Fusion 360 CAM: Toolpath Essentials
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Description
Have you ever wondered how to create 2D and 3D toolpaths in Fusion 360? If so, this course is for you. In this course, Fusion 360 CAM: Toolpath Essentials, you'll master the fundamentals of the setup process all the way though programming 3D toolpaths. First, you'll explore the process of setting up a Work Coordinate System. Next, you'll discover some of the essential 2D facing and adaptive strategies for fast material removal. Finally, you'll dive into the 3D adaptive strategies as well as finishing strategies involving ball, end mills, and engraving. When you're finished with this Fusion 360 course, you'll not only understand the CAM environment of Fusion better, but you'll also feel confident in setting up and milling your own custom CNC parts. Software required: Fusion 360.
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Course Overview
Hi everyone, my name is Eric Schneiter, and welcome to my course, Fusion 360 CAM: Toolpath Essentials. I'm a maker and a machinist. I use both the Tormach 770 and an Arrow 500 vertical milling center, I've been using Fusion 360 CAM to program for a little over a year now. In this course we're going to learn how to complete the setup process for a piece of raw stock and establish a work coordinate system. We'll learn how to quickly and effectively remove material with facing and adaptive roughing strategies, and then finally, we'll learn some of the advanced 3D finishing techniques available in Fusion 360. By the end of this course you'll know how to generate and simulate several of the most commonly used toolpaths for CNC applications. Before beginning this course you should be familiar with the modeling workspace in Fusion 360. I hope that you'll join me on this journey to learn Fusion 360 CAM, with the Fusion 360 CAM: Toolpath Essentials course, at Pluralsight.