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FreeFusion 360 tutorial for CNC machinists
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This course is aimed at people who want to produce parts on a CNC machine using Fusion 360. It starts with the parts of the software needed for that job, then builds a first model using constraints and sketching habits that carry into CAM.
The second half is about deciding how a part will be machined and generating the toolpaths. Two topics stand out: importing DXF files and turning vector artwork into G-code for engraving, and 3D roughing and finishing passes for a more complex part.
The outline is focused. It leaves out much of the software that does not affect producing a finished part.
Using Fusion 360 to make parts for CNC machines has just got easier.
Do you own a CNC router?
Maybe you are a CNC machinist wishing to make parts using CAD/CAM.
Whether you are a hobbyist or a professional,
this course will teach you how to use Fusion 360 to produce parts for your CNC machine.
Fusion 360 is free for hobbyists, startups and makers. Its the perfect CAD/CAM system for CNC.
Fusion 360 has lots of features that can be overwhelming. This course ignores all the fluff and focuses on the parts of Fusion that are needed to produce a finished product for a CNC machine.
Written by a machinist for machinists.
This course starts by getting you familiar with the parts of Fusion that are needed to produce a component on a CNC machine.
Then we jump right in and make our first model, each step is explained as we sketch using constraints and best practices.
Next is CAM, Computer-aided manufacture. In this section, we decide how we will machine the part and create the tool paths to produce excellent results every time.
Wish to do engraving? I cover that too!
Learn how to import DXF files and turn vector graphics into G-Code files.
Once you have a feel for Fusion we get stuck into a more complex part.
We look at 3D milling roughing cycles, how to use finishing passes correctly and how to adjust our CAM tool paths to do exactly what we need to produce a great part on our CNC machine.
If you are a CNC machinist, hobbyist or professional, this course is made for you.
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