Paolo Bastianelli
Aerospace engineer, member of the Fusion 360 Customer Advocacy Organization, football fanatic and wine enthusiast
Aerospace engineer, member of the Fusion 360 Customer Advocacy Organization, football fanatic and wine enthusiast
It all started with an idea. Pete, Jacob and myself (Richard) have helped out on the factory floor at previous Autodesk University events and have seen first hand what a hit they have been — people running from the keynotes to get first in the queue, hour-long waits as…
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In this post, we are going to explain how to setup Fusion 360 with a Grbl post processor. What is Grbl exactly? And where can I find a Grbl post processor?
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In the latest Fusion 360 update, we unveiled the brand-new Fusion FFF printing, to allow users to 3D print components straight from their design software.
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Following on from the "How to Machine" posts, Paolo explains how to machine a chess piece using the integrated CAD/CAM functionality within Fusion 360.
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5-axis machines can be a big investment. In this post, Paolo explains how to choose the right 5-axis machine configuration for your applications.
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In this blog, Paolo explains how to use surfaces to machine complex geometries, and specifically how to use surfaces to limit toolpaths.
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Learn how to get the most out of Generative Design within Fusion 360 to machine an aluminium part using a generatively designed fixture.
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This post explains the difference between creating a Work Coordinate System and defining a Tool orientation for a 3+2 axis toolpath in Fusion 360.
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As part of our “How to machine” series, this post explains how to machine a steering wheel mould using the CAD/CAM capabilities in Fusion 360.
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In this post is a detailed explanation on how to machine a Spider Plate, utilizing the integrated CAD and CAM capabilities offered by Autodesk Fusion 360.
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Here's a few tips on how to machine a Wheel Hub with Fusion 360, leveraging its integrated CAD and CAM capabilities.
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One aspect programmers should never neglect, if they want their tools to last, is how they plan to machine internal corners. Let's see how we can do that.
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