Autodesk Fusion | 5 Surfacing Tips

Here are 5 tips that you might find helpful in your surfacing workflow.
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[@AutodeskCommunity1]

Great and easy tips for Fusion!

[@dangaudreau1670]

Thanks for all these video's. They are so helpful. In my opinion this is best channel to learn Fusion! Keep up the good work . I particularly enjoy learning your surface bodies tutorials.

[@travisnguyen1475]

first time I know untrim command. thanks

[@adambergendorff2702]

Incredible video, I can see how these tips could also be useful for shapes before there turned into sheet metal bodies.

[@ianpendlebury9503]

The last item - interacting surfaces with a solid - would never have occurred to me. Thanks.

[@user-qz3zo7bk3i]

Great video, insightful as always!
These are the kind of tips that many beginner and intermediate users really appreciate.
My favorite is nr 5, namely that you can operate on surface bodies with solid bodies.
I'm sure that many people are not aware of this.
This is what makes this channel great.

[@santosknives6278]

Always the best wow!! thanks!!

[@1MRsnuppy]

Thank you very much for a great video, I was very curious what the untrim function is for, I'm currently working through each of your videos one by one :) I'm already halfway through and I would like to ask about the e-mails I sent to you as well as the comment under one of the videos where the mouse is modeled, whether it will be any chance of an answer because this problem is bothering me ;)

[@MStoica]

Where are the surfacing tips? :)
I came here for surfacing tips… CNC/machining surfacing 🤦🏻‍♂️ flattening slabs