FUSION 360 TUTORIAL - HOW TO CARVE SIGN ON A CNC ROUTER

Excellent explanation and tutorial . Liked how you took the time to actually help others not just skim through it to show what you can do
Just started to experiment with CBC. My wife bought me a 3018 on my retirement and I am hooked. Looking now to upgrade and looking at either the shapeoko or onefinity
Can’t wait to see what you post next

without Artcam?

I followed this to a T and still getting weird toolpaths.

Thank you! I've been using Fusion for 3d printing for years. Recently bought a CNC for wood projects, the out of the box software worked well for signs and things but I really wanted to get back to my space. Needed an overview of where to get started and how to tweak my own tool paths. Found this very helpful. Thanks for posting

Thank you for this tutorial. Thanks for the math tips that you included, I needed it. I ended up carving it out on my shapeoko, so I had to adjust the Feeds and Speeds slightly, but it came out excellent! Thanks

Around the 30 minute mark, you remove T1M6 from the GCode. Not sure if you knew about a setting in the machine library and thought I would mention it. Under the Machine Configuration on the Capabilities tab, you can uncheck "Automatic Tool Changer" and "Supports Tool Preload". Not positive, but I believe that should work to remove that code.

great vid, what cnc are you using?

That came out nice man! Subbed! (Wes from the ArtCam FB group🤓)

Amazing. Thank you very much. This sis great!!

Good video. I made some clamps out of aluminum for a guys wheelchair using Fusion 360. This made figuring out step-over amount simple.

Thank you for this. I've been trying to wrap my head around preparing files for 3D carving using Fusion 360 for some time now. Watched many videos but this one so far has provided the clearest path to finally learning how to do this. You're awesome man!

So i am looking to upgrade my PC from a few year old laptop. More complex toolpaths take absolutely forever. Being that Fusion is mostly single core oriented i am wondering what CPU you are running on your PC? TIA