The precision setting isn't at all clear. How do you specify that you want precision in inches/eighths/sixteenths/etc? Decimal points don't match up to this.

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Excellent tutorial. Thanks very much.

Thank you so much. Mirror features worked for me after I hid the body and selected the correct Mirror Plane.

as a complete noob who has no idea! Thanks so much for this! I have a question if I wanted to color the inside of the house different from the outside. How would I? It keeps changing the whole cube shape.... I will be continuing to learn from you I want to make things with wood and 3d printing. but first learn cad!!!

Another excellent tutorial 👍🏻thank you

Hello sir, can you do the Theo Jansen Spider Leg next? I've been trying to make an animation about it for the past 2 months and there are still a lot of flaw in it. I would appreciated if sir could help me with that.

Tank you for your Videos! Will start Fusion next week! So you will be my lurning teacher!

This is CAM in parametric modeling. The solid is your tool and the path is your toolpath. Very neat feature! And my hope is for running a custom form tool through a solid in the model, it will not be as susceptible to issues created from a self-intersecting 2D sketch perpendicular to a path. Being able to cut over itself and not break is HUGE.

i just can"t click on the Thumbs up button. It is right on 666 and i don't want to ruin that... but it seems worth the risk, i don't know what to do !! Please, help !

Very nice tutorial, thanks! Looking forward to the next part.

how can i make the dimensions for length and width at the same time ? whenver i make the length or the width the other changes !

So, the "base" of this toolbox is below the plane. Is that gonna be a problem later?

Hi there, Wonderful Content, easy to understand even for no-native english, i got the inspiration for re-designing a worktable that was looking to make on PTR, having these i'ts much easier to polish the idea and grab some modifications. keep the good work man! Best Regards.

Why did the circle become a hole when everything was extruded?

Mine actually did change all my original dimensions too. Maybe they updated it off your demo haha

thank you!

click one dimension, hold shift and click the next to select multipes

So weldon sir

Very amazing this lecture sir

This is a very great video and this new tool has a lot of use case! But honestly I wish they would have taking it a step further and added in the sweep menu an offset body option so when it cut through the body it cuts it with like a 0,05 or 0’1mm offset for tolerance so we don’t have to go again manually offset everything using the push pull option. If fusion can add this it would be amazing

Would be really good for bayonet fit designs as per your sample circle array, especially with parametric control of the solid.

This tutorial is only useful for paid users only. This is NOT a standard Fusion feature

Good video!

Very cool. Btw, you didn't need to add an axis, just selecting the outer diameter would have sufficed.

Is there a way to draw all over a vase in 3D, and have a carving tool go at it like a beaver?

I've never used the solid sweep function. It looks powerful. I think it would be mostly to carve designs onto surfaces, like you did.

Making joints for sliding 2 pieces together; a dovetail for instance

I really liked seeing the corner atound 2:04. This is a great feature!

Hi everyone! Let me know what you think about the solid sweep tool in the comments below! :)

honestly the best and the clearest fusion tutorials out here, always straight to the point, thank you

Thanks for the video!

Can you please explain how this video is still relevant after 4 years and many updates? Old info is the cancer of the internet.

Very helpful! Thank you.

I'm coming from Rhino - I'm still not sure which program I enjoy more. This is the second video of yours that I've watched, its very easy to learn from and I'm starting to see some benefits to Fusion over Rhino. Thank you for making the content!

Excellent tutorial

One of the best tutorials I have seen , one thing is that when I true to extrude the circle just like u did at 19:20 it doesn't allow me to select the circle itself. Instead it allows me to select the whole side. Do u have any solution for this?

Helpful, however the first stumble was not showing how to change the default metric measurements to imperial.

Another great video. Thanks. Gave me so many great ideas on streamlining my workflow and design methods.

7:06 how to make the shadow stay on the ground and not follow the helicopter like it is on a transparent layer right now?

so one question please anyone help me with this: Whenever I click on sketch and choose a plane, it takes me back to 0,0, which changes the whole layout, is there any way to stop that and start sketch from where i select it?

Excellent video!! Thank you.

best instructor ever

this is the best instructor, you have learnt me skechup and now i m learning fusion 🥰

amazing.... i like your voice. very calm good to listen. im very helped by your videos. thank you so much from korea...

THANK YOU! I have been thinking of starting to learn this for hobby projects, and have been frustrated until now. I use a Cricut, and the software is very similar to Windows....but fusion is a more professional tool that needs some work. I sat, watched and have been able to create what I want to draw, well started to anyway.

This Might be me getting ahead of myself. And maybe you did it this way to show the tools better. But I found once I had one wall and one side I merged the two objects and them duplicated them and rotated them/moved them until they moved into each other such that I mirrored the shape and had both sides and the front and the back. Is there a reason not to do this?

Thank you very much for your perfect information of the McMaster-Carr library, I'm learning to work with Fusion 360 and I've a question, in my Fusion practice I need bold 91271a760 and then 3D-Step, after click on Product Detail, and Scrolling down, I can't find the Save button? Maybe because I haven't logged in to McMaster-Carr? Or there is a solution for this problem please?

Hello That was a very good video Kindly reply I'm unable to do one thing that is I'm unable to extrude the circle. Kindly tell me what is the reason When I give the extrude command, there is no way of selecting the circle for extruding

Hello. I am designing a table that has a Danish paper cord weave. Can you please advise me how would it be more correct to make such a weave? I can't think of anything except drawing each type of line by hand and copying it...