How do you attach objects in Fusion 360?

Can I combine components in Fusion 360?

You can create a new component and add the components, you like to keep together, to this new component.

What is the difference between a body and a component in Fusion 360?

Components have their own origin planes, whereas bodies do not. We established earlier that components are parts in Fusion 360 that can have motion relationships with one and another. This is made possible due to them having their own origin planes.

Which command Breaks joined surfaces into individual surfaces Fusion 360?

If all you want to do is apply different materials to each face, the Appearance command can handle this: If you really want to break a solid into separate face bodies, they will need to become surface bodies.

How do you move a body from one component to another in Fusion 360?

Solution: Drag and drop the body and the sketch into the desired component in the Browser Tree. Note: It is a good idea to keep the sketch simple and related only to the individual body that is being moved. If projections are made from or into the sketch being moved it might affect the model after being moved.

Does Fusion 360 have a parts library?

Fusion 360 uses the McMaster-Carr website as its standard parts library. McMaster-Carr can be accessed directly in Fusion 360: Go to the ribbon, in the Insert pane, select Insert McMaster-Carr Component. In the Insert McMaster-Carr Component dialog box, navigate to the part to insert.

What does activating a component do in Fusion 360?

If you activate the Default Component in the assembly, the entire history of the assembly displays in the timeline. When you activate a component, new sketches, bodies, construction geometry, and other elements that only affect the active component are created and contained within the active component.