Learn how to assemble imported models and CAD data in Autodesk Fusion 360. Create sub-assemblies, Rigid Groups, As-Built Joints, and more. Follow these best practices for the best performance and efficient workflows.

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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 - How to Assemble Imported Parts in Autodesk Fusion 360
00:52 - Turn on the parametric timeline in Fusion 360
02:03 - How to create a sub-assembly in Fusion 360
03:38 - What is Rigid Group in Fusion 360? (explained)
04:23 - What is Capture Position in Fusion 360? (explained)
05:31 - How to Ground a component in Fusion 360
07:14 - Assembly structure and considerations in Fusion 360
09:10 - Use a Motion Link to connect Joints in Fusion 360
12:12 - Creating slider joints in Fusion 360
14:39 - Create working X, Y, and Z gantry in Fusion 360

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