Creating Common WOODWORKING JOINTS in Fusion 360

Posted by Justin Geis | Mar 1, 2020 | Fusion 360 for Woodworkers | 0 |

In this Fusion 360 modeling tutorial, learn how to create several common woodworking joints in Autodesk Fusion 360!

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In this video, we cover the following –

Mitered Butt Joint
Half Lap Joint
Mortise and Tenon Joint
Tongue and Groove Joint
Rabbet Joint

If there are other joints you’d like to learn how to create in Fusion 360, leave a comment down below the video and let me know what they are!

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Justin Geis

I’ve always been really passionate about 3D modeling and 3D rendering – I started off by creating a YouTube channel with SketchUp 3D Modeling Tutorials – (The SketchUp Essentials), and a website about 3D rendering (The Rendering Essentials) - my goal is to create the best, most easy to follow 3D modeling tutorials on the internet! :) I started the Fusion Essentials because I really love the simplicity of using the program, especially when creating precise models for design and engineering purposes!

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Creating Common WOODWORKING JOINTS in Fusion 360

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