Make Complex Shapes in Fusion - Twisted Bracket with 3D Sketches

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00:03 How to Create a Sheet Metal Component in Autodesk Fusion
00:29 Using Center Rectangle for Precise Sketching in Autodesk Fusion
00:46 How to Extrude a Sketch into a 3D Model in Autodesk Fusion
00:56 Mastering Fillets for Smooth Edges in Autodesk Fusion
01:12 How to Sketch and Place a Circle on a 3D Body in Autodesk Fusion
01:23 Extrude Through an Entire Body - Fusion Tutorial
01:44 Copy and Move Bodies Easily in Autodesk Fusion
02:26 Creating a 3D Sketch for Advanced Designs in Autodesk Fusion
03:30 How to Use the Tangent Constraint on a Spline in Fusion
04:00 Sweep with Path and Guide Rail - Fusion Guide
04:37 Apply a Realistic Powder Coat Appearance in Autodesk Fusion
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👉 Learn how to create a twisted bracket in Autodesk Fusion (formerly known as Fusion 360) using solid modeling tools. We’ll start with a structured approach-creating a component, sketching, extruding, and refining with fillets. Then, we’ll dive into rotation techniques and use a 3D spline with the Sweep tool to shape the final form.
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[@The_maker_letters]

Do you suggest another workflow?

[@RikusvanderMerwe-x8t]

A print in place hinged bracket would be helpful

[@The_maker_letters]

@@RikusvanderMerwe-x8t That's a great project idea! I'll add it to the backlog. Thanks

[@Denis_v1.0_beta]

I would have selected the end face to create the 10mm sketch fillet, rather than the two edges. Provides the same result. Does my method have any downsides over your method?

[@The_maker_letters]

You're absolutely right-you can achieve the same result faster. That workflow is quicker, as long as the fillet applies between the sides rather than between the top and bottom faces. I opted for manual selections to play it safe.