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Last updated

10 November 2026

pdf, 4.74 MB
pdf, 4.74 MB
pptx, 11.38 MB
pptx, 11.38 MB

A complete, classroom-tested Autodesk Fusion workbook featuring eight progressively challenging modelling tasks, designed to develop students’ 3D CAD skills from beginner to intermediate level.

This Autodesk Fusion step-by-step guide takes students through eight different 3D modelling projects. Each project gradually increases in complexity, introducing a range of basic and intermediate Fusion tools and techniques to help students build confidence and develop their CAD skills.

This resource consists of a 65-page booklet and is ideal for teachers delivering Autodesk Fusion lessons without access to a dedicated CAD PC suites.

The booklet has been designed primarily as a printable resource, allowing students to work independently with a physical copy in front of them as they complete each task. It can also be shared digitally, although students may find themselves switching between screens more frequently.

The layout and progression of the modelling tasks have been inspired by the popular Fabrio Fusion guides, which many teachers may have used before the platform closed.

Originally developed for Year 9 students, this resource can be used successfully across a range of year groups and abilities.

This is Version 2 of the booklet, and has been refined based on student feedback during the 2025-26 academic year.

Included Files :
Print-ready PDF booklet
Editable PowerPoint version for schools wishing to customise or update the resource

Important Information
This resource is accurate for the Autodesk Fusion interface and layout as of November 2026. Autodesk may alter the location of tools, buttons, and menus in future software updates. Historically, these changes have mainly affected the process of creating new designs. If Autodesk makes significant interface changes in future versions, you may need to make minor edits to the resource to reflect those updates.

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