Fusion 360 pattern on curved surface how to | Fusion 360 for beginners

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After this Fusion 360 for beginners tutorial you will know how to create a pattern on a curved surface.
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I want you to put a tangent plane on the face of this cylinder. Then I want you to create a sketch on it. I’ll create a circle.
Finnish your sketch when you’re happy with your design. Now you need to create a shape. Hit E, the shortcut for extrude, on your keyboard. Select your profile and create a hole with a cut operation.
Now I want you to create a pattern. In Fusion 360 you find patterns under the create tab. We will choose a circular pattern and create a pattern around the z axis in this example, but other situations might require other workflows.
Select feature. That will allow you to select the cut operation. Then press axis and select the z axis. I press and hold the left mouse button on my pc computer. That allows me to select objects behind objects.
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Gave me exactly the procedure I needed to precisely place holes on a curved surface in Fusion 360. Thanks!

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