Project | Design a 3D label using CAD
Use your Fusion CAD skills and design a 3D name plate in Fusion that can be attached to a toolbox drawer, tool wall, storage bin, or other area to serve as a label.
Module overview
Use your Fusion CAD skills and design a real-world, 3D model for use within your school or workplace.
In this project, you’ll create a 2D sketch and convert it into a 3D label, name plate, or placard, all of which can be attached to toolboxes, storage bins, or other items where labels are used.
After completing this project, you’ll be able to:
- Create dimensioned sketches and add constraints to sketch geometry.
- Use Extrude and Emboss tools to apply 3D features to text.
- Apply physical material to a solid.
- Add holes and insert fasteners.
Module downloads
These downloadable resources will be used to complete units in this module:
Teaching supplements
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Need to teach the skills covered in this project?Â
Send your students to our Introduction to 3D Modeling for Manufacturing self-guided course. They can learn at their own pace, track their own progress, and earn a certificate of completion when they get 75% or more on the final test.
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