Can't select an existing face to scale it

[YourDirector]

I've created a shape consisting of two cylinder components in 'Model' mode (as seen below). I've added a small chamfer to the top cylinder but now want to select that top face and scale and adjust it. However, I can't for the life of me figure out how to do this. 

I've looked at lots of things online, some of which suggest going into the sculpt environment, but if I do this, I can't select anything that I haven't created in the sculpt environment. The other suggestions I see are going into the 'create base feature' mode but I seem to experience a similar issue here.

Please could someone put me on the right track for selecting and modifying faces of existing components that were created in 'model' mode?

Thanks in advance

[davebYYPCU]

Top face - scale and adjust it.

What does that mean?

As a Solid model, Split face is about the only operation that would work.  

There are some things that Fusion can't do, I think this (on the face of it), is one of them.

Would like to help....

[YourDirector]

Hi Dave, thanks for the reply.

What I'd like to do is take the top face of that cylinder (the one that has a slightly smaller diameter than the rest of the body, and adjust it's diameter.

Is it really not possible to just grab a face or an edge and adjust it however you like? This seems ridiculous? 

[YourDirector]

I can't even figure out how to select a face and just move it, which I'm guessing would be under the same functionality?

[davebYYPCU]

Still not obvious what you want, 

Yes you can grab the face and move it, can be a few things,

Press Pull will extrude the face, 

Move tool will move the body.

Edit the chamfer to distance and angle, 

Why did you create a cylinder if you want a drafted cylinder?

You can do the taper in the create extrude feature when you made the second body.

Or you can revolve a profile for the second body....

If these suggestions aren't what you want - I don't understand what you want then.

[laughingcreek]

select the chamfer feature in the timeline and use a different type of chamfer, such as "two distances"

[jeff_strater]

It's not exactly clear to me what you want to do here.  But, you will need to think about this slightly differently, I suspect.  As you've discovered, you cannot just scale a face, especially in a parametric design.  Most likely, you want to use a Revolve feature for making this sort of shape.  Here is a very simple example: