How to 3D Model a Dodecahedron in Fusion 360

This video tutorial guides viewers through creating a 3D printable dodecahedron using Fusion 360. It covers sketch creation, surface modeling, and using commands like move, copy, and pattern to efficiently build the model. The tutorial also explains stitching surfaces into a solid body, adding fillets for rounded edges, and incorporating text for numbering. The process emphasizes using surface tools to simplify the workflow, avoiding complex solid modeling techniques.

What is the first step in creating a 3D model of a dodecahedron dice?

• Create a new sketch on an origin plane

• Activate the fillet command

• Use the loft command

• Export the model as STL

Which command is used to convert a sketch into a surface body?

• Fillet command

• Patch command

• Loft command

• Extrude command

What is the purpose of the move/copy command in this process?

• To rotate and position surface bodies

• To create a new sketch

• To export the model

• To add numbers to the dice

How many surface bodies are created for half of the dodecahedron?

• 12

• 10

• 6

• 5

What is the purpose of the stitch command?

• To export the model

• To add numbers to the dice

• To create a new sketch

• To convert surface bodies into a solid body

Which feature is used to add numbers to each face of the dice?

• Patch command

• Fillet command

• Text feature

• Loft command

What is the final step before 3D printing the model?

• Add a fillet to the edges

• Export and save as STL

• Use the loft command

• Create a new sketch