Intro: Create Your Own Customized Jug in Fusion 360

This project is in reference to a previous project on jugs. If you are a beginner in Fusion 360 consider this project first.

I've also added a video which is again made in Fusion 360. I don't think you need to know how a jug works! But I wanted to let you know that we can make these videos using Fusion 360 :)

STEP 1: Make the Body

Create some offset planes
Sketch some circles of varying diameters (one on each plane)
Make a cylinder extruding the uppermost circle
Use loft to create the base of the jug
Sketch the profiles of the mouth on lateral side and top face
Use Loft command to make the mouth
Use Shell command to create the hollow jug

STEP 2: Make the Handle

Sketch the handle profile on the lateral side
Offset the profile by 3-5mm
Close the profile
Extrude it to some distance using "Symmetric" option
Extrude the end faces of the handle using "To Object" command and selecting the jug body as the object
Create some sketch on the lateral face of the handle and extrude them too

STEP 3: Make the Lid

Sketch the outer circle of the lid on the top plane
Extrude the profile to some distance (20 to 30 mm) below and also a very small distance (0.5 mm) above for the clearance
Create some more shapes on the top of the lid
Sketch a circle at the two ends and extrude ousing "Symmetric" to cut the lid for the opening

STEP 4: Add Some Finishing

Add some fillets to the bodies
Add some decals in the Render workspace to make it look even better

I've added an Instructable logo on the lateral side and a Fusion logo on the top surface. Get the image files below. You can use any other logo you wish, but make sure they have a transparent background to make them look good!

STEP 5: Make It Work (optional)

Create components from the two bodiesAdd a "Slider" Joint between the lid and the jug body

Create a motion study

STEP 6: Get the Renderings!

Once you save the file, rendering will start automatically. If you have created the motion study, choose a view and render it as the motion study.

Please share your rendering here using the "I Made It" button. I'm eager to see those!