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We take machining seriously, as such, our support team is made up indiciduals that have spent time on the shop floor like you. We are here to help. But, we can only help if you ask the question. In asking your question, you help others also who where to timid to ask! So, join the community, share your questions and help with answers.
Now, you call your mistakes scrap parts, we call ours Bugs and we don't like them!. (No, I am not talking about spiders, although we don't like those either) If you find a bug, don't scream, let us know. There is no public shame in airing our issues, again, it helps warn other users of issues as we do our best to fix them quickly. The last thing we want is to have our users wrecking parts or crashing machines, that's your livelihood!
Speaking of bugs, we all got bit by the same bug, the Manufacturing Bug. As a result, we are part of a manufacturing family!
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Do you have any idea how to find them?
I can't afford to miss one more day of production. Sadly tomorrow I will be buying a PC along with V-Carve or Aspire and kissing Fusion goodbye.
There is nothing there, I go into select a tool and there is nothing there. It's not as if the tools are missing, there is simply no way to even add my own tool. I was mostly using cloud libraries.
So, I'm out of the tool path and at the top of the screen I select manage Tool Library and it shows the same, nothing.
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Do you have any idea how to find them?
I can't afford to miss one more day of production. Sadly tomorrow I will be buying a PC along with V-Carve or Aspire and kissing Fusion goodbye.
If you were using HSMWorks or Inventor HSM, then you wouldn't be left wondering. But for some reason Autodesk don't make this resource clear to Fusion 360 users. There are a lot of CAM resellers around the world in a position to help you with things like this. You can find them all here: http://cam.autodesk.com/buy/
If you are in the USA, also get in touch with http://www.mechanicaladvantage.com/ Kevin is a great resource for you to tap into, he isn't a reseller, but knows his stuff and will work tirelessly for you.
David, if you are still around, I'd be happy to do a Teamviewer session with you to try and fix this. Fire me an email scott.m at cadpro.co.nz
And @matthew.nichols is a top bloke as well, so I'm glad to see him trying to help you out here, he knows his stuff.
Scott Moyse
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@Anonymous
try going to this file location and tell me if there are any libraries in here...
Macintosh HD/Users/<Profile>/Library/Application Support/Autodesk/CAM360/configuration/
So Basically there is no Path to Autodesk in Application Support.
The only place I have files on Fusion are in
Macintosh HD/Users/<Profile>/Fusion360Cam
but the .json files are not there.
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Have you done a reinstall or a repair to the installation yet? if not, try doing a repair to it first and seeing if that helps.
Okay, let's give this one a try.
i don't know if you have gone through this yet or not, but i know that even when you uninstall Fusion it doesn't quite delete all the folders and what not. so when you reinstall it doesn't fix the issue.
go to the link above and scroll down until you see the Mac steps. follow this and I think we will have better luck. Once you have gone through and uninstalled and deleted all the folders it tells you. try reinstalling and let's see what happens then.
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I agree Mechanical Advantage is definitely a great one to contact very knowledgeable..
In the 5 minutes it's been working, the install from the App Store works 100% then from the website on my MAC. i'm not sure if you have seen this before but it's night and day.
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In the 5 minutes it's been working, the install from the App Store works 100% then from the website on my MAC. i'm not sure if you have seen this before but it's night and day.
I prefer not to use the App Store version on my Mac. Just a personal preference. As I mention before, if you had of completed the clean uninstall with the version you downloaded from the Autodesk website, I'm very confident it would have been ok.
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