Learn Fusion 360 in 30 Days - Day #23: Sculpting a Computer Mouse

This tutorial guides users through modeling a computer mouse in Fusion 360's sculpt environment. It covers inserting and calibrating a reference image, creating an initial shape, and using symmetry for efficient modeling. Advanced techniques like inserting edges and adjusting forms are demonstrated to refine the model. The tutorial concludes with ergonomic adjustments and final touches, emphasizing experimentation and control in the sculpt workspace.

What is the first step to get started with sculpting a shape in Fusion 360?

How do you calibrate the size of the reference image in Fusion 360?

What dimensions are specified for the length and width of the computer mouse?

Explain the importance of symmetry in the sculpting process.

What steps are taken to create a rounded hump on the mouse?

What are some tips for experimenting in the sculpt environment?

Describe the process of adding a groove for the thumb on the mouse.

How can you make the bottom of the mouse flat for proper sliding on a desk?

What adjustments can be made to create a right-handed mouse?

What is the significance of using the fillet command in the final steps?