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There are times we' ll need to analyze the models to find out specific dimensions.
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inspect lets you analyze the models features for position size and distance.
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to get started, select the inspect icon from the toolbar.
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the dialogue has options to select face, edge, vertex,
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body,
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or component.
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precision lets you specify the level of resolution that fusion will report back. 
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how many places past the decimal point will be displayed for the number.
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for this lesson we'll be analyzing points, distances and sizes of the models features.
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you can click any point or edge to get information about the part. so to find a position 
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I'm going to move my cursor over the vertex of any given edge and click it,
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and when I do that, inspect will report the XYZ  position for the point that I clicked.
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to find a 3D distance simply select another point.
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I'll grab the bottom of this edge
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and it tells me the distance between those two points.
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here I have the coordinates for position one and the coordinates for position two.
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now if I want to know the incremental distance between those two points, I can click on XYZ Delta  
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and that will give me the XYZ incremental distance between those two points.
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to clear all the selections, simply click on the arrow next to restart selection.
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for our purposes we need to find out the size of the fillets in these corners
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and determine what size tool we're going to use to cut those out.
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to do that simply hold down the shift key 
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and select that face. this time for our selection
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it tells us the radius of that fillet, the diameter, 
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the area that it occupies
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and the loop length. which is the perimeter distance around that face. 
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So with a .150 radius in that corner we should be able to finish that pocket
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with 1/4 inch diameter end mill.
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we also need to know the size of the holes so again I will hold a my shift key
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and mouse over the hole until I see a full representation of the hole and give it a click.
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here tells me the radius and diameter for that hole. so we'll be able to drill those holes
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with an 1/8" diameter drill.
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so that's how we can extract information
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about the sizes of feature<br>