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This tool does what its name says, it moves things. Knowing all of the options this tool provides can save you a lot of time when making models in Fusion.

This how to shows you the Shell Tool to make things hollow and the Section Analysis tool that will allow you to see inside of your models.

This will show you how to make copies of a feature on your model in a rectangular or circular pattern.

This how-to will show the basics of using the Fillet and Chamfer tools in Fusion 360 to make hard edges less hard.

In this how-to you will learn how to use the extrude and revolve tools in Fusion 360 to turn sketches into 3D objects and create things like game pieces quickly.

This how-to will show you how to make non-rounded corners into rounded ones using the fillet tool. Then we will explore how to make partial circles and ellipses. Finally, we make a symmetric bracket using the mirror tool.

This how-to uses a series of sketch objects for you to practice using geometric constraints on the shapes.

This how-to will show you how you can use some basic shapes (rectangle, circle, line) and then turn those shapes into something new using Trim, Extend, and Offset.

Today you learn how to make rectangles, circles, and triangles. Also we discuss more about what it means to be constrained in a sketch.

This how-to covers the basics of creating a simple sketch and setting various distances, angles, and moving measured distances on your drawing for readability.

This will give a basic overview of the interface and teach you how to make a basic object (a six sided dice).

In this how-to you will learn how to create text in Illustrator and format it to have a laser cut out the letters or engrave them into the material.

This lesson shows how to bring an image into Illustrator and use the Imagetrace option to have Illustrator turn the image into a drawing we can use on the laser cutter.

In this video we will make a gear using guides, repeated rotations, and the pathfinder unite tool.