How to Surface Model a Detergent Bottle in Fusion 360

How to Surface Model a Detergent Bottle in Fusion 360
// By the end of this video, you’ll know how to surface model a Detergent Bottle in Fusion 360.

To get started, you’ll want to download the demo file that I’ve linked to below in the video description. Once you upload the demo file to your data panel you’ll want to double click on the file to open it up. Then, you’ll see this template of sketch geometry that I’ve gone ahead and prepared.

This template is essentially a reference image with ellipses at each point of the bottle where it changes in curvature… and throughout this demo, I’ll show you how we’ll reference this sketch geometry to surface model this bottle design.

TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Surface Model a Detergent Bottle in Fusion 360
1:17 - Entering Patch Workspace
2:00 - Creating the loft
3:04 - Creating the guide path
5:03 - Creating the handle hole
9:07 - Removing the surface body
10:16 - Stitching the surface
12:25 - Creating the threaded top

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