Marti Deans, Author at Fusion 360 Blog

How to Import DXF Files to Fusion 360

A detailed look at DXF Import Utility, a free add-in for Fusion 360 that further supports the wide variety of workflows across the industry.

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CNC Milling Coordinate System Made Easy

Learn coordinate system fundamentals for any CNC machine, including cartesian coordinate system, right hand rule, work coordinate system, and tool offsets.

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How to Select a 5-Axis CNC Mill for Mold Making

What should you look for when shopping for a 5-axis CNC for mold making? This article explores CNC advantages and mill differences.

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How to Expand Your Job-Shop With CAD + CAM Software

This article will identify the key daily challenges machine shops face and how integrated CAD/CAM software can solve them.

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Replacing EDM Manufacturing with CNC Milling for Efficiency

Exploring how replacing EDM manufacturing with CNC milling can help you reduce delivery times, increase your output and simplify workflows.

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What is CAM (Computer-Aided Manufacturing)?

Learn about what Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) is and how it uses toolpaths, G-code, and CNC machines to turn 3D CAD models into physical products.

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Haas Automation Machines & Fusion 360: Everything You Need to Know

In this post, we dig into the details of what makes Fusion 360 and Haas Automation compatibility awesome, including tool libraries and more.

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QUICK TIP: Derived Operations for Fusion 360 Manufacturing

Derived Operations streamline your programming process to reduce time spent on picks and clicks.

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Advanced Manufacturing with 4-Axis CNC Milling

The 4-axis is a powerful addition to any manufacturing setup. 4-axis CNC milling has opened up many new opportunities when executing a design, offering excellent control, turning, and contouring in many applications, as well as much more flexibility and control while manipulating the workpiece.

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A Quick Introduction to Editing Post Processors

If you're generating toolpaths with a CAM system, you need a way to turn them into code for your machine. Typically this is done by a post processor. These are often expensive, difficult to create, and hard to find support. Learn more about how Fusion 360 flips this on its head.

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