Learn Fusion 360 in 30 Days - Day #26: Create a 2D Drawing

This tutorial guides beginners through creating a 2D drawing in Fusion 360. It covers accessing demo files, creating and configuring drawings, managing views, adding dimensions, and updating and exporting drawings. The tutorial emphasizes best practices for dimensioning and provides tips for efficient workflow.

What is the first step to access the demo file for creating a 2D drawing in Fusion 360?

• Create a new project in the data panel.

• Download the file from the Fusion 360 website.

• Use the search function to find the file.

• Open the data panel and click on the grid icon.

Which option is NOT available when setting up a new 2D drawing in Fusion 360?

• Adjusting the sheet size.

• Choosing a reference component.

• Selecting a drawing template.

• Setting the drawing to 3D mode.

What is the default standard for a new drawing in Fusion 360?

• ISO

• ASME

• DIN

• JIS

In the drawing workspace, which view is prepopulated when you start a new drawing?

• Top view

• Side view

• Base view

• Perspective view

How can you change the appearance style of a view in the drawing workspace?

• Right-click and select 'Change Style'.

• Select the view and press 'S' on the keyboard.

• Double-click on the view to open the drawing view dialog box.

• Use the toolbar to select 'Style Options'.

What is the keyboard shortcut for the dimension tool in Fusion 360?

• D

• M

• T

• L

Which rule is NOT a best practice for dimensioning 2D drawings?

• Use the maximum number of dimensions possible.

• Use the minimum amount of dimensions required.

• Avoid duplicating dimensions.

• Do not cross dimension lines.

What happens to a drawing if the original model changes in Fusion 360?

• The drawing remains unchanged.

• The drawing automatically updates.

• The drawing needs to be manually updated.

• The drawing is deleted.

Which format is NOT available for exporting a 2D drawing in Fusion 360?

• JPEG

• PDF

• DWG

• CSV

What is the purpose of exporting a drawing as a CSV file?

• To share the drawing with others.

• To open the drawing in another CAD program.

• To create a parts list for migration to another platform.

• To print the drawing.