Published On May 29, 2020
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Learn the difference between Fusion 360's Move and Align commands, including the best use cases for each. Knowing how to move parts in Fusion 360 is a critical concept in setting your design files up for success. We'll also take a look at how Joints should be used instead of the Move command.
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1. Bodies vs Components ➞ • Bodies vs Components | Fusion 360 Cor...
2. Intro to Fusion 360 Joints ➞ • How to Create Assemblies and Joints i...
3. Copy and Paste ➞ • Copy and Paste Sketches and Component...
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TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Fusion 360: Move vs Align vs Joints
0:33 - Bodies and Components explained
1:24 - Using the Joint command
4:00 - Using the Align command
6:00 - Joint vs Align explained
7:00 - Move/Copy command
8:19 - Moving body away from the origin
10:17 - Copying a component with Point to Point
12:31 - Manually exploding an assembly with Move
13:29 - Moving and manipulating faces
14:00 - Joint vs Align vs Move summary
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