Tips on Fusion 360 Performance Tips on Fusion 360 Performance To get timely help with performance questions Please post to Fusion 360 support forum (Not Facebook Please). The Fusion support forum is here: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-support/bd-p/962 When posting, describe your issue as specific as you can. Please note if the
FFF Assessment Protocol Open fdmtest_v4 and print the geometry using “standard” settings. What this geometry does test: * Dimensional accuracy (backlash optional) * Negative feature resolution * Positive feature resolution/fine flow control * Basic overhang capabilities * Basic bridging capabilities * XY ringing * Z-axis alignment What this geometry does not test: * Warp/adhesion * Overhang capabilities over a
Fusion 360 Modeling Parameters and Equations Parameter Basics Fusion 360 can do quite a lot with values you enter to control size of your features and designs. It is worth noting that these tips apply to timeline designs only. To learn more read here about the differences between Direct and Timeline design types. Parameters are created
Tormach Upgrades - Part 1 Over the last year, I have been banging parts on the Tormach 440 [https://www.tormach.com/product-pcnc-440.html]. I have proven I can get great parts off the machine and have paid the machine off with spec work. It is time to do some upgrades. Photo by Igor Ovsyannykov
Marking menu gestures Using the right click menu in Fusion 360 brings up a context menu. This menu is divided into two sections. At the bottom is a classic context menu. At the top is a radial menu called a marking menu. We will focus on the marking menu and ways to use
Rounding Model Variables to Fractions Sometimes you need to round model variables to a specific fraction. For example cut stock may come in 1/8 or 1/4 or any other inch increment. I recently had a case here I needed to get a 1/4 in rounded value that included a precise distance + extra