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We use 3D scanning, CNC machines, and 3D printing to solve engineering and manufacturing problems.
Align Scan data to Origin (Fusion 360)
How to align scan data to coordinate planes in Fusion 360.
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Removing Y-Axis Bellows/Flap on PCNC 1100 - Into3D
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Instructions on removal of Y-Axis bellows and flap on Tormach PCNC 1100. Removing these covers allows you to access the adjustment screws for the Y-axis gib.
Can get this method to work in latest version of fusion. Get a Error: No alignment suggested by geometry could be found. Any ideas?
I've been fighting this for weeks. I wasn't moving the planes into the component, so the planes would align but my component wouldn't move. Thanks! I feel dumb but so glad I understand why now!
I had to right click component and "Unground from parent" (I'm using imported stp files), then I was able to align to origin as in the video.
@@clubpasser123454321 Thank dude, this comment saved me!
Very handy, thanks a lot
what if mesh is not closed? create components from the body is option is not there
I Cannot Create a plane using 3 points ? It wont let me select any vertices on the mesh I inserted into Fusion
You need to first click on create base future. It’s under create in solid option.
Thank you for this. I'm a SW user and needed to use Fusion to work with an STL file. This helped me out tremendously.
Great 👍, please you should make more videos like this🫡
Sometimes this works for me and other times it won’t let me click on the mesh to make the plane. I have no idea why it doesn’t always work. Help.
Great video. Very helpful for me.
quetion, why i cannot drag the planes to the component
its a 5 y.o video. things changed
Excellent explanation! Helped me a great deal with a project I’m working on. Many thanks 🙏
Thank you for your effort, it helped a lot! :)
super helpful! Thanks!
Wow... I don't want to admit how I've been aligning scan data before today 😅
Wow been trying to figure this out for days. Very clear explanation 👏
Thanks so much!
I've done this far, far stupider ways for the last couple of years. This is excellent, thankyou for sharing :-).
What Scanner and scan software did you use???
This process would work with any mesh resulting from a scan. The software is Fusion360 in "Sculpt" mode.
@@into3d96 Thanks! I use Fusion360. Wasn't what capture software/equipment was used.
@@machiningcoolstuff9124 Probably an Einscan for that model...could have been a SMARTTECH scanner, though. Design Wrap was the probably the meshing software.
@@into3d96 Thank you so much! I am going to try an XYZ scanner we have. I am going to look up the Design Wrap software. We are starting up some custom automotive parts reverse engineering. Your video was awesome. Glad we found it. Thanks for making it and responding to our questions!
Love you man
Thank you! Just the right thing that I was searching for:)
Great! Very helpful. Thank you! (Another, otherwise good, tutorial said something like, "there's no good way to do this, you just have to eyeball it.")
Glad you found it useful!