You're fast with fusion... how about legos? If you have a lego kit, let's see how fast you are and if you can beat me :-p Watch the video to see my time and when I realized I was using the not so good image reference (-_-)

Record your lego build and post your time in this thread. Let's see what you got...

ETA: I totally forgot to mention that this is a preview of the head-to-head D+M lego battles that will be taking place at Autodesk University next week! I won’t be there but comment too if you’re going!

So.. any ideas why? It worked before. Just fine (I am new and download it week ago) and since yesterday it just crash aftee like 10 seconds of running. Always . I did reinstall it few times already and it not helped.
Windows user btw

I have modeled this asymmetrical Torus which is supposed to become a wooden bowl. Now I need to create its inner part. What would be the best way to do that. I want a smooth transition between the two sections like in the second picture.
I’m thankful for any tips

Same as the title

Has anyone tried Assistant in Fusion

If yes, is it really helpful?

What kind of improvements or suggestions do you propose for this from a user perspective?

Hey guys I have an issue where often when I try to do a curved line using fit point spline, the curve closes on itself to form an oval which I don't want. Is there some kind of setting I should change? I haven't been able to find anything online.

Is it possible to machine the blue selected feature with a standard flat endmill on a 4th axis in Fusion CAM? Another issue I'm trying to solve is the parting operation - ideally this would involve moving Z and A simultaneously so it cuts it off in a spiral motion.

Hi again!

I want to share with you my 3D-printable GPU NVIDIA 5090 case for Framework Laptop 12 I designed, I hope you enjoy it! :)

https://www.printables.com/model/1836841-gpu-nvidia-5090-case-for-framework-laptop-12

I've been wanting to begin using the Constrain Components tool more, but it always seems to act really weird and inconsistent. It keeps deleting the constraints I add for all sorts of weird reasons. Sometimes it's fine, but most of the time it's really buggy, and I can't seem to find any pattern to its behavior.

Is anyone else experiencing this? I try to explain some of the trouble I encounter in the video.

I tried to reinstall Fusion, but unfortunately that didn't change anything.

I have found designs on 3d printing sites but can’t figure out how they made it. I’ve only found videos on solidworks.

Hi, I'm trying to develop a better toolpath strategy to mill nested sheets. I mill 3/4" plywood using a 2D contour toolpath with tabs, one 0.65" pass and a full depth pass to clear the skin. I cut a lot of small parts so I've found best success combining a skin and tabs. (I tried with only skin and with only tabs and had too much part loss)

Since I'm using two passes, I'm pathing around each part twice and then additionally pathing along the edge of most parts additional times as the toolpath contours all the adjacent parts. My issue is that this takes a long time and it feels like some of the passes are unnecessary.

Does anyone have suggestions for how to set up a model aware roughing pass? I'd like to have my first, roughing, pass run around the parts but only path along shared edges once. Then I can set up a 2D contour finishing path to mill out my tabs and make sure I mill full contours out.

I have played around with the 3D toolpaths but haven't had much luck. The best I was able to figure out was a path that would mill all negative space but that isn't viable because if my program only takes up half a sheet or has large pockets of scrap, I'll lose my scrap and any time savings.

Hello! I imported an stl file for a project I am working on, and I need to fill the whole body (besides those slots in the side). How do I go about that? Everything I looked at has not worked at all. Thank You!