Recreate an STL file in Fusion 360

Someone wanted to make changes to this STL, and was wondering if I could do it. Sometimes you can convert STLs in Fusion360 easily and edit them. However, that doesn't always work, as in the case of this file. In this video I'm giving you a glimpse on how I approach this task. This is a one-take, unscripted video, so sorry for how unorganized and scatter brained it is. Hopefully you can pick up some helpful tips though!

[@iangriggs]

Perfect timing for this. You covered a few areas I been wondered how you do in Fusion. Thanks!

[@WhyplayGaming]

Just a thought, if you extrude to a new component, then when your testing one will be transparent so you may get a more accurate look, you could also try changing the appearance off-cause.

[@ShopTherapy623]

Im not sure I'm following this comment. Do you mean when I was trying to extrude the hood down to the base/bowl?

[@WhyplayGaming]

Regarding the beval at the end, You needed to do the inside to 50 first then do the outside to 50.

[@ShopTherapy623]

Yes!! I realized that after the fact! Thanks for pointing that out! There are a few things I'd do differently now that the video is over! lol

[@pixieloco]

thanks for this.

[@ShopTherapy623]

Thanks for being kind. Lol. The audio is pretty bad and I’m a bit scatter brained. However this wasn’t rehearsed, and I did it in one take!

[@WhyplayGaming]

I think it was fine for an unplanned video. I think some people may find it helpful to see the thought process behind what you are doing rather than just showing people the correct tool every time.
Its also good for people to realise you might not always get it right the first time.
I enjoyed it either way. I would not have thought to use the surface tool.

[@TheTangoAlfa1]

What do you mean by Prismatic is not going to work? Did it error out?

[@ShopTherapy623]

Yes it errored.

[@neonblowfish]

Please increase the audio, you're too hard to hear. Thx!

[@ShopTherapy623]

Thanks for the feedback! I just recorded this with my laptop microphone. If I continue to do more "how-to" videos, I will think about getting some better audio!

[@pixieloco]

at 36% volume (using headphones) I can hear it without any issues.