The following commands in the Design workspace, in the Solid > Create panel, let you create a solid body from a primitive shape in Fusion.
You can use the following commands to create a solid body from a primitive shape:
You can specify the type of operation you need for your design.
Operation | Description |
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Join | Combines the new body with an existing body. |
Cut | Cuts an area out of an existing body. |
Intersect | Creates a body at the intersection of an existing body and the new body. |
New Body | Creates a new body in the active component. |
New Component | Creates a new body in a new component. |
The Box command creates a solid body in the shape of a primitive box.
You select a plane or planar face, place the first corner, specify the length and width, then specify the height of the box.
The Cylinder command creates a solid body in the shape of a primitive cylinder.
You select a plane or planar face, place the center point, specify the diameter, then specify the height of the cylinder.
The Sphere command creates a solid body in the shape of a primitive sphere.
You select a plane or planar face, place the center point, then specify the diameter of the sphere.
The Torus command creates a solid body in the shape of a primitive torus.
You select a plane or planar face, place the center point, specify the inner diameter, then specify the torus diameter. You can also select the position of the torus relative to the inner diameter.
The Coil command creates a solid body in the shape of a primitive coil.
You select a plane or planar face, place the center point, specify the diameter, then adjust the coil settings. You can adjust the coil type, rotation, diameter, number of revolutions, height, angle, and section shape.
The Pipe command creates a solid body in the shape of a primitive pipe that follows a path.
You select a path for the pipe to follow, then specify the distance, section shape, and section size. You can also choose to hollow the pipe.