Fusion 360 Beginners Tutorials - Part 7 of 16

This tutorial is the 7th in a series of 16, focusing on basic sketching and modeling techniques in Fusion 360. It covers starting a sketch, drawing lines and curves, applying constraints, and using tools like extrude and fillet. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using reference planes and the point of origin for effective modeling. It also demonstrates how to apply dimensional constraints and create holes in the model, concluding with final touches to complete the design.

What is the first step in starting a sketch in Fusion 360?

• Downloading the PDF drawings

• Right-clicking to create a sketch

• Selecting the line tool

• Turning off the grid

Which tool is used to draw a straight line in Fusion 360?

• Y key

• D key

• L key

• C key

What is the purpose of applying tangential constraints?

• To extrude the model

• To create concentric circles

• To measure dimensions accurately

• To align curves with lines smoothly

How do you activate the dimension tool in Fusion 360?

• Press the D key

• Press the Y key

• Press the L key

• Press the C key

What is the radius of the first curve mentioned in the tutorial?

• 25

• 20

• 30

• 40

Which tool is used to extrude a sketch in Fusion 360?

• Line tool

• Push-pull tool

• Fillet tool

• Circle tool

What is the final step to complete the model in the tutorial?

• Downloading the PDF

• Turning off the grid

• Creating a new sketch

• Adding a fillet