This lesson will teach you how you can create a hole 1
in a solid body in Autodesk Fusion. 2
Activate Hole from the create drop down 3
menu or with keyboard shortcut H. 4
Your first choice is placement. 5
The most common thing is probably to select the face, 6
but you can also select multiple sketch points. 7
Centralize this hole right above the center. 8
You can use the point in the origo as your reference. 9
Drag the manipulators or enter 10
exact values for your hole size. 11
You recognize the extent options from the Extrude lesson. 12
Extend all, for example, is a good choice if you want your hole 13
to extend through the entire thickness, including future 14
changes. 15
You can choose between simple, counterbore and countersink 16
hole types and simple, clearance, tapped or taper tapped hole tap types. 17
You'll see an illustrative image below each choise 18
including Thread offset options for the tapped hole tap type. 19
You also have thread type, size, designation, direction 20
and the option to select if you want your thread to be modeled, 21
or if you settle with a visual representation 22
Modeled is useful in some cases. 23
For example, if you intend to 3D print your design, 24
keep in mind that your file becomes more complex if you check modeled, 25
and every extra detail can eventually slow down your file. 26
Hence, if you only want a visual representation 27
in your file, then you don't have to check modeled. 28
If you need to change your hole, 29
just use the timeline and edit your feature. 30
And that's it for now. 31
Good job. See you in the next lesson! 32
Thank you.