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- 1. Fusion360 1-2-3 3D Design & Printing Neo Endian, 11th Nov 2016
- 2. THE MOST IMPORTANT RULE
- 4. Step 1: Create Fusion 360 Account What you need: •Valid email account To Do: Sign up for Fusion 360 Start-up License
- 5. Step 2: Projects, New Designs •Everything is saved to cloud •Designs can be shared easily •You can collaborate online at the same time
- 6. Step 3: Camera Commands •Zoom Camera: Scroll wheel •Pan Camera: Middle mouse (hold and drag) •Rotate Camera: Shift + Middle mouse (hold and drag)
- 8. Step 4: 2D Sketch Common Shortcuts •L is for Line •R is for Rectangle •C is for Circle (Centre-diameter style) •D is for Dimension
- 9. Step 5: 3D Create Common Shortcuts •E is for Extrude •You can also create simple 3D shapes directly
- 10. Step 6: Modify Common Shortcuts •Q is for Press/Pull •F is for Fillet •M is for Move
- 11. Understanding Construction Planes Construction planes tell the computer where you want to draw your 2D sketches • 3 are auto-generated (X, Y and Z-planes) • All flat surfaces of bodies can be made • Some you have to define using “Construct” tools
- 12. Understanding History Bar History bar allows you to revisit your design at any step in the past • Bar is found at the bottom • Each major step has its own icon • When editing a 2D Sketch, remember to click “Stop Sketch” to continue time- traveling…
- 13. Step 7: Export for Print In your Browser 1. Under “Bodies” 2. Right-click the 3D body to export 3. Left-click “Export to STL” 4. Import the STL file into your 3D printer
- 14. Fusion 360 1-2-3 Basic workflow is Sketch (2D), Create (3D), Modify • You sketch 2D designs (Sketches) on a C-plane • You create 3D objects (Bodies) from Sketches • You can Modify 3D objects Other useful info • C-planes are automatically generated • But you can define them manually too for more accuracy • History bar allows you to edit any step in your design • Time Travel can have unforeseen consequences… • Export for 3D printing is a simple right-click option
- 15. BREAK Time! Next up: SCAMPER
- 16. http://bit.ly/2eTvq7B How did you find the Workshop? (3-min Survey)
- 17. BREAK Time! Next up: SCAMPER
- 18. SCAMPER Framework • Substitute • Combine • Adapt • Modify • Put to another use • Eliminate • Reverse
- 19. Substitute • What other product or process could you use? • What rules could you substitute? • Can you use this product as a substitute for something else?
- 20. Combine • What would happen if you combined this product with another? • What if you combined functions, purposes?
- 21. Adapt • How could you adapt this product to serve another use? • What else is the product like? (What else is like your product?) • What other products/ideas could you use for inspiration
- 22. Modify • How could you change the shape, look or feel of your product? • What could you add to modify this product? • What could you emphasize or highlight to create more value?
- 23. Put to Another Use • Can you use this product somewhere else? • Who else could use this product? • How would this product behave differently in another setting?
- 24. Eliminate • How could you streamline or simplify this product? • What features, parts or rules could you eliminate? • What could you understate or tone down? The simplest cup… …is no cup.
- 25. Reverse • What would happen if you reversed this process? • What if you changed the order of doing things? • How could you reorganize this product?
- 26. Now You Do it