Fusion 360 - CAD Design Projects Part 2: Expand Your 3D Modeling Skills!
Following "Fusion 360 - Step by Step" and its subsequent book "Fusion 360 - CAD Design Projects Part 1", the next part of the series is now available for all advanced users of Fusion 360. This book guides you step-by-step through the design process of four complex 3D objects. It allows you to deepen your basic knowledge and get to know new perspectives, working methods and features. Novel problem-solving exercises, technical drawings, numerous illustrations and annotations will help you become a CAD design professional!

Requirements: Basic knowledge of Fusion 360
This book is for readers who have a solid understanding of Fusion 360's CAD design principles, ready to advance their skills. If you are new to Fusion 360, please start with the beginner's tutorial "Fusion 360 - Step by Step" (ISBN: 9798452605355) and the book "Fusion 360 - CAD Design Projects Part 1" (ISBN: 9798774278442).

What you can expect
With "Fusion 360 - CAD Design Projects Part 2", you can expect to model four challenging everyday objects in great detail. This will take your Fusion 360 skills to a new level. These projects are more complex in their design process than in the previous books. But don't worry, we will work through these projects together and step-by-step. This will help you become even more confident in using each of the features of Fusion 360, as well as learn some new approaches to designing custom 3D models. The teaching method varies from project to project in order to cover as many approaches as possible. The more guided projects you complete, the more comfortable you will be working on individual projects.

CAD Projects in this book
Computer mouse - A good example of how to get started with CAD surface design.
Carjack -This project focuses on the mechanical and technical aspects of designing a carjack.
Scissors -Modeling a pair of scissors promotes an understanding of the design of everyday objects.
Dumbbell set -You will be able to create this project completely on your own (technical drawings provided). Step-by-step instructions are provided afterward.