How To Split Up Splines Into Segments (Fusion 360 Spline - Break)

If you've ever tried to create a Surface Loft in Fusion 360 and struggled with selecting just part of a spline as your spine — this one’s for you.

In this quick tutorial, I show you how to break up a spline sketch so you can select individual segments for surface tools like lofts. While Fusion 360 doesn’t have a direct “Split Spline” tool like SolidWorks, there is a workaround using the Break tool inside a sketch.

✅ Use construction lines to define break points
✅ Apply the Break tool to separate spline segments
✅ Gain precise control for surface loft paths
✅ Perfect for surfacing workflows and organic shapes

Whether you're building clean transitions or matching surface sections, this tip will give you more control and flexibility with your surface modeling.

Disclosure: I receive a free license of Autodesk Fusion from Autodesk, which helps support the content on this channel. However, Autodesk does not sponsor, endorse, or influence the content I create. All tutorials, opinions, and recommendations are entirely my own.

🎥Watch Next
Brand New User Series With Exercises https://bit.ly/brandnewuser
Quick Tips Series https://bit.ly/FusionQuickTips
23 Tips Beginners Should Learn https://bit.ly/Fusion23Tips

My Course 🚀
https://bit.ly/Fusion360Jumpstart


⚡Subscribe To Get The Latest Videos
https://bit.ly/SubscribeTechEspressoNow
💪🏼Support Me On Patreon
  / techandespresso  

___________________________________________________________________
#Fusion360
#Fusion 360 Tutorial
#autodeskad
___________________________________________________________________
DISCLAIMER
This video and description may contain affiliate links, which means that if you click on one of the product links, I’ll receive a small commission. This helps you support the channel at no extra cost to you and allows me to continue to make videos like this.