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I’ve been deep in the sheet metal zone lately.

Working on some new parts with SendCutSend.
(Yes, I’m excited. Yes, I’m probably going to ship them to myself.)

More on that soon...

Also — big thanks if you grabbed the new Fusion Rescue course! Seriously appreciate the support.

Anyway, here’s a quick tip from the Fusion crew this week:

Projections — Made Stupid Simple

Projection in Fusion is like tracing a stained glass window.

You can’t trace it from across the room, right?
You’ve gotta walk up, press your paper on the glass, and trace from that side.

Fusion works the same way:

• You start a sketch on a face or plane (your glass).
• Then you project geometry onto that plane so you can reference it.
• You can’t just reach out and grab shapes from thin air — Fusion doesn’t play that.

Stick your sketch on the window. Then trace. Done.

If you're just getting into Fusion and want a little backup, here's a few solid next steps:

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Fusion Rescue is your fast fix — practical tools to troubleshoot and get back to building, no rage-quits required.
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