The Fusion Manufacturing Extension is more than 5-axis machining. Explore the extension's top capabilities in this article.
Machining
Aerospace and defense contractor Nerc Precision Engineering increased business opportunities thanks to the Fusion Manufacturing Extension.
Customer Stories
Curious about what ModuleWorks machining strategies are coming next to Fusion 360 Extension Preview? We've got you covered.
Machining
Announcing three new machining strategies from our ModuleWorks partnership: Rotary Pocket, Rotary Contour, and Deburr.
Machining
In this article, we’ll do a deep dive on how 5-axis machining works in Fusion 360 — from collision avoidance to advanced options.
Machining
In this article, we’ll do a deep dive on how 5-axis machining works in Fusion 360 — from 5-axis use cases to selecting a strategy.
Machining
Check out this overview of the recent multi-axis additions to toolpaths and how you can use them to get more out of your machine tools.
Machining
Check out how UK-based company Brown & Holmes doubled shop floor revenue with the Autodesk Fusion 360 Machining Extension.
Machining
Learn all about 4-axis machining capabilities in Autodesk Fusion 360, including wrap toolpath functionality.
Machining
Autodesk Fusion 360 and its Machining Extension allow high-efficiency toolpaths within the 3+2 milling (5-axis positional) environment.
Machining
Unlock the power of simultaneous multi-axis machining, including automatic collision avoidance, with the Fusion 360 Machining Extension.
Machining
Next up in this Fusion 360 Machining Extension series is toolpath automation, including steep and shallow and hole recognition tools.
Machining
In this three-part series, we’ll cover three key tools the Fusion 360 Machining Extension brings to the table that will make your process more efficient than ever — starting with in-process inspection.
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