Click Design > Solid > Create > Pattern > Circular Pattern . The Circular Pattern dialog displays, and Type is set to Circular Pattern .

Circular Pattern Circular Pattern duplicates faces, bodies, features, components, or construction geometry in a design and distributes them around a linear axis to create a circular pattern .

From the Pattern Type drop-down menu, select Circular pattern .

Learn how to use the Circular Pattern tool to create identical copies of sketch geometry in a circular pattern in Fusion.

Click Sketch > Create > Circular Pattern . This displays the Circular Pattern dialog.

Click Sketch > Create > Circular Pattern . This displays the Circular Pattern dialog.

You configure the linear and circular patterns much like the Rectangular Pattern and Circular Pattern commands in the Design workspace.

You can also suppress individual copies within the pattern . Circular Pattern The Circular Pattern tool creates copies around a center point that you select.

New Pattern can be used to create a rectangular array, circular array, mirror image or a random pattern of copied toolpaths.

Click Design > Solid > Create > Pattern > Circular Pattern to activate the Circular Pattern tool.

It does not actually produce a spiral, but rather a circular pattern as shown below. Spiral (default) Spiral with circles Concentric circles

On the Manufacturing workspace toolbar, click Setup > New Pattern . Choose a Pattern Type of Linear pattern , Circular pattern , Mirror pattern , Duplication pattern , or Component pattern .

Hexagonal: Distributes objects across the faces in a repeating hexagonal pattern . Circular : Distributes objects across the faces in a concentric circular pattern .

Create > Pattern > Rectangular Pattern Create > Pattern > Circular Pattern Create > Pattern > Pattern On Path Pattern Type Select a pattern Type.

Click Done when ready to accept the pattern location. Circular With a schematic or board open, select object to pattern and click Place > Pattern .