(I would have posted this under 'user feedback' but there doesn't seem to be a forum for that except for AutoDesk staff. ?)
For those taking advantage of the free access to Fusion 360, they may not know that there's an equally valuable resource to go with it. Brad Tallis offers, what amounts to, a free and comprehensive course on how to use the software. How much better could it get? I realize that Brad's only one of several AutoDesk Reps who post tutorials. And I'm sure the other guys are great too. I've tried a few of them. But I always come back to Brad who pulls household objects out of the garbage can, measures them up, and then makes a full course on how to draw them up in Fusion. He's like that high-school teacher everyone wanted but couldn't get because they didn't sign up quick enough and had to settle for some next-best teacher. I don't know if he does this on his own time or if he gets compensated by AutoDesk. The time required to put one of these courses together must take many hours. Man has never had such opportunities, and Brad and AutoDesk are certainly contributors. So, speaking for myself: Thanks, Brad! And thanks to AutoDesk for making his work available to me and everyone else on the planet. (And not to be overlooked are the forums where free help can be had should Brad's techniques occasionally confuse. It's bound to happen no matter how hard he tries.)
