Learn Fusion 360 in 30 Days - Day #11: 3D Model a Dog Bowl

This tutorial guides users through 3D modeling a dog bowl in Fusion 360. It covers setting up a reference image, sketching the bowl's outline, applying constraints and fillets, using revolve and shell tools, performing section analysis, and adding a protective rubber band. The tutorial concludes with final touches and setting the appearance of the model.

What is the purpose of setting the opacity of the reference image to 15%?

• To make the image more visible

• To ensure the image is not too distracting

• To highlight the image

• To change the color of the image

Which keyboard shortcut is used to activate the line command in Fusion 360?

• C

• E

• T

• L

Why is it important to add constraints to the sketch lines?

• To make the sketch colorful

• To maintain the integrity of the shape when adding fillets

• To make the sketch larger

• To ensure the sketch lines are straight

What does the revolve tool do in Fusion 360?

• It changes the color of the model

• It creates a 3D shape by revolving a 2D profile

• It rotates the entire workspace

• It creates a 2D sketch

What is the purpose of using the shell tool on the dog bowl?

• To hollow out the bottom of the bowl

• To add a lid to the bowl

• To make the bowl heavier

• To change the material of the bowl

Why is it beneficial to rename components and bodies in Fusion 360?

• To increase the file size

• To easily identify and select the correct components

• To make the model look better

• To change the color of the components

What is the final step in creating the dog bowl model?

• Exporting the model

• Printing the model

• Applying appearances to the components

• Adding a lid to the bowl