I'm going to leave the default to Box Drawing, hitting Save. Let's accept the default orientation, which is front view. Now, we are in the Drawing Workspace and we are prompted to place our base view. I'm going to leave the defaults and immediately hit OK. Heading to File and selecting New Drawing From Design. And in order for us to document this model by creating a drawing, let's first save this file. Whenever we are given this red visual, this indicates that we are in the cut operation. Selecting this profile, moving this arrow.
Let's place our centerpoint at the midpoint of this line, so notice, the triangle indicates that this is the midpoint and let's key in 30 as the diameter of the circle. Next, heading to Sketch once more and selecting Center Diameter Circle. Selecting this line and let's turn this line into a construction entity. I'm going to drop our first point out of this corner.
#Autocad vs fusion 360 update
Let's say we have a design update and we wanted to add a detail, so selecting this face, right-click and select Create Sketch, let's grab our Line tool. Give this a height, and to be specific, let's key in 100. We are done sketching, so we're selecting Stop Sketch. And I give this a value of 100 for the height. Let's drop our centerpoint at the origin. Notice we are prompted to select a plane or a planar face. I'm going to go to Sketch, head to Rectangle, and select Center Rectangle. To better grasp this concept, let's create a quick model. In this video, I will do a quick demonstration of an essential Fusion 360 workflow.
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