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facilities:fablab:software:fusion360 [2018/08/03 10:25]
Andrei Maberley [Installation]
facilities:fablab:software:fusion360 [2018/08/22 09:41]
Andrei Maberley [Fusion 360]
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  ====== Fusion 360 ======  ====== Fusion 360 ======
  
-Fusion 360 is and Autodesk product for CAD CAM.  It is free (as in beer) for students, educators and start-ups.+[[https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/students-teachers-educators|Fusion 360]] is and Autodesk product for CAD CAM.  It is free (as in beer) for students, educators and start-ups.  Fusion360 is used by The Edge programming staff when parametric design is an important requirement of a delivery or engagement.  We use parametric design to re-use designs, mainly changing material dimensions (thickness), tooling and design scaling.
  
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-For example of internal work done with fusion 360 check out+For example of internal work done with fusion 360 check out.
  
   * [[facilities:fablab:fittings-custom:milkcrate_shelving|Milkcrate Shelving]]   * [[facilities:fablab:fittings-custom:milkcrate_shelving|Milkcrate Shelving]]
   * [[facilities:fablab:fittings-custom:stool]]   * [[facilities:fablab:fittings-custom:stool]]
-  * [[facilities:fablab:fittings-custom:laptop_storage|Laptop storage boxes]]+  * [[facilities:fablab:fittings-custom:component-boxes|component draws]]
  
  
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     "Fusion 360 Admin Install.exe" --globalinstall       "Fusion 360 Admin Install.exe" --globalinstall  
  
 +===== learning Fusion =====
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 +Autodesk has a comprehensive curriculum for [[https://academy.autodesk.com/curriculum/product-design-fusion-360|learning]] fusion360.
 ===== Tips and Tricks ===== ===== Tips and Tricks =====
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 ==== Parametric Design ==== ==== Parametric Design ====
  
-The tips to successful parameter usage, that is avoiding the dreaded "Over Constrained" errors -+The tips to successful parameter usage, that is avoiding the dreaded "Over Constrained" errors.
  
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-Try to make sure that your parameters are controlling only a single dimension at a time. For example - a rectangle that has a length, width is fine.  But if you add a curve with a radius that intersects both edges, and then dimension that curves radius... you could have a problem.  Because the radius limits how far apart the sides can be.+ 
 +Make sure that your parameters are controlling only a single dimension at a time. For example - a rectangle that has a length, width is fine.  But if you add a curve with a radius that intersects two edges, and then dimension that curves radius... you have a problem because the radius limits how far apart the sides can be. 
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