Uploaded March 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Working with imported CAD geometry can be challenging. Fusion 360 offers a few features to help, including the 'Find Features' command. In this tutorial, learn how to build objects from existing or imported parts, using the offset surface command and other core workflows.

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - Upload or Import a file in Fusion 360
01:04 - Open imported model in Fusion 360
02:07 - How to Reorient a model in Fusion 360?
02:47 - What is 'Find Features' in Fusion 360?
05:38 - What is Capture Design History in Fusion 360?
06:35 - Offset surface in Fusion 360 with Surface command
07:26 - Extend surface in Fusion 360
08:45 - About Thangs and the 3D Modeling Challenge

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