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How do you leave a nub for the part off operation instead of totally parting off. Also for my boring operation I get warning saying “X clearance trimmed at the clearance radius”
Lets Go!!!!!!!!!! This is why I love making videos like this. Even I find out something new. Im was more thing about there being a Probe section like 2D/3D/Drillinng.
This i will try!! Let's say I have a slight angle on my fixture and I probe let's say X axis, will fusion compensate for the angle if I run the program? Or will it only throw me an error!
So Fusion Probe WCS will not adjust around C axis. You would need to use Part alignment in the Manufacturing extention. Send me an email Id be more than happy to do a 1on1 and review what your trying to do. Phil@jitcadcam.com
Can you explain how to use pyramid so I can put 3 parts on it with G54, G55, G56 on top of each but still to have a good orientation on table in simulation. Thanks
Great video- I wish you showed my favorite way, 2d contour the profile of the part 0.010 below model top with a few roughing passes. While it doesnt remove the stock above the part it makes it so there is no hat.
@JITCADCAM That's a hard one as most are NDA but maybe you could do a fixture of the parts in this video. The stock in this video is 13 inches how would you have that sticking out from the 4th and be supported enough?
Do you have a cheat sheet for what images are stored in fusion , I want to expand this to use the M130 image function to display tool information but the generic tool image has no information in it. A video of that would be great
Appreciate the video! Do you know if there is a video on how to draw this in cad? Im learning as I go and want to draw it up myself then cam it myself. Appreciate the insight!
I had to delete the 3rd joint (@ 4:00 minute mark) where it orientates the vise to the Origin. It was later keeping me from orientating the stock to the Origin (@14:30 minute mark). Took me an hour to figure that out. Not sure why but that 3rd joint wouldn't allow the vise to move with the stock when I tried orientating the Origin to the top of the stock.
@@JITCADCAM Ah...this explains why I get the warning "2ndOpFlip (Titanium): Continue Rest Machining: Cannot verify that the stock is transferred from the previous setup for rest machining. Verify that the model selections in both setups are the same." It works fine as long as the origins are correct. I need to start doing it the way you suggest in this video.
Giveaway of more good content and a few t-shirts & some one-on-one Zoom or similar training time; lots of value to recipient AND manageable cost on your side. (At least that’s what I would want if I won LOL)
This is GOLD!! Your subs should be in the 10’s of thousands!! Your channel will grow, because you are committed to bringing new content regularly to us, and thank you for that. I’m just about to embark on the world of 4th axis milling in my Syil X7. Have you done a video on basic first time setup for 4th? I have my centre closing vice and stock setup done, and perimeters setup, but I’d like your input on WCS positioning, how to get that done accurately, and getting the first basic tool paths done ? Many thanks Phil.
As far as the giveaway anything is great but honestly the best thing you can give is what you’re already doing, giving knowledge and good tid bits of info. I got you on LinkedIn as well. Love the content
@@JITCADCAM Also, wondering if you could tell me how to pull out the work origin location. I found this parameter, but it seems to ALWAYS say "top center" onParameter('operation:view_origin_boxPoint', 'top center')
Where you located Id love to swing by and see your shop if im ever in the area. Feel free to send me over your info and ill add you to my map. Phil@jitcadcam.com
Great set of videos! i recently got thrown to run a Hurco lathe (tmx10yi). How can i program tail stock on fusion360? . i’m currently doing it by hand code . Thanks .
Very informative video. Any possibility on changing the post so that this bar pull program can be used with a regular bar puller instead of a sub spindle ?
Happy your back Phil! We just out first 5 axis mill, a video on how to handle vise models for op1 and op2 in the same fusion file would be very helpful. Op1 having the vise holding onto stock and op2 holding on the part. I am just wondering whats a good workflow for this.
@@JITCADCAM Thanks the response, I'll shoot you an email if I have any questions. I am going to give it a try on my own but I'll reach out if I need training.
Some things I’d like to see is some advanced tips and tricks when using a 4th axis. Like profiling parts and having ball endmills use the tilt and lean or any of the 5 axis tool paths. I recently used something like that on an oblong part and it was tricky to figure out if you’ve never used those features.
Thanks for video.. :) As someone who uses Inventor Cam and Fusion 360 Cam, I can say this... You can do a lot of work with these software. Except for this part. You cannot process a Turbine Propeller efficiently and well. Maybe you can make 1-2 pieces. But if you are going to make hundreds of these parts in mass production, F360 is definitely not for you... Fusion 360, HSMWorks and Inventor Cam work well with 5 axis indexing. But when you want to process a very complex part such as a Turbine Propeller in 5 axes simultaneously, it will be insufficient for you. Autodesk's only solution for this job is Powermill.
Seems like Fusion is very bad with such parts and this model is still a very simple impeller! Your roughing…., a lollipop for finishing and deburring toolpath?? Come on man, you really can do better, this is. Please make some videos that are helpful and not such a waste of your and our time. Sorry not sorry
Haha thanks for the feed back. Yes this is a simple design as well there could be several more paths but the video isnt about how to do everything its about changing how people think when using the software. I would gladly make an hour plus long video about anything the thing is nobody watches it.
@@JITCADCAM the style of the video is great, don’t get me wrong. I just think you should focus on methods and toolpaths that would be used to machine such a part instead of randomly chosen strategies. You would teach people how to program an impeller and use Fusion at the same time, instead of that people maybe pick up how to not program such a part. That’s not good neither for the people nor the shop they are working for
Been a min from when I made this video however if you look up the thread specs to what your trying to make it should give you the Degree at which your threads are needed to be Modeled.
