Next, we are going to generate a G-Code file for this tool path using the Post.

By this point, you should already have a valid toolpath created in Fusion 360įor your part similar to what is shown below.

Need to be left to the Fusion360 defaults to properly set heights in your G-code program.īe sure to have these values set to the below. However, Clearance Height, Retract Height, and Top Height

Actual Pierce and Cut Height Values will be set in the Post Processing step below.

In the Linking menu of your CAM settings.

Go back and make sure that the box for ‘ Keep Nozzle Down’ is left unchecked If your CrossFire machine is equipped with a powered Z-axis, you will want to.If you have any questions don't hesitate to send me a message and i will try to help you the best i can. When you are finished with this course making your own designs in Fusion 360 should be a breeze. Or to review a tool after completing the course.Īt the end of this course we will bring together all of these concepts in a couple of cool projects. Or you can use this course as study guide and go back and check out a video on a new tool that you haven't tried yet. Or you can complete the entire course to get as much content/instruction out of your money This allows you to pick your speed fast and diving right in or slow and methodical Or at the end of the course i put an extra section where all the tools are gone over one by one in case you want to see an example of every tool Learn by making designing parts/examples and learning the tools along the way while designing cool objects.

These tools include Sketching, Adding 3D Features, Drawing, and Part Assembly. Learn the basics of Fusion 360 and its CAD designing tools This course is designed for beginners or CAD experts changing from one CAD program to Fusion 360

Fusion 360 for beginners