CAM What's NEW June 2018 - Fusion 360 Tutorial -

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  • Опубліковано 30 лис 2024

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  • @SusiBiker
    @SusiBiker 6 років тому

    Hi Lars. I stumbled on your channel about a year ago when F360 started to become truly usable. I was as frustrated as hell when starting out - quite literally banging my head against a wall a few times! As an apprentice 30+ years ago I worked in a drawing office for 9 months - non-CAD, I then got on with my career (electronics). I still remembered how to draw on paper/film, but CAD was a truly frustrating nightmare!! Thank you for saving my sanity - Best Teacher - EVER! :)

    • @cadcamstuff
      @cadcamstuff  6 років тому

      That is awesome to hear Sue3DDesigns .Glad you don't have to bang your head that much anymore! Thank you for watching the videos

  • @mnmattie
    @mnmattie 6 років тому

    Just wanted to add a comment about selecting your clamps as part of the model. If the tool you select is smaller than the through slot on the clamp, Fusion will try to cut in the clamp where your physical stud would be on the table. To avoid this, either pick a larger tool so it can't physically fit inside the slot of the clamp, or change your clamp in Fusion to have no through slot so Fusion knows not to try and cut inside that. 20:27 shows the tool path cutting inside the slot of the clamps.

    • @cadcamstuff
      @cadcamstuff  6 років тому +1

      You are right, lol. I was trying to be fancy and use the actually clamp models. Extruded rectangular blocks will be better :-)

  • @BlaiseBarrette
    @BlaiseBarrette 6 років тому

    Hi Lars, hi all !
    About avoiding clamps, instead of adding the clamps to the model in the setup, you could add them to only the relevant operations in the "Geometry" tab by checking the "Model" checkbox and selecting the clamps there. Or even better, also in the "Geometry" tab by selecting the "Avoid/Touch surfaces" checkbox and again add the clamps there witch will give you the option to add clearance around your clamps. Hope that makes sense! :)
    Thanks Lars for your great work!
    - Blaise

    • @cadcamstuff
      @cadcamstuff  6 років тому +1

      Hi Blaise Barrette Thank you for watching! And for the great comment!
      Best,
      Lars

  • @dylanrink3130
    @dylanrink3130 6 років тому

    haha right back atcha Lars faaaaan-nick good video bro, appreciate the post info, the Meldas post is screwy for my machine when it comes to rigid tapping, I always have to edit it

  • @pierreboullart9046
    @pierreboullart9046 3 роки тому

    Hi lars i stil have problems with simulate stop on collision in turn/milling setup? the holders are going throu the chuck.
    please help
    gr pierre

  • @SRRotor
    @SRRotor 6 років тому

    Hi Lars. Your video was great as eery time. Can you show us how to delete the pattern in CAM? Thanks for your help and please go ahead with your videos. Best regards Stefan from Germany

    • @BlaiseBarrette
      @BlaiseBarrette 6 років тому +2

      Pull out the operations in the pattern folder and place them back in the root of the setup. You can delete the pater folder after that if it is empty and you no longer use it.

    • @cadcamstuff
      @cadcamstuff  6 років тому +2

      Thank you Blaise!

  • @3DDistributed
    @3DDistributed 6 років тому

    Does Fusion post can cycles on lathe programs?

  • @muhammadhuzefa7827
    @muhammadhuzefa7827 6 років тому

    Hi lars. What is your hardware specification for fusion 360?

    • @cadcamstuff
      @cadcamstuff  6 років тому

      Hi huzefa gul education Thank you for watching!
      I am not a computer wizard, but here are the official requirements
      knowledge.autodesk.com/support/fusion-360/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/System-requirements-for-Autodesk-Fusion-360.html
      BEst,
      Lars

  • @OneLiterPeter
    @OneLiterPeter 6 років тому

    Hi Lars, This request is not CAM related but I thought that you might be able to answer this question on your next video. Question... I have a number of engineers and designers viewing and querying a design and every time they exit the file Fusion saves the file by default and also sends an email to the team causing much fear that the design has been altered when in reality, it's just been viewed and components have been turned on and off, etc. Is there a way to exit a design (model) without Fusion automatically saving it and creating a new version? Thanks in advance. Pete

    • @cadcamstuff
      @cadcamstuff  6 років тому

      Hi OneLiterPeter Thank you for watching!
      Are they using Fusion Team or are they using an individual person's accounts to share design?
      fusionteam.autodesk.com/pricing/index.html?AID=11343162&PID=8206971&SID=jkp_CMntzPPK7tsCFQPQswod8XoMug&gclsrc=ds&mktvar002=afc_us_nmpi_ppc&gclid=CMntzPPK7tsCFQPQswod8XoMug&cjevent=e45860f9786011e88387044f0a24060c
      Best,
      Lars

    • @SusiBiker
      @SusiBiker 6 років тому

      If you go into your Preferences and look in General, the 4th item down (in the right-hand window) is "Automatic version on close". Untick that. OK/Apply it, and you F360 will stop versioning on exit. I hope this is what you need. Susi x

    • @OneLiterPeter
      @OneLiterPeter 6 років тому

      Got it! Thanks