Get an introduction to surface modeling in Fusion. Discover when and why to use surface modeling and learn how to apply it effectively. While some techniques overlap with solid modeling, we'll explore new tools and unique methods to achieve complex geometry using surface modeling.

After completing this module, you’ll be able to:

Create an extruded surface.
Create a lofted surface.
Create surfaces for drafted applications.
Convert surfaces to solids.

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Create basic surfaces

Video quiz

What geometry is created when using surface extrude on a closed rectangular profile?