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Hello, everyone.

If I am not mistaken (but it is not excluded) it seems to me that there is no section dedicated to fusion360.

is it a choice and/or is there any reason, or has there never been a need?

nb: it is an interested request. while doing all other work I am learning fusion360 to draw the pieces that I then realize with tools+tornium+fresa that I have at home (hobby).
 
I add: on the net there are only manuals in English (poor, little bad, but it is strange, there are manuals for any software), there are no dispensers/manuals (which are found without problems for benders, sketchups etc.), and I have not found any dedicated forum (even here strange, there is one practically for everything). Finally, there is no section on this platform.
Do I miss anything? I thought it was more popular:unsure::unsure:
 
is quite recent (or have started pumping it recently. . . )

I saw a promo video a while ago, I remember only a nice gnocca, dressed well, in the office, which shaped stuff from the smartphone...figured if I inform myself more:lol:

apart from jokes, it is free or costs little, depending on use and user
I for now do not need, in a future (maybe not so close) could be that give us a look (y)
 
at work use solidw in private fusion, eventually you do everything, I would say great for students startups etc.
 
ale47p said:
Really? complex surface modeling?
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is a mechanical cad, does everything and also works surfaces, excels? not of course but not solidworks, the surfaces are a world apart, complex sup wants to say a lot, to reach certain levels are used programs at high budget ... I have to open an office tomorrow I would go on fusion, made the first jobs and took the measures to customers I would evaluate other software, if the customers want only washers and staff I do not see why spend up to 10/20 times so much. safe to use "at home" I don't buy a solidworks license I would pay for it in 38454 years.
 
it seems to me that there is such an interest on fusion360 to make necessary the opening of the relevant section in the forum....:d:d
 
fusion is a great hobbyist program and are found, on the tube, tutorials in Italian well made.
 
Hi.
I also downloaded it, for now it is free, but with a deadline, it seems to me a year, but then I read that you can make a kind of year-by-year contract and if you do not use it for profit, use is unlimited.(on this I still have to deepen)
I'm using it to do small hobbies with the 3d printer.
for my work I use catia v5-6 , but I must say that with fusion 360 I was amazed because it is very intuitive and sincerely has functions that have nothing to envy to the most blasoned cads.
and then there are a lot of video tutorials that help to move the first steps for those who 3d know very little and are at first arms.
 
fusion 360 incorporates the tools of the very famous tsplines that constituted in the years 2010 an exceptional plugin for rhino 4-5 then in 2014 were bought by autodesk that at first the regalò hanged them with all his software and then created I am fusion 360, are the same tools present in inventor, see freeform and finally were introduced in alias see first aliasform speed and now in concept
 
after the last updates my free version had some limitations, for example maximum ten editable documents per time, others in read alone. you could still work on a greater number by varying the document properties in reading/writing when needed.
from the autodesk site, in the Merger 360 section, it turns out that the free version for hobby lasts 1 year, after it stops working and is usable only in read. to me it happened so, and consequently I activated the subscription.
I do not know whether the status “hobbysta” or “non-profit” (which is what I use) is to be defined in some setting of your associated autodesk account, so as to renew the license infinitely: I couldn't.
 
ian3d said:
I do not know whether the status “hobbysta” or “non-profit” (which is what I use) is to be defined in some setting of your associated autodesk account, so as to renew the license infinitely: I couldn't.
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I already had some perplexity on this goodism and you gave me confirmation.
 
As I was also afraid of some "autodesk" joke, for my hobbies I am trying to learn freecad :rolleyes:
 
I have already made the renewal through the autodesk page as personal use and has not given me problems.. .
freecad I tried to use it, but unless we really lost years behind it, there's no spider out of the hole. and sincerely as a hobby it is not worth it.
 
hi to everyone, I'm new to the forum and I don't know if I'm on the right page!
work in a turnout, we would need to insert a drawing software and in the future manage the cad/cam.
I thought about fusion 360 as I can exercise at home free of charge and has no high price in case you want to buy in company (solid works, solid edge etc.... for the work I do I think they are complicated and I wouldn't touch them enough).
Could it be the right program or do you recommend anything else?
for the license speech in the company, should be renewed every year or purchased the first year can you continue to use it also the following years without updates?
Thank you all!
 
I press that I am an inventor user and I have seen fusion 360, with online demos, if you do not need to manage big assemblies it seems to me a good program, even the cam does not seem bad! to consider that files are saved on the cloud.
having the cam connected to the cad is useful, in case of changes to the model 3d, the cam is also updated.
 
I also use solidworks at work and fusion360 at home for 3d printing, I also add to those who would not mind a dedicated section
 
good evening to all, I would also be interested in the section of fusion360, was then created?
 

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