In depth sketch tutorials

[smallfavor]

I apologise if I've missed these, but I'd really like to study more in depth sketching techniques. A fellow named Mike Aubrey made a nice one about using the loft tool - but it went into some very valuable detail about manipulating sketches and construction planes. Is there a source of more advanced instruction on the sketching aspects of 360?

[Beyondforce]

Hi @smallfavor,

Welcome to Fusion 360.

There are many sketch techniques and design workflow techniques . It's better to learn them along the way your projects. You will not remember them all by just watching them or reading about them.

First you need to know and understand R.U.L.E #1. Then you can start modeling and if you have any question, please let us know and we will help you.

Cheers / Ben
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[daniel_lyall]

@smallfavor 

Yes if you look in the learn section there is some good info in there it is basic.  http://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/learn-training-tutorials or look up it's beside community.

Then you can move onto see all fusion 360 learning,(it's at the end of the learn section) there is most of what you need in there http://fusion360.autodesk.com/learning/learning.html?guid=GUID-4D32F515-A105-42A7-B4B9-20C756F9A7C9

Also the Foundational Concepts videos in the fusion youtube page are good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9iIatmw1XA.

Then any questions just ask there are no silly question just stupid answers.

the thing Ben mentioned is here http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/post-your-tips-and-tutorials/fusion-360-r-u-l-e-1-and-2/td-p/6581749

it is something you need to learn, there are reasons for this just ask if you are not sure it's Trippys baby  

[daniel_lyall]

@Beyondforce that's not the answer what is needed point to the basic first and add at the end about it pointing to trippy's post