Description
Discover what makes Fusion 360 software the fastest rapid-prototyping CAD/CAM software available. Users will learn how to use parametric design history, user-defined parameters, and the tools in the Manufacturing Workspace to create rapid-prototyping templates to bring models from CAD models to machines in minutes. When the tedious work of CAM setups, tool libraries, feeds and speeds, and fixturing / work holding can be baselined in a standard template, designers and operators can spend more time focusing on product development and part optimization. With a few simple rules, tips, and tricks coming straight from the Autodesk Technology Center Workshops, you can create standardized CAD/CAM templates to streamline design to make workflows at any level.
Principaux enseignements
- Learn how to design Fusion 360 manufacturing templates to expedite, standardize, and automate CAD-to-CAM workflows
- Learn about and use parametric design history and user-defined parameters to automate CAM setups
- Learn how to model and use generic reference geometry to automatically align multiaxis strategies to complex parts
- Learn how to create material- and operation-specific tool libraries with adapted feeds and speeds suited to the material and setup
Intervenant
Chris ChekanChris oversees the workshop at the Autodesk Technology Center - Toronto, where he helps teams push the boundaries of design-make workflows. Prior to Autodesk, Chris ran his own industrial design+manufacturing practice producing consumer products for niche industries, as well as consulting with fellow designers on Design for Manufacturing (DfM) best practices and optimizing parts for manufacture. He looks forward to a day when the necessity of translating between “Designers” and “Manufacturers” is a relic of a dark past.
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