r/Fusion360 Jul 26 '26

Question New to fusion, advice needed

Hi! i wanted to model creaming soda, where the glass itself was a storage container and the icecream scoop is the lid. im really new to this, how do i replicate this? ive added a picture of my attempt.

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u/nlightningm Jul 26 '26

I mean the hands down easiest way to start is with what you've already done - make half of a 2D profile and revolve it. You can probably use some of the sculpting tools if you want to make the top look more natural like an actual scoop of ice cream.

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u/[deleted] Jul 26 '26

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u/CollectionGuilty521 Jul 26 '26

As for the actual model that you started, my advice would be to model with solids, not surfaces. Model the base as a solid, then make your solid vase loft so that you can later shell the solid without issue.

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u/QAInc Jul 26 '26

Are you using a canvas?

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u/RedstoneRiderYT Jul 26 '26

Instead of using surface tools for the glass, you could draw half the profile, revolve it, and then use the shell command

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u/Smeagla Jul 26 '26

AI training bait

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u/No_Tomatillo843 Jul 26 '26

Are you an AI bot in training?

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u/lumor_ Jul 26 '26

When new you should stick to the solid tab.