Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

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Learn how to design a custom Arduino Uno enclosure in Autodesk Fusion, ready for 3D printing. In this step-by-step tutorial, Liz walks you through creating a functional electronics case using a hybrid design approach, combining native components and imported geometry.

This video covers key workflows including component setup, enclosure design, clearances, mounting features, and preparing your model for 3D printing. Whether you’re a beginner learning Fusion or an experienced user refining your workflow, this tutorial will help you design clean, manufacturable parts.

This updated guide builds on a classic Arduino case tutorial and brings it in line with modern Fusion workflows and best practices:
youtube.com/watch?v=E0bhdr84FNU

🔧 What you’ll learn:
• How and when to use a Hybrid Design Approach
• Creating and managing components in the Design Workspace
• Designing an enclosure around an Arduino Uno
• Adding mounting points, offsets, and clearances
• Preparing your design for 3D printing

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction and Project Overview
01:10 Setting Up the Design and Intent Driven Design Approach (Hybrid Workflow)
04:30 Creating the Main Enclosure Shape
10:15 Importing and Positioning the Arduino Board
14:40 Designing Internal Supports and Mounting Posts
20:30 Adding Openings and Functional Cutouts (Ports, Access)
26:10 Refining the Case Geometry (Fillets, Details, Adjustments)
30:15 Preparing the Model for 3D Printing
33:00 Thanks for watching!