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Improving CAD Designs with Autodesk Fusion 360

You're reading from   Improving CAD Designs with Autodesk Fusion 360 A project-based guide to modelling effective parametric designs

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2023
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781800564497
Length 596 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Kevin Michael Land Kevin Michael Land
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Table of Contents (22) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Part 1: Simple, Fun Projects for Around the Home
2. Chapter 1: Working within the Design Workspace FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: Planes, Sketches, Constraints, and Parametric Dimensions 4. Chapter 3: Project Building Basics 5. Chapter 4: Creating a Customizable S-Hook 6. Chapter 5: Designing Decorative Doorknobs 7. Part 2: Bicycle Water Bottle Holder Project
8. Chapter 6: Designing a Simple Bottle Holder 9. Chapter 7: Creating a Bike Reference Model 10. Chapter 8: Creating the Bottle Reference Model 11. Chapter 9: Building the Bottle Holder 12. Chapter 10: Improving the Bottle Holder Design 13. Part 3: FORM Modeling Techniques
14. Chapter 11: The FORM Environment 15. Chapter 12: Modeling a Scary Tealight Ghost 16. Chapter 13: Using Form and Solid Modeling to Create a Cushioned Chair 17. Part 4: Working with 2D and 3D Scanned Images
18. Chapter 14: Using a Scanned Image to Create a 3D Model 19. Chapter 15: Modeling a Bottle Topper 20. Index 21. Other Books You May Enjoy

Creating an S-Hook using the Arc and Sweep tools

We will start with a new component within the existing S-Hook file that we’ve worked on. Be sure that this new component is started on the top level of the assembly (the red arrow in Figure 4.35) and not within the other S-hook. You can do this by moving the mouse over the top of the browser project name and clicking on the dot that appears at the end. The dot shows the active component.

Figure 4.35 – The green arrow showing the active level dot

Figure 4.35 – The green arrow showing the active level dot

  1. Start a new component by left-clicking on the Component icon () and naming it S-Hook_Sweep. The active dot will now be moved from the top level to the new component to show that this is now the active level. Click on the eyeball icon and turn off the S-Hook_Pipe component as indicated by the orange arrow in Figure 4.35.
  2. Start a new sketch in the XY plane as was done in the previous example.
Figure 4.36 – The location of the sketch button

Figure 4.36 –...

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