Tutorial: Fusion 360 Creating Turn-Mill Toolpaths

Utilize the live tooling on your Turn-mill style lathe by learning how to create milling and drilling toolpaths in Fusion 360.
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[@homer4889]

Could you please do tutorials on b-axis turning on mill turn?

[@curtis0432]

Can you show how to do eccentric turning like a crank shaft

[@jephw5309]

Where can I find the CAD model of this chuck?

[@bhavarkumavat3202]

If we have let's say 2 Pockets on either End of the Diameter of the Part , how would Tool Orientation Help ? The Pocket you selected , you oriented Z Plane to It , if I had a same pocket 140 Degs Opposite could I select both the pocket chains , and only one Z Orientation ? If so for which pocket ?

[@tomtippelaar6186]

Sounds like both need there own z orientation. Not sure i am also an student