I’ve been a long time SolidWorks user, but I knew I wanted (ahem.. needed) to learn another 3D modeling software. That’s when I started looking at Autodesk’s Fusion 360. The features that highlight its capabilities and differentiates it is what this series set out to do. They’re features that expand beyond 3D modeling and show how it’s a platform that incorporates all the aspects of the engineering and design process. If you’re new to Fusion 360, go through the series below to see just a bit of what you can do.
In our first post, I take a look at the five things I wanted to learn more about in Fusion 360.

The part modeling ability you have, from parametric modeling to sculpting is a must see.

There are a few ways to build assemblies, ways that help define movement instead of remove it.

Simulation is usually an after thought, but with Fusion 360 it’s part of the process.

One of the coolest collab features is the ability to instantly share a link of what you’re working on.

CAM? Yep, Fusion 360 has that too. Here’s why it matters.

There’s more that Fusion 360 has to offer. Want to see what it can do for you?
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