Can a tube fabricator work with files from fusion 360? In solidworks the correct bend radius can be applied universally. Easily too. In this video it looks like you just "fit" it to the curve. An approximation.
when doing RE you are always fitting shapes on your design but you can validate it afterward and make sure it fits. And yes, tube fabricators are working with peel 3d. We are not experts of Fusion 360 by the way but should you be interested in finding out more about this process, please get in touch hello@peel-3d.com, we'll put you in contact with the right people.
You completely can. You can set this up the same as you would do with Solidworks. This tutorial was clearly a run through to show how to use the software. If using COTS mandrel tubing, you'd simply limit your bends with the given constraints on CLR and grip lengths of the bends (if working with close to end of tube). If you have further questions, I could put together a video of something similar for a rotated turbo set up I did.
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Can a tube fabricator work with files from fusion 360? In solidworks the correct bend radius can be applied universally. Easily too.
In this video it looks like you just "fit" it to the curve. An approximation.
when doing RE you are always fitting shapes on your design but you can validate it afterward and make sure it fits. And yes, tube fabricators are working with peel 3d. We are not experts of Fusion 360 by the way but should you be interested in finding out more about this process, please get in touch hello@peel-3d.com, we'll put you in contact with the right people.
You completely can. You can set this up the same as you would do with Solidworks. This tutorial was clearly a run through to show how to use the software. If using COTS mandrel tubing, you'd simply limit your bends with the given constraints on CLR and grip lengths of the bends (if working with close to end of tube).
If you have further questions, I could put together a video of something similar for a rotated turbo set up I did.