The little house icon is your home icon and can take you back to your default view if your camera ever gets spun around. You can both click and drag, as well as click on the individual faces to orient your view. On the right hand side, there’s a navigation cube – you can use this to navigate around your model. This is also where you can manage the units in your model (document settings). You can turn things on and off by clicking the little eye next to an item. Different bodies and components, when you create them, are all going to show up in this list.
The browser is almost like an outline of your model – that’s where you’re going to be able to manage the different parts and pieces of things in your model. To activate these tools, you’d click on one of them, and then Fusion 360 will give you more information about how to use them. There are a couple different tabs in here for solid, surface, sheet metal, etc – for the most part, you’re going to use the solid tools for woodworking. You’re going to have a bar at the top of the page that’s going to contain your options for creating, opening, and saving files.īelow that, you have a toolbar that contains all of your different modeling tools. This first video will introduce you to the basics of navigating inside of Fusion 360, as well as how to get started creating models.įULL FUSION 360 BEGINNER TUTORIAL PLAYLIST – In today’s video, we’re going to start a series on using Autodesk Fusion 360 for woodworking applications.
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