Use the Fusion Toolbox

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In Fusion, the Toolbox is a customizable shortcuts menu where you can search for, use,

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and pin commands that you use frequently in your design workflow.

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You may find that accessing some commands via the Toolbox is faster than finding them on the toolbar or in the Marking menu.

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Press the S key to open the Toolbox.

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In the Design workspace, the Extrude and Fillet commands are pinned by default to the Design Shortcuts Toolbox.

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From the Toolbox, you can access all the commands that are available in the current workspace or environment.

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For example, when you switch to the Render workspace,

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the Scene Settings command is pinned to the Render Shortcuts Toolbox,

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and when you switch to the Manufacture workspace, the Face, 2D Adaptive Clearing,

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and 2D Contour commands are pinned to the Manufacturer Shortcuts Toolbox.

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In each workspace where sketching is available, you can also access the Sketch Shortcuts Toolbox while you are in an active sketch.

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In any Toolbox, use the Search box to find any available command that you want to use.

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As you type, the list of commands is filtered, so that you only see commands that contain the letters you typed.

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When multiple search results are displayed,

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you can press your up and down arrow keys to cycle through the commands.

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Press Enter to start using the highlighted command,

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or click any command in the list.

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You may want to add more commands to the Toolbox in order to speed up your workflow.

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There are two ways to do this.

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First, expand any drop-down on the toolbar, place the pointer over the command, click the More button,

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then select the checkbox next to Pin to Shortcuts.

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Alternatively, press S to open the Toolbox, search for the command, then click the Pin to Shortcuts icon.

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Whichever way you choose to add it, the command is now added to the toolbox, where you can access it quickly.

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Click and drag the commands in the toolbox to arrange them in an order that suits your workflow.

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Click and drag the lower right corner of the Toolbox itself to resize it as your list of shortcut commands grows.

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If you want to remove a command from the Toolbox, there are two ways to do this as well.

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In the Toolbox, search for the command, then click the Remove from Shortcuts icon.

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Or, expand the corresponding drop-down on the toolbar, place the pointer over the command,

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click the More button, then deselect Pin to Shortcuts.