How to duplicate a sketchup rendering?

[Anonymous]

Hello folks, I drew this table in sketchup and now I want to recreate it in fusion. I can figure out how to do the majority of the base but not sure how to do the top portion of the trestle?

Can a person use the revolve tool on a square so I can recreate the top portion of this trestle base? 

I am attaching a picture of the sketchup rendering.

Thank you

Jay

[TrippyLighting]

If you can share your design so we've got something to work with that Ould be helpful. For you 😉

You may ant to look at the sweep tool.

[davebYYPCU]

Easier to use the Loft Tool, 

adjust the curve result with the Direction arrows.

Might help....

[Anonymous]

Thank you! I used the loft tool but not sure how to adjust with direction arrows?? 🙂

Jay

[PhilProcarioJr]

@Anonymous

All you need to do is create a sketch with the square shape the size you need, then create a profile sketch and sweep it around the square. If you can not figure it out with my file let me know and I will add a screencast.

[Anonymous]

WOW!! thats what I need!!! Thank you! Will it be possible to send me a screen cast? I am sorry to bother you, I seem to learn much better from watching something being done as I am so new to fusion, but I really like it so far!!

Thank again!

Jay

[PhilProcarioJr · Accepted solution]

 @jayshockey221

One thing I might add is make sure you constrain and dimension your sketch....I didn't have time to do that here.

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/7d22c67d-f0b4-4c86-8d08-a6af5024e374

[Anonymous]

That was AMAZING! Thank you!!

Jay

[chrisplyler]

There are many ways to skin a cat..

1. Lofting between horizontal profiles...

2. Extruding/intersecting two vertical profiles...

3. Sweeping a perimeter around a square path then deleting the hole...

[etfrench]

You left out circular pattern