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Learn Fusion 360 LESSON 6: Using Offset and Orthogonal Planes

November 22, 2017 admin

In this lesson we will learn how to create and use offset and orthogonal planes to enable more complex 3D designs. Understanding the use of planes will allow you to become a better 3D designer, and will enable more sophisticated models. Enjoy!

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