Fusion 360 Drawing & Body Merge
Budget: €30 – €50 EUR
I already have the adapter model built in Fusion 360 as an assembly; before I release it to production I need one clean solid and a fully-detailed drawing.
Here’s what I need you to do:
• Combine every body so the file contains a single watertight solid.
• Create an A3-size metric drawing that follows ISO practice, using Type A (Continuous Thick) linework.
• Include at least a longitudinal section through the centre axis plus one end view.
• Dimension every critical feature—diameters, lengths, thread details and fits—so the machinist can manufacture directly from the print.
• Populate the title block with the part name, material (I’ll supply both) and the part number.
When you’re done, send back the native Fusion 360 drawing (.f3z) along with a PDF export so I can share it quickly with the shop.
If you work in Fusion 360 every day, this should be straightforward. Let me know your lead time and I’ll forward the .f3d file and a reference screenshot right away.
Here’s what I need you to do:
• Combine every body so the file contains a single watertight solid.
• Create an A3-size metric drawing that follows ISO practice, using Type A (Continuous Thick) linework.
• Include at least a longitudinal section through the centre axis plus one end view.
• Dimension every critical feature—diameters, lengths, thread details and fits—so the machinist can manufacture directly from the print.
• Populate the title block with the part name, material (I’ll supply both) and the part number.
When you’re done, send back the native Fusion 360 drawing (.f3z) along with a PDF export so I can share it quickly with the shop.
If you work in Fusion 360 every day, this should be straightforward. Let me know your lead time and I’ll forward the .f3d file and a reference screenshot right away.
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