Autodesk Fusion 360 Tutorial For Begginers - Exercise 12 Thin Extrude

2D Sketch : https://www.3dmechanism.com/post/3d-e...

In this tutorial we'll use the features:
In Fusion 360, Full Round Fillet, Hole, and Thin Extrude are three distinct but valuable commands for creating and modifying 3D models. While Hole and Thin Extrude are used to add or remove material from a sketch, Full Round Fillet is a finishing tool used to refine existing geometry.

Full Round Fillet
This is a specialized type of fillet that automatically creates a perfectly rounded edge between three adjacent faces. You simply select the two side faces and the middle face, and Fusion 360 creates a smooth, continuous curve without you needing to specify a radius. It is an efficient way to create a full round on a corner.

Hole
The Hole command is a dedicated tool for creating various types of cylindrical cuts. Unlike a simple extruded cut, it provides a streamlined interface for defining industry-standard holes, including simple, clearance, countersunk, and tapped (threaded) holes. It saves time and ensures accuracy by automatically handling the geometry and thread specifications.

Thin Extrude
Fusion 360's Thin Extrude (found within the standard Extrude command) is used to create a thin-walled part from a sketch that is not a closed profile. Instead of creating a solid block, it extrudes a thin sheet with a specified thickness. This is very useful for creating features like ribs, fins, or thin-walled cylinders without having to sketch and extrude a complex profile.

All dimensions are in mm/g/s/ISO
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