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Product Design Online | Fusion 360 Surface Modeling | Intermediate Hairdryer @ProductDesignOnline | Uploaded 5 years ago | Updated 8 hours ago
Learn how to surface model a hairdryer in Fusion 360. This tutorial is aimed at intermediate-level users or those who understand the basic functionality of Fusion 360. Therefore, I won’t be walking you through every single little detail, such as setting up the reference image.

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0:00 - Surface Modeling a Hairdryer in Fusion 360
0:43 - Getting the reference image
2:07 - Setting up the sketch geometry
5:42 - Revolving the top of the dryer
7:42 - Creating the handle sketch geometry
12:04 - Looking at the curvature comb
12:49 - Extruing the surface geometry
18:00 - Lofting the handle geometry
19:37 - Reversing the surface appearance
21:58 - Stitching and trimming the surfaces
23:57 - Splitting the body at the parting line
24:27 - Using the draft analysis
26:43 - Zebra analysis and curvature map analysis

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