is a construction line in Fusion 360?

• Select the line and apply a coincident constraint

• Make it a solid blue line

• Select the line and change it to a dotted blue line

• Draw the line on a reference plane

What is the purpose of applying a coincident constraint to a line?

• To delete the line

• To change the line's color

• To align the line with the point of origin

• To make the line vertical

Which tool is used to apply dimensions to circles in Fusion 360?

• Trim tool

• Dimension tool

• Select tool

• Extrude tool

What is the function of the tangent constraint in Fusion 360?

• To make a line parallel to another line

• To ensure a line is perpendicular to a circle

• To make a line tangent to a circle

• To delete a line

What should you do if you make a mistake while dimensioning?

• Ignore the mistake

• Delete the entire sketch

• Restart Fusion 360

• Press Control + Z to undo

What is the final step to complete the model in Fusion 360?

• Save the sketch

• Apply a coincident constraint

• Turn off the point of origin

• Extrude the profile to the desired depth