AWESOME! You explain everything very well. Your pace is spot on, you're clear and concise, and you truly do take it to the basic beginner level which most other videos have failed miserably at. Most others making these videos obviously take for granted that everyone knows all of the basics. GREAT JOB!

Fantastic tutorial. I am an absolute beginner, and unlike all others, you do not patronize us, and you keep it to a workable pace. Thank you my friend.

One of the best intros to a new and complex product I've ever experienced... and Lord knows, I've experienced. Thank you!

finally a tutorial that talks like a normal human being

I've watched a couple of tutorials "for absolute beginners" and this is definitely the best. Most will throw you into creating a object and cover too much too soon, I like the pace and the fact you are covering the very basics and explaining what the tools do which is exactly what I wanted. I am looking forward to watching the next parts :D

Fantastic, just to the point, not uttering nonsense and wasting time. Thanks very much, mate!

Ive looked through atleast 100 tutorial videos in the past few days and not one single person explains it is good as you do you are awesome man!

The most simple and comprehensive tutorial I've found yet; thank you.

Of the Fusion 360 tutorials I have watched, you have provided the best guidance and directions for me to start using fusion instead of pick and poke, hoping to get it right. Thank you.

You sir are brilliant. I have been trying to learn this so that I have a skill that I can work with in order to get a job! There is no unnecessary waffle, you're straight to the point and your explanations are detailed and concise. I will have more content thank you!

This is the best beginners tutorial that I’ve come across. Fantastic. 👍👍👍👍👍

Very efficient use of 16 minutes! Thank you!

Excellent introduction to Fusion360. Thanks!

Thank you! Finally one explained at my speed.

Just discovered You . I Have a nice project and You are helping me a lot . I usually work in Maya so im a beginer in Fusion but i love It .

Thank you this is by far the best tutorial for complete beginners. It's an excellent introduction for people like me who don't really have much computer knowledge.

Easy and Intuitive, I love it!

This tutorial is great! Thanks a lot!

Absolutely the best first video to watch for Fusion 360. So clearly and thoughtfully explained. Thank you!

Thank you so much. You are inspiring many!

Thnx! A very usefull tutorial. Hope you upload some more Fusion 360 stuff soon!

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Top notch tutoring. Thank you for explaining the way you do.

Thank you! Well done. I learned a lot.

Thanks for the tutorial. It is the best that I've seen. You are really good to explain how this program works. 👍

Thanks for taking the time to do there tutorials, they've helped a lot

i came across this video and i love it .here i am now one of your followers. great way of teaching . keep up the good work.

Thank you sososooo much for this tutorial. You're very easy to understand, thank you too much!! Very helpful :)

very good clear information. Well done!

Watched a few videos before I stumbled upon your one, by far one of the best tutorials :) Thank you

great video. very easy to understand.

finally, someone that actually teaches how to use this software, thank you.

WOW. Thank you very much

great video thank you

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amazing

thank you so much great video and teacher

fenomenal.

Awesome! Your tutorial is very easy to understand for a newbie like me

I had a bit of a problem following and repeating what you were doing until I looked at the little cube in the top right corner. In the "Home" position; that is, with the "Front" face showing on the left, my version has the "Z" axis marked vertically on the left of the Front. Your version has the "Z" axis on the lower left corner of the Front face with a short line suggesting that the "Z" axis is from front to back. I also had a bit of a problem extruding as your arrow went to the left and mine to the right. Are these changes that have been made by Autodesk? My son tells me that the "Z" axis is vertical on 3D printers. Is that correct?

Thank you :)

Very good! I finally found a vid that works for me. BUt (of course there is a but) I am a CNC user & my screen shows Z as being UP. Yours it seems show Y as being up. I guess since I realize that I won't be driven crazy so onward.

Great video overall, the axis issue was throwing me but after I read the comment and answer below and basically ignored them I was able to follow along very well. Thanks

this tutorial is really good and well explainatry

thanks man.

New subscriber! I get a little confused because the, X-Y-Z on every program I use in my line of work (wire EDM and tool and die machining) the Z axis is always up and down. X is side to side and Y is front to back. Can you explain why it's different at the beginning of your tutorial? Thanks! Looking forward to learning more.

