Fusion 360 Surface Practice Series – T – Joint



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In this CAD tutorial we’ll use the features:
Offset Plane: Creates a construction plane at a specified distance from an existing plane or face.
Extrude: Creates a 3D feature by extending a sketch profile along a specified direction and distance.
Surface: Creates surface geometry from sketches, edges, or profiles without creating a solid body.
Split Surface: Splits a surface into separate regions using a selected tool, such as a sketch, face, or surface.
Circular Pattern: Creates multiple copies of a feature or geometry around a selected axis.
Loft: Creates a smooth transition between two or more sketch profiles or faces.
Thicken: Converts a surface into a solid by adding a specified thickness.
Stitch: Joins multiple surfaces together to create a single continuous surface or, when they form a closed volume, a solid body.
All dimensions are in mm/g/s/ISO
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9 Comments

  1. Very clever way of doing this. I had a go, just from looking at the picture, and used a loft of the circular profile, with guide rails to control the curve. I got the exterior shape but the interior surfaces interfered with one another so the body was not hollow. I adapted and used a loft of just the half-section and that worked, but your way was simpler. Well done!

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