Fusion 360 Designing for Metal
Release date:2017, October 13
Author:Thom Tremblay
Skill level:Beginner
Language:English
Exercise files:Yes
If you’re designing metal components using subtractive technologies, you’ll need to do things differently than you would for other materials and processes, such as injection molding or additive manufacturing. This course shows how to use Fusion 360—the affordable cloud-powered CAM tool—to build effective designs specifically for subtractive manufacturing (such as CNC milling) in metal. Thom Tremblay shows how to build solid designs, simulate how the model will hold up to the stress of production and use, render the design for presentation, and finalize it for manufacturing.
Topics include:
Setting up parameters
Joining components
Animating and rendering the design
Testing alternative materials
Creating the setup
Publishing and posting the design
001 Welcome
002 What you should know
003 Exercise files
004 Setting preferences
005 Setting up parameters
006 Bodies or components
007 Joining components
008 Animation
009 2D drawing tools for metal
010 Rendering
011 Collaboration
012 Creating a static stress study
013 Testing with an alternative material
014 Creating a setup
015 Defining the toolpath
016 Publishing and posting
017 Next steps
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