Hi,
I would strongly recommend that you do the embedded tutorials in the Fusion Documentation and also some of the
Self-Paced Learning to help you to learn fusion faster and better. They can be found here:
It is also much easier for the forum to help you if you attach your file AND a screenshot of what you want to achieve
and what the problem is. You can create a file to export like this:
Time spent on the tutorials and self paced learning will not be wasted. Also check out the three RULES that are pinned to the forum for further guidance. (credit : @Drewpan )
If your also planning on using Fusion for the forseeable future I would advice watching "learning Fusion in 30 days" which can be quickly watched in a few hours with full conceptual knowledge, and there are also people on the forum who have youtube channels who can guide you like TheCadWhisperer, and Peter Doering.
For this project of yours, forms would be the right option, and while it is generally more limited than blender in my opinion, this could probably be created using the form tool (T-spline) a starting rectangle with maybe 10 faces up and 2 side, and edit as neccessary with the edit edge tool to create wanted shape.
If you don't want to go through the pain of using forms as your new to Fusion, would be to use surface modelling, as it primarily uses sketches, which if you have prior CAD knowledge, you should be famuliar with. You can sketch the shape of the object, and use the surface modelling tool to patch the sides and thicken to make the desired object.
If your require help or assistance, please don't hesitate to ask questions, and if so can you please give some measurements to your piece and a few more screenshots to see the whole model, so other people in the forum can also assist to a better extent
Sleepy Regards
Ricky
