3+2 and Simultaneous 5-Axis Machining | AVA Fusion 360
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- Опубликовано: 4 сен 2018
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In this session, you will learn how to program your 5-axis machine whether it is using 3+2 or simultaneous 5-axis toolpaths. Learn the steps necessary to go about setting up a 5-axis toolpath and how to watch out for possible collisions. We also go over a high level introduction of the post processor and why one might need to make edits to it.
Overall, Application Engineer, Alex Alvarez, goes over:
00:00 Intro
-Programming a part in the CAM environment of Fusion 360
-Creating 3+2 and true 5 axis toolpaths
-Giving tips on how to edit your post processor and navigate through it
Watch to see just how powerful Fusion 360’s CAM environment really is!
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Hi I'm new to this software, what is the different between fusion 360 & autodesk inventor hsm
Hi Stone,
HSM is the toolpathing kernel built into Fusion 360 CAM. In looking at both Inventor HSM (now called Inventor CAM) and Fusion 360’s CAM workspace you’ll notice very little differences. The difference becomes noticeable in UI and overall software functionality. What I mean by that is as you may know Fusion 360 is a cloud based program where as Inventor is only local to your computer, this alone can be a deciding factor for some people who are either opposed or simply can’t work on cloud based software. If we’re simply talking about CAM environments there really isn’t much difference between both tools.
If you’d like to learn more about either feel free to reach out to me at alex.alvarez@ketiv.com.
Thanks,
Alex
Hola Alex, necesito un maestro en Fusion 360 CAM que me pueda responder las dudas en castellano. puedes ayudarme? saludos.
Hola,
Claro que le podemos ayudar. Mandeme un email a alex.alvarez@ketiv.com y le puedo responder sus preguntas.
-Alex Alvarez
@@KETIVTechnologiesis it also possible to use 5 axis simultaneous cnc in 3+2 mode?