Transcript
00:08
Oftentimes, the operator who runs the part on the machine
00:13
is not the same person who programmed the part.
00:17
It is paramount to give the operator the right information,
00:21
so that they can effectively and safely set up the machine.
00:25
Fusion can easily relay this type of information with a setup sheet.
00:30
For this video, open the file Turning Setup Sheet.
00:34
Here, a setup has been provided, along with the toolpaths required to make this part.
00:40
In the canvas, on the Navigation Bar, expand Show/hide tool.
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Deselect Show Tool Shaft, Show Tool Holder, and Show Tool.
00:56
In the Browser, click Setup1.
00:59
Now, on the toolbar, Manufacture workspace, Turning tab, Actions panel, click Setup Sheet.
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A browser opens, prompting you to select the setup sheet output folder.
01:16
For this example, use the default location, and then click Select Folder.
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Your default web browser launches with the setup sheet displayed in HTML5 format.
01:31
At the top of the sheet, you can see the job description,
01:34
which is the name of the setup you are going to run,
01:37
as well as the file name that the setup is a part of.
01:42
You can also see an image of how the part is set up, the size of the stock,
01:48
the size of the part, and other information about the work coordinate system.
01:55
Under Total, you can see the total number of operations required to make this part,
02:01
as well as the total number of tools.
02:05
You can also see information like the maximum feedrate and the maximum spindle speed.
02:12
Under Tools, all the tools in the setup are displayed, as well as how they are set up.
02:20
There is other information about each tool, such us whether it is a right-hand tool or left-hand tool.
02:28
Scroll down the page to see all the tools.
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Next, under Operations, you can see each operation, what tool it uses,
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the cycle time for the operation, and other information,
02:42
such as the maximum cutting feedrate or the maximum spindle speed.
02:49
It is important to save a setup sheet out-of-network.
02:54
On your web browser, open the Print function, and, from the list of print drivers, select Save as PDF.
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A browser opens, prompting you to name the setup sheet file
03:08
and choose a location where you want to save it.
03:12
For this example, choose the default name, and click Save.
03:18
Now, this PDF document can be shared with the operator while they are running the part.
00:08
Oftentimes, the operator who runs the part on the machine
00:13
is not the same person who programmed the part.
00:17
It is paramount to give the operator the right information,
00:21
so that they can effectively and safely set up the machine.
00:25
Fusion can easily relay this type of information with a setup sheet.
00:30
For this video, open the file Turning Setup Sheet.
00:34
Here, a setup has been provided, along with the toolpaths required to make this part.
00:40
In the canvas, on the Navigation Bar, expand Show/hide tool.
00:48
Deselect Show Tool Shaft, Show Tool Holder, and Show Tool.
00:56
In the Browser, click Setup1.
00:59
Now, on the toolbar, Manufacture workspace, Turning tab, Actions panel, click Setup Sheet.
01:11
A browser opens, prompting you to select the setup sheet output folder.
01:16
For this example, use the default location, and then click Select Folder.
01:23
Your default web browser launches with the setup sheet displayed in HTML5 format.
01:31
At the top of the sheet, you can see the job description,
01:34
which is the name of the setup you are going to run,
01:37
as well as the file name that the setup is a part of.
01:42
You can also see an image of how the part is set up, the size of the stock,
01:48
the size of the part, and other information about the work coordinate system.
01:55
Under Total, you can see the total number of operations required to make this part,
02:01
as well as the total number of tools.
02:05
You can also see information like the maximum feedrate and the maximum spindle speed.
02:12
Under Tools, all the tools in the setup are displayed, as well as how they are set up.
02:20
There is other information about each tool, such us whether it is a right-hand tool or left-hand tool.
02:28
Scroll down the page to see all the tools.
02:31
Next, under Operations, you can see each operation, what tool it uses,
02:38
the cycle time for the operation, and other information,
02:42
such as the maximum cutting feedrate or the maximum spindle speed.
02:49
It is important to save a setup sheet out-of-network.
02:54
On your web browser, open the Print function, and, from the list of print drivers, select Save as PDF.
03:03
A browser opens, prompting you to name the setup sheet file
03:08
and choose a location where you want to save it.
03:12
For this example, choose the default name, and click Save.
03:18
Now, this PDF document can be shared with the operator while they are running the part.
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