The first thing you need to do is to create a free educational license. All instructions here. The video on the left explains it. (Make sure you sign in)
WARNING
Often school software version does not change throughout the year. This means that if you work on a project on your home computer then the version will not be compatible with the school system and you will need to only work on it on your home computer/own device.
Make a bedroom in fusion 360 using basic shapes and simple tools.
The Video runs through the process of making some basic components of a bedroom. Use your imagination and see if you create things further than that.
Below is a worksheet where you can put all of your screenshots to show evidence that you have completed the tasks at hand
In this project, you’ll learn how to design a LEGO minifigure step by step using Autodesk Fusion 360. Whether you’re new to 3D modeling or just want to practice, this guide will help you create a LEGO minifigure’s head, body, waist, legs, and—once you’ve built up the right skills—even the arms on your own.
We’ve split the process into three easy-to-follow videos:
Designing the Head: Learn how to create the minifigure’s head, including the face and the stud on top.
Building the Body and Waist: Model the torso and the waist piece that connects to the legs.
Creating the Legs: Finish your minifigure by designing the legs and adding the final touches. Once you’re comfortable with the basics, you’ll have the chance to design the arms independently.
As you work through each step, use the worksheet below to document your progress. Add links to your Fusion 360 models and include screenshots of your work to show evidence of what you’ve completed. This will help you track your achievements and showcase your growing 3D modeling skills.
Finish off the arm design
Note: There is no tutorial, use the skills that you have built up until now
Create Joints and exploded view
Ball inside cube
Autodesk - Getting Started for Absolute Beginners
Making a Hinge in Fusion 360 and exploded drawing
Canterbury Graphics and Technology Teachers - Fusion 360 Resources
If this is your first time 3D printing, start by understanding the slicing process. Slicing software is essential because it converts 3D models into instructions (G-code) that a 3D printer can understand. These instructions guide the printer on how to build the object layer by layer, including details like movement, material extrusion, and print speed. Each school may use different 3D printers, so confirm the specific equipment and settings required to ensure proper operation and avoid damage.
Common Slicers and Downloads - Here are some of the most commonly used slicing software tools and their download links:
Additional Resources
Beginner tutorials for slicing software: