How did you get involved with the maker movement?Īt first it was via math classes that sent calculus formulas and solids to the JCCC drafting department to 3D print! Then we got similar requests from companies that were transitioning from 2D drafting to 3D modeling, BIM (Building Information Management), and digital fabrication workflows. I started with one of the earliest versions of AutoCAD when I worked for a large architecture firm in Nashville. Yes! My degree and original work experience is in architecture. Lydia, you first came to 3D modeling through architecture, didn't you? Lydia wrote 'Fusion 360 for Makers' as a hands-on how-to guide for novices. She is the author of eight books on those subjects and is constantly creating things with her small fleet of 3D printers and CNC machines. Lydia Sloan Cline teaches digital modeling for fabrication, 3D printing, and drafting courses at Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, KS. Q&A with Author Lydia Sloan Cline Getting in Gear with 3D Modeling! Fusion 360 is an appropriate tool for beginners and experienced makers.
Eight easy-to-understand tutorials that provide a solid foundation in Fusion 360 fundamentals.
Inside Fusion 360 for Makers, you'll find: It will get you up and running quickly with the goal of creating models for 3D printing and CNC fabrication. Fusion 360 for Makers is written for beginners to 3D modeling software by an experienced teacher. Free to students and small businesses alike, it offers solid, surface, organic, direct, and parametric modeling capabilities. Fusion 360 software lets you design, analyze, and print your ideas. Learn how to use Autodesk Fusion 360 to digitally model your own original projects for a 3D printer or a CNC device.
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