Tips & Tutorials Blog: fusion 360

Posted on January 11, 2018 by Synergis Manufacturing Applications Consultant, Dave Breiner To follow up on our Cable Pulley model, here we create a Presentation file and include it in our drawing with views, bill of material, and dimensions. For reference: Fusion 360 Smart Templates 

It’s day five of our week of manufacturing tips! Here is another Fusion 360 post.  If you are new to Fusion 360, also check out this toy wooden train video. Posted on December 22, 2017 by Synergis Manufacturing Applications Consultant, Dave Breiner Dave takes you through a modeling exercise for beginners to model a Cable Pulley in this […]

It’s day three of our week of manufacturing tips! Posted on December 20, 2017 by Synergis Manufacturing Applications Consultant, Dave Breiner As a follow up to the Rigid Groups video, Dave takes a look at Joints and Joint Limits. See how to apply different kinds of Joints and apply Limits to those joints to restrict the travel of […]

As we wrap up 2017, what should you be thinking about for 2018? Spend some time with Synergis as we run through the tools that will help you: More rapidly design new product iterations Refine and maintain competitive advantages Streamline processes enabling you to embrace disruption Adapt to the needs of the modern buyer Join […]

Looking to learn more about Fusion 360?  Then this is the video for you! Synergis’ Dave Breiner has developed a modeling exercise for beginners. Follow along as we model a Toy Wooden Train. In this exercise, we will try a few different ways to model, create holes, extrude, revolve, and apply a material. Toy Wooden Train […]

Looking at ways to use Rigid Groups to constrain a step file with multiple parts in Fusion 360?  Check it out here!

Looking to learn more about Fusion 360?  This short video shows how to create ribs with the Fusion Rib feature.

Posted on October 24, 2017 by Synergis Manufacturing Applications Consultant, Dave Breiner See how his to create your own Custom Fusion Sheet Metal Rules.

Posted on October 16, 2017 by Synergis Manufacturing Applications Consultant, Dave Breiner Fusion 360 handles Flat Patterns and Unfold in very different ways. See what happens to a cutout in sheet metal in both the flat pattern mode and the unfold environment.

The Fusion 360 development team came out with their September update last week and it contains a cool feature that allows you to create a drawing template that has pre-determined views that will auto-populate an entire sheet or set of sheets with your selected model. I will take a look at this and walk through […]