Usng the Web Command in Autodesk Fusion 360

The Web command is not used everyday but when it is needed, it makes quick and easy work to create complex features.  Using a simple sketch or sketch pattern the command is easy to set-up and use.  In my video, I show you five examples where the command can be used effectively.

 

Edit in Place for Linked Components

In a recent Fusion 360 update, a new function called Edit in Place was included. This function gives you the ability to edit linked components from within the assembly environment without having to open the linked component. This not only makes editing quicker, but adds some unique design possibilities. In this video I will show two unique cross component design procedures. Of course, editing a linked component directly is also supported. 

Creating Top-Down Design Linked Components in Assemblies

In my last video I talked about the Save As and Replace function that can be used on linked components in an assembly. I got a little push back as some said you could not create top-down designed components and still have linked components. This video will show you a method of overcoming this.  It entails a few more clicks but it preserves the use of linked components as well as allows you to use top-down design to create them.