Fusion 360: Design a Parametric Standing Desk

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01 Introduction

001 Fusion 360 for parametric design.mp4

00:35

002 What you should know.mp4

00:42

02 Sketching and Solid Modeling

001 Understanding the design requirements.mp4

00:43

002 Sketching the first side panel part 1.mp4

05:36

003 Sketching the first side panel part 2.mp4

03:04

004 Extruding and filleting the side panel.mp4

05:29

005 Designing the keyboard tray slots.mp4

03:42

006 Creating slots for the support bars.mp4

02:58

007 Mirroring the side panel.mp4

03:30

008 Designing the support bar.mp4

03:26

009 Using joints to position the support.mp4

04:06

010 Subtracting the excess material.mp4

01:47

011 Copying the second support bar.mp4

01:55

012 Designing the front laptop support.mp4

02:09

013 Adding the joints to the support.mp4

02:01

014 Designing the table tray.mp4

00:59

015 Positioning the table tray with joints.mp4

03:37

03 Conclusion

001 Next steps.mp4

00:50

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Fusion 360 is a unique CAD and CAM package for product design. In this course, product designer Kevin Kennedy showcases the unique abilities of Fusion 360 to design a piece of furniture and teaches how to create parametric designs that can be driven with dimensions and constraints. Kevin first shows how to fully define sketches as the building block for parametric design. He then covers how to assemble parts in their correct position with the use of joints. Along the way, Kevin goes over best practices and additional considerations you need to make when designing. By the end of the course, you’ll have the knowledge to set up models that can adapt to changes in requirements or user needs.

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