Well Steve, you did it again. Great video and explanation. I’ve been using Inkscape and banging my head against the workbench (Inkscape was killing my patients). I am going to go and give Fusion 360 a spin. Thank you again for a great explanation sir!
There's a bit of learning curve to Fusion 360, but there are a lot of great tutorials on-line to skill you up quickly. On the plus side if you do things like CNC it also has CAM tools (in the paid version) that can generate tool paths and control CNC machines.
Thanks! I have been putting off making the jump from illustrator to fusion for my laser projects. This tutorial has given me what I need to get started!
Thank you Steve! This was exactly what I was looking for. I've used Fusion360 for 3D printing long time, but allways wondered how to make suitable file for laser cutting.
Wow. I hope there’s a compliment buried in there someplace 🤨. At any rate if there are topics you’d like covered I’d be happy to be boring and helpful.
@@christinalins494 Well it is definitely fairly undocumented and not intuitive so I've never really used it. I was planning to cover this if I every did a part 3 video in the Retina Engrave series. Suffice it to say that your life won't really change if you never use reference markers.
And even if you did do it in the drawing, just use the outline command rathe that stuffing about with little boxes. Sheesh. 2nd video I've seen on this channel, 2nd where this bloke has no idea, only sounds like he does. "First principles", lol
Hi Steve, thanks for the great video. Are you aware that the Shaper Utilities no longer work with Fusion 360. Is there perhaps an alternative solution?
