Can You Model This? Fusion 360 Challenge - Catics 3D01-05

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In this CAD tutorial we'll use the features:
1. Extrude
What it is: The fundamental feature for building 3D solid geometry.
How it works: You pick a closed sketch profile and extend it outward to add thickness and volume.
Best used for: Forming the main structure of a part.

2. Offset Plane (Construction)
What it is: Generates a sketch plane parallel to an existing face, but positioned at a defined distance from it.
How it works:

Situation: You need to sketch a feature that isn’t directly on the surface of your model.

Fix: Choose a face (like the top surface) and offset a plane upward, say 50 mm. This lets you sketch in space while staying aligned with your base geometry.
Best used for: Designing features on different height levels or layered sections.

3. Plane Along Path (Construction)
What it is: Creates a sketch plane that stays perpendicular (90°) to a curve at a chosen point.
How it works:

Situation: You have a curved path and need to sketch a profile at its end, aligned to the curve’s direction. Standard origin planes won’t match the angle.

Fix: Select the curve, and Fusion generates a plane that travels along it, almost like a cart on rails. Slide it to the end point (Distance = 1.0) to get the correct sketch orientation.
Best used for: Preparing profiles for Sweeps or adding flat geometry to curved parts.

4. Hole
What it is: A feature for creating precise drilled and threaded holes.
How it works: Uses standard specifications (ISO, ANSI, etc.) to automatically size holes for specific fasteners (like M6 screws).
Best used for: Mounting points, bolts, pivots, and mechanical connections.

5. Fillet
What it is: A tool that smooths out sharp edges.
How it works: Applies a radius to corners or edges.
Best used for: Improving comfort in handled parts and reducing stress concentration in mechanical components.

All dimensions are in mm/g/s/ISO
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