Test your knowledge and apply what you have learned. The practice exercise is accompanied by a dataset to work through the example. The solution is also provided.
Exercise
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In this solution video for practice exercise 6, you’ll: validate feature location and size,
00:09
and use probing and manual inspections.
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Open the file Part Inspection.f3d in the Manufacture workspace.
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Once toolpaths have been applied to the part to fully machine it, you can inspect the part.
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From the Toolbar, open the Inspection tab.
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In the Manual panel, select Create Manual Inspection.
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Then, in the canvas, pick two faces to measure the distance between them.
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From the Create Manual Inspection dialog, expand the Type drop-down.
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Leave this set to Distance.
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Then, in the Upper Tolerance field, enter .001.
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In the Lower Tolerance field, enter -.001.
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Select Record Camera Position.
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Click OK.
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Next, from the Toolbar, expand the Probing drop-down and select Inspect Surface.
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From the Inspect dialog, click the Tool selection prompt.
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Then, in the tool library, under Fusion 360 Library, select Sample Probes.
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From the list, choose tool 5 – Probe.
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Then, click Select.
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Back in the Inspect dialog, under Feed & Speed, in the Safe Feedrate field, enter 25.
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Next, open the Geometry tab.
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In the canvas, pick faces you want inspected.
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Arrows display in the canvas that are perpendicular to the selected surface.
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Back in the dialog, set the Upper Tolerance to .002.
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Set the Lower Tolerance to 0.
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Then, open the Actions panel.
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Enable Out of Position.
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Ensure the Action drop-down is set to Stop with message.
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Click OK and save the file.
00:00
In this solution video for practice exercise 6, you’ll: validate feature location and size,
00:09
and use probing and manual inspections.
00:13
Open the file Part Inspection.f3d in the Manufacture workspace.
00:21
Once toolpaths have been applied to the part to fully machine it, you can inspect the part.
00:28
From the Toolbar, open the Inspection tab.
00:33
In the Manual panel, select Create Manual Inspection.
00:39
Then, in the canvas, pick two faces to measure the distance between them.
00:46
From the Create Manual Inspection dialog, expand the Type drop-down.
00:53
Leave this set to Distance.
00:56
Then, in the Upper Tolerance field, enter .001.
01:02
In the Lower Tolerance field, enter -.001.
01:09
Select Record Camera Position.
01:13
Click OK.
01:16
Next, from the Toolbar, expand the Probing drop-down and select Inspect Surface.
01:24
From the Inspect dialog, click the Tool selection prompt.
01:30
Then, in the tool library, under Fusion 360 Library, select Sample Probes.
01:37
From the list, choose tool 5 – Probe.
01:43
Then, click Select.
01:46
Back in the Inspect dialog, under Feed & Speed, in the Safe Feedrate field, enter 25.
01:55
Next, open the Geometry tab.
01:59
In the canvas, pick faces you want inspected.
02:04
Arrows display in the canvas that are perpendicular to the selected surface.
02:09
Back in the dialog, set the Upper Tolerance to .002.
02:16
Set the Lower Tolerance to 0.
02:20
Then, open the Actions panel.
02:23
Enable Out of Position.
02:27
Ensure the Action drop-down is set to Stop with message.
02:32
Click OK and save the file.
