Welcome to the first challenge video for this course in this video, you will be faced with three sketching
challenges for each one.
I will first describe the challenge and tell you the tools required to complete it.
You will then be able to pause the video and try it out for yourself.
I will then demonstrate how to go about each one of the challenges.
Now let's get to the first one.
In your first coaching challenge, you will be required to draw a tangle from scratch.
You cannot use the rectangle tool, so this can be divided into four steps.
You will first need to use the line tool to draw four connected lines similar to what has shown up here.
Then you will need to add constraints to make it a perfect rectangle.
In step three, you will need to add dimensions to make your rectangle 20mm by 30 millimeters.
And finally, you will need to rotate your rectangle if required to make the length of the rectangle
parallel with the x axis.
Now, pause the video and try this yourself.
Now that you've tried this, challenge yourself.
Let me show you how to do it, so I have my four basic lines here.
Firstly, I'm going to use the parallel constraint to make this in this line parallel.
And then this and this one of.
So I would first select this one and then this one.
And they have now become parallel.
Followed by this one and this one.
And now I will use the preventively tool to make both of these lines perpendicular.
And so now my Kangoo has been formed.
Now I will add dimensions to it, so I want this edge to be.
Twenty.
And this one to be 30.
I can now rotate this.
So twenty four degrees.
Twenty four point five degrees should be enough.
And as you can see, our rectangle has been formed.
And.
Now, add dimensions, you can see it's 90 degrees.
So I have found my perfect rectangle.
In this second setting challenge, you will be required to insert and draw over a canvas infusion 360.
This image right here is provided below this video, which is the canvas you will be inserted into Fusion
360.
Your second step will be to edit the canvas and place it at the center of your plane.
The third step will be to calibrate the canvas and make sure that the height of the vase is 270 millimeters.
Finally, you will use this line tool to sketch over the vase and then move it to complete the sketch.
Positive ID, you know, and try this challenge.
I will now insert the canvas into Fusion 360.
Click on this button up here and insert from my computer.
So I have my buzz image right here, and I will open it.
And then I will select this thing.
As you can see, our fuzzy image images appeared here.
It is already at the center of my workspace, so I don't need to worry about it.
And I can click, OK.
I will now calibrate this.
So it's like the top plane there.
And this point here, I I want the distance to be 270 millimeters.
So as you can see, our canvas has not been calibrated and it's ready to sketch over.
Before I start sketching, I will tell you one thing.
So as you can see, this image is in perspective and it's not an orthographic graphic image because
as you can see, the bottom is good.
So we will take the top curve and the bottom curve just as straight lines, and we won't talk about
those.
So I will use my firstly, I would use my line to create the base, so I will create the base.
See there.
And then I will use this line tool to go all around.
There.
Then.
There.
So our spine has been created, I would just adjust these points slightly.
And our side chief of the bus has been full is to drive this point right there and then use the line
to create the final lines.
Now I will draw a line at the center because all the way up.
And drag this point onto this line.
So now we have a closed shape here.
My bottom line is not.
So I've been that straight as well.
And I will just add a slight filmmaker.
So now that this case has been created, we can it onto the other side.
So expect a miracle.
I will double click to select this entire thing.
But now the Mirror Online has also been selected.
So I would just click on it again to be selected, and then I will select my line, which is this.
And it.
So as you can see, our first sketch has now been formed.
Your third sketching challenge will be a replication challenge.
You will need to recreate this sketch of a watch crown right here.
You will need certain tools which are mirror trim and patterns.
The dimensions don't really matter, but try to get a similar shape to this positive ID, you know,
and try this.
To create the Watch Crown sketch, I will first create a soccer so type C on your keyboard and then
struggle, let's say, 20 mm just for this demonstration.
And then I will create a center line as a mirror line.
Now I will create two more lines to create the.
Intense in the watch crown.
I was hit escape because I don't need like tools anymore.
And then I will add a affiliate.
Right here.
Say zero point four mm should be no.
And then I will trim this part.
And this point.
I will then mirror this.
Onto the other side.
Using this line that I have in the center and then click, OK.
I will go ahead and also trim this.
And this.
I will add two more for this.
On this.
And this.
Both measuring 0.2 millimeters.
Now that that's done, we are ready to create a circular pattern, so I will double click on this.
But as you can see our entire sketches inflected, I will dislike this line here and this means circle
here.
So now only that small part has been selected.
They will then go to create create a circular pattern.
And my objects have already been selected.
And then I will select my point, which is this now my angular spacing will remain at full and let's
say 15, Hudson's 15 might be too much, so this could add 10 or 12 to perfect.
So now I will click OK.
And now I can trim these.
So that's the wrong one.
So if you trim the wrong one by mistake, is it Kamanzi?
And then get back to trimming this.
This.
And the last one.
So now you can see my sketch has been created and it looks like a watch crown.
Congratulations, if you go through all those challenges.
And we are now done with the sketching module, once you are ready.
Feel free to proceed to the next module where we begin creating 3D objects for you there.