Thanks mate brilliant way of explaining the only thing I struggle with is when say I'm on the same sketch I wanna add some little holes around the corners (for the battery im making on this) when I come to extrude them after I've clicked all of them it doesn't want to extrude do u maybe know why?

helps me lot

Do you have a video where you showcase how to sketch a 3D shape with a bunch of given dimensions?

Jest notes... 0:12 Orgin is denoted as Axis 1:02 qube is denoted as views on top right corner 1:42 Sketch is basis on 3d shapes 4:25 Solid>Extrude

First one I could understand.

How is the X, Y and Z axis set? Your default has Z axis joining bottom and right planes...mine joins front and left. So I don't have a blue and red line intersecting, mine are green and red.

With my part in the Home position my grid at the origin point has the X and Y axes on the blue and red lines and the Z axis points straight up to the top. In the first minute of this tutorial your X and Z axes are on the blue and red lines and the Y axis points straight up. My “Cube” in the top right is in the same position as yours (the X,Y, and Z axes are different but the Top, Front, and Right labels are in the same positions) so I am guessing your part is in the Home position too. Which is correct? Thanks for the great tutorial!

I couldn’t find part 2 of this series? Could you please put the link so I can view it. Thanks

Why when I make the rectangle then enter the dimensions press enter the rectangle gets really small. What am I doing wrong?

Why have you got only 1600+ subscribers when teaching the easiest way possible. Keep it up.

1:32 I have watched several videos and XYZ planes point in different directions in lots of them. I have 3D printer, laser ,cnc machines and in my fusion program or other programs I work with aswell they all follow the standard rule the Z plane is the vertical up and down the x moves left and right, Y foward and backwards but in this video for instance the Y is equivalent to the Z axis or up and down movement why does this happen in fusion and why does this program seem to adopt different plane settings in different videos I've watched if we take into account that it's the same version for everyone ? It doesn't make much sense to me can you please explain why this happens ? Thank you

really helpful!! how do we find centre of that block 8:42

Can anyone tell me, are these tutorials or majority there of these videos able to be done with a free 360 account? I am brand new and looking to learn 3D modeling for use with my printer I recently purchased. I do have access to AutoCAD 3D but am wondering if this would be more beneficial for use with 3D printing.

At 1:27 my cube shows Top, Front, and Right just like yours but when I highlighted the XY, XZ, YZ the 3 squares that appear at the origin point are not like yours. The XY and YZ are above the red line? Have you put out a settings video? This starts putting out differences when I try to match this video key stroke for key stroke. If I rotate the XY, XZ, YZ images to match what you have, my cube has the word "Top" upside down and "Right & Back" showing. Thanks

'engendered', there's another word I have to go look up. Helpful video.

Con someone please tell me how to click the view cube, it just won’t let me click on it

Hey, in this video you explain very very good, and speak slowly, we can understand very very well. we want to suggest to list more video for very beginners, we would like to pay. hope you will see my message. thanks very much ,very very great job.

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When I attempt to select the XZ plane in the first part, I can't even get that right! When I select the XZ plane as in the video, my plane is vertical in my workspace, not horizontal as in the video. My cube is oriented exactly like the one in the video. I've tried 5 different beginner videos and I feel dumber after having watched them. It's not the channel owner's fault.

Hello want to know how to adjust the x,y,z axis? thank you

You can make confusion 360 actually work?

When I open Fusion 360, there is no grid. The screen is simply white. How can I activate the grid?

I am going to be honest i am completely lost. I cant move my objects and i just want to make a box on a box with 3 walls and this software is not user friendly. How can i make this object if i cant move the walls to the corners

At 5:05 he didn't "Finish Sketch". Does this mean we are all going to die?

nope mine doesn't even start out like that!

Thanks but I will stick to Tinkercad

Made me feel like a dumbass, but amazing tutorial!

whenever I extrude it just pulls out the walls and not a complete shape? like now I have a sleeve instead of a cylinder

You sound like Steve Jobs. Have you heard that before?

I was hoping for a simple tutorial for people with at least a high school education. Instead I get a tutorial that explains things to people whom the video creator thinks that they don't even have basic knowledge of 3D graphing. If the rest of the tutorial is the same I predict that a lot of my time will be wasted so I will look elsewhere for a tutorial.

2020 in 2019? nice clickbait

All you instructors don't have a clue how to teach. You make moves on the screen without saying anything. I cannot duplicate on my Fusion 360 what the instructor shows