Fusion 360 Exercises #1: Series Intro and Latch Plate @RobDuarte
Fusion 360 Exercises #1: Series Intro and Latch Plate  @RobDuarte
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This is a series of Fusion exercises that focus on sketching. The idea is to take a technical drawing and reproduce it in Fusion - a process that mirrors how I frequently use the software, as I create sketches on paper or physical models and translate those measured drawings/objects to 2D sketches and 3D models in Fusion.

I'd suggest taking a stab at making the sketch before you watch me do it. Here is a link to the latch plate drawing: dropbox.com/scl/fi/lzc6r3ewr04noq19rms5w/latch-plate.24.07.jpg?rlkey=2atglh0jaysheqs4x7vq4jdk2&dl=0 (you do not need a Dropbox account to view or download the file)
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Fusion 360 Exercises #1: Series Intro and Latch Plate

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