Overview of CAM in Fusion 360 with a Deep Dive into the Machining Extension for Precision and Efficiency

Register for our upcoming webinar, where we will explore Fusion 360's CAM's tools and delve into the features of it's most powerful one, the Machining Extension.

Introduction:

Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) plays a vital role in the manufacturing process by converting digital designs into physical parts. As a comprehensive 3D CAD/CAM software, Fusion 360 includes a range of CAM tools that streamline the manufacturing process, allowing users to easily generate toolpaths for CNC machining.

One of the most powerful tools in Fusion 360's CAM collection is the Machining Extension, which offers a variety of machining strategies, such as 2D and 3D milling, turning, and probing, to create high-quality parts with precision and efficiency. With its advanced simulation capabilities and user-friendly interface, the Machining Extension is an essential component for anyone looking to take their CNC machining to the next level.


Agenda:

Introduction to CAM in Fusion 360

  • Explanation of the CAM workflow
  • Overview of Fusion 360 CAM workspace
  • Brief explanation of different CAM toolpaths available in Fusion 360
  • Understanding the Machining Extension

Overview of the Machining Extension features

  • Explanation of the setup process for the Machining Extension
  • Overview of the tool library and toolpath strategies in the Machining Extension

Deep Dive into the Machining Extension

  • Exploring the Machining Extension interface
  • Explanation of different Machining Extension toolpaths, such as adaptive clearing, contour milling, and drilling
  • Advantages of using the Machining Extension in Fusion 360

Who Should Attend:

This webinar is suitable for professionals in the manufacturing industry, including engineers, machinists, designers and anyone interested in learning about Fusion 360's CAM tools and the Machining Extension.


Host:

Brian Fagan: MFG Support & Project Manager


Webinar Details:

Date: Thursday, 20th April
Time: 11am - 12pm