

Any closed shape should work as a deboss sketch.

Advanced Debossing Workflow (Fusion 360) Step 1: Create the Deboss Sketchįor the first step we’ll create the deboss sketch some distance from the part body. I won’t cover how to do this here for brevity, but may write up a separate tutorial on it in the future. It’s also takes a slightly different workflow to deboss several sketches, such as text, onto a single complex face. I’ll focus on the deboss use because it’s a bit easier, and it’s the workflow I used on my earring project.

With a couple more steps this workflow can be adapted to emboss rather then deboss. Inbuilt Fusion 360 ‘Emboss’ Tool wrapping a sketch around a simple curved surface, this workflow won’t do this Angus from the fantastic Makers Muse Youtube Channel has a great video on using the Emboss Tool in Fusion 360. It also takes longer to set up, so I’d only use it in situations the inbuilt tool doesn’t suit. Unlike the Emboss Tool, this workflow won’t wrap the deboss shape around a surface. Hexagon shaped deboss on a complex compound curved surface, created using this workflow As opposed the Emboss Tool, with this workflow you can deboss across multiple surfaces and on complex compound curved surfaces. This method is a good complement to the inbuilt ‘Emboss’ tool in Fusion 360. Topology Design Earrings Closeup on Debossed Path Feature In this post I wanted to share the the workflow I used to deboss the hiking trail feature on my Topography Earrings project.
