Criterion C should be completed before the creation of your prototype
In Criterion C you will justify your choice the materials, components and manufacturing techniques you will use create your prototype.
You will create detailed technical drawings used for the construction of your prototype. You must also include a list of materials and components called a bill of materials.
A detailed plan for construction needs to be created for the creation of part, and the assembly of your product.
Use this video for some helpful hints on Criterion C1
Use this video for some helpful hints on Criterion C2
Use this video for some helpful hints on Criterion C3
This video shows how to perform a finite element analysis on Fusion 360.
This is great resource to search for physical and mechanical properties of different materials. You should include these properties in your justifications.
Use this screw/bolt sizing chart of ISO Standard screws and bolts.
This site will guide you to pick the right magnet for a product.
This link will guide you on how to attach magnets to wood.
Use this chart to help you justify your choice to laser cut. Laser cutters have a kerf (the material vaporized by the laser) this will effect sizes of your materials.
This video will show how to make a knuckle hinge joint so that you can make an assembly drawing of it.
Follow this tutorial to make the assembly drawing below. You don't need to make the knuckle hinge joint. The techniques shown in this video can be applied to any Fusion 360 design.
This tutorial shows how to download components then upload them to Fusion 360.
This video shows how to use templates for QC.