More, and I’m going to select the front plane or the XZ plane. More” in the toolbar Use the Toolbar to select the workspace you want to work in, and the tool you want to use in the workspace selected. Select Finish Sketch to exit out of the mode. I’ll click “ create sketch Enters Sketch mode and creates a new sketch on a selected plane or face. More tool to make the sketch a 3-dimensional object. Select a profile or planar face then select the axis to revolve around. Then, I’ll use the revolve Revolves a sketch profile or planar face around a selected axis. Now what I’m going to do is draw half of the side profile of the lid. Then, I’ll type out “Plastic Lid” for the name and I’ll make sure that “activate” is checked, so the component will be activated right after I click the “okay” button. More “new component” from the assemble dropdown list. To create a new component I’ll simply select The selection mode controls how objects are select when you drag in the canvas. More, which will house all of the lids sketches and bodies. When converting bodies, select the bodies to convert. When creating an empty component, enter a name and select the parent. To get started, I’ll create a new component Creates a new empty component or converts existing bodies to components. I try to do the ones that have the most viewer interest. However, please note that I will not be able to do all of them. If you guys have ideas or specific things that you would like to demo, then please comment them below. This video idea was a subscriber request.
#Fusion 360 shortcuts how to
In this demo, I’ll show you how to build the plastic lid of an aluminum coffee can. Hey there, It’s Kevin Kennedy and welcome to episode #17 of Fusion Fridays. Make sure to use your s-key as well.By the end of this video, you’ll know how to set up some user parameters in Fusion 360. It’s also important to keep in mind that keyboard shortcuts aren’t the only way to customize Fusion 360.
Some key combos are off-limits to CKS since they have system-level priority.Why can’t I use Command + S as a custom key combo? What’s up with that? CKS will take any combination of modifier keys, but will only take one alphanumeric key. Did you forget your laptop today? Don’t worry, whatever computer you sign in to Fusion 360 with your account information, your custom keyboard shortcuts will be the same.Ĭheck out the video below to see custom keyboard shortcuts in action:įrequently asked questions about custom keyboard shortcuts.Want to get fancy? Use modifier keys (Shift, Control, Alt/Option, and Command) to make the most of your keyboard combinations.
Pick your favorite key or combo of keys to set as your new custom keyboard shortcut. Once you find your desired command, hover for a second, then hit the three vertical dots (shown below).ģ. Even look for commands in other workspaces.Ģ. Follow these steps for the best result:ġ. Let’s get to the nitty gritty of creating custom keyboard shortcuts. In fact, most CAD/CAM masters use keyboard shortcuts better than a musician on the piano. All it takes is a couple of simple steps to greatly improve your efficiency.Ĭustomizing your keyboard shortcuts in Fusion 360 is the best way to improve your CAD/CAM efficiency. Check out this quick tip to see how easy it is to set custom keyboard shortcuts in Fusion 360.
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