Basketball Hoop - Fusion 360

This is an easy 16-step basketball hoop. I believe this will take no more than 45 minutes. Have fun!

First, go to create, new sketch. Then click rectangle. Draw a square. After that, press enter twice. Then, press D on the keyboard. Afterwards, dimension both sides to 1.5 inches.

When you finished making the 1.5 by 1.5 inch rectangle, go to Create, Extrude. Click on the rectangle. Raise the extrude 0.4 inches and click OK.

After you extruded, go to sketch, create sketch. Make a 0.3 by 0.5 inch rectangle. Make sure the rectangle is 0.2 inches away from the line.

After you finished, go to create, extrude. Raise it bar up to 3.20 inches and click OK.

Click on sketch, new sketch. Make a 2.20 by 1.40 inch rectangle on the bar.

Go to create, extrude. Extrude the piece to 0.4 inches. Then, click OK.

After you finished the sixth step, then go to the sketch, create sketch. Draw a smaller rectangle with the dimensions of 0.6 by 0.5 inches. Make sure from the bottom of the backboard to the bottom of the square, it is 0.5 inches.

Afterwards, select create, extrude. Select the option cut instead of join. Cut into the backboard 0.1 to 0.2 inches.

After you did that, then select sketch, new sketch. Make a rectangle with the dimensions of 0.6 by 0.1 inches.

Click create, extrude. Extrude the 0.6 by 0.1 inch to 0.2 inches extruded.

Open up a new window. Draw a circle with the diameter of 1.10 inches.

Select create, extrude. Extrude the circle to 0.4 inches.

After that, select sketch, create sketch. Draw the circle with the diameter of 0.99 inches.

After that, select create, extrude. Then, you select cut and cut the whole object through.

Go back to the basketball hoop. Drag the circle from your library into the basketball hoop. Then drag it to the correct place, or the little rectangle. Then, in the offset plane, select combine.

You got a basketball hoop. You can use all the dimensions you want. These are the dimensions I used for mine.