From the 3 D drawing toolbar, click Modify > Push to 2 D PCB.

On the Edit In Place menu at the top of the drawing window, select Associative. This setting is required to support automated updates between 3 D and 2 D circuit boards when using Edit In Place.

Symbol Type Specifies the symbol type: Taper Slope Drafting Standard Taper 1 ( D - d ) Slope 1 (H-h) Slope 2 (H-h) Taper 1 ( d - D ) Slope 1 (h-H) Slope 2 (h-H) ASME ISO Dimension Automatically calculates the dimension of the taper or slope: Ratio X:X Percentage X% Theoretically exact When selected, specifies the taper or slope dimensions as theoretically exact and adds a frame around the dimension value.

Learn how to generate 2 D drawings from your designs in the Drawing workspace in Fusion.

Data file location: Samples > Basic Training > 08 - Drawings > Grinder_Vise. A drawing view is an object that contains a 2 D projection of a 3 D model.

When you create a new 2 D PCB, by default a rectangular outline is used.

A flat pattern is the 2 D shape of the sheet metal part before it is formed, and is used to create drawings for manufacturing.

You can export two types of DWG files: Simplified DWG: Exports the contents of the current sheet as a DWG file, including views, title block, border, and all annotations as 2 D geometry in Model Space. AutoCAD DWG: Exports the contents of all sheets to a DWG file.

If you delete a design that includes external references, the source designs for the external components are not deleted. Creating a drawing from designs You can create drawings that document a design using scaled 2 D orthographic and isometric views, annotations, and tables to aid in manufacturing.

These connections will be important when you create your 2 D PCB layout. 3. Board layout The 2 D PCB layout, created in the 2 D PCB document, uses the connections and parts from the schematic to help you deal with the physical aspects of the electronic product.

You can create 2 D drawings from your Fusion designs, which enables you to generate PDF and DWG documentation of your Fusion model.

While standard milling tools, such as end mills, can produce flat surfaces and 3 D shapes, form mill tools are useful for cutting intricate 2 D profiles, curves, and cavities.

You can create 2 D drawings from your Fusion designs, which enables you to generate PDF and DWG documentation of your Fusion model.

Drawing automation is a powerful automated process that quickly generates 2 D drawings from your designs in the Drawing workspace in Fusion.

ISO: A4 (297mm x 210mm) A3 (420mm x 297mm) A 2 (594mm x 420mm) A1 (841mm x 594mm) A0 (1189mm x 841mm) Custom ASME: A (11in x 8.5in) B (17in x 11in) C (22in x 17in) D (34in x 22in) E (44in x 34in) Custom Width Displays the width of the sheet.