Fusion 360 IdeaStation (Archived)

blue983 · ‎06-30-2020

Hi there, i just tried to use the new toolpath trimming tool. It's quiet useful. Unfortunately there is no possibility to use parametric values to define an area to remove (square would be great). I would like to use it, to remove all cutting action above the raw part / higher than a specific z-value which i already posted a few month ago: https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-deutsch/3d-parallel-frast-uber-rohteil-hinaus/m-p/8960653#M13143 Wouldn't it be useful to create an option, which removes ALL cuttin-action above either a specific z-value or the raw-part? I would love it! Kind regards, Steven

ureintzsch · ‎06-11-2020

Optimization of the infill in 3D printing with FEM.

Anonymous · ‎05-07-2020

Right now the only way to get my 2d drawings in autocad is to export to layout space then save the layout as a model space. Why cant we just export straight to model space and start manipulating the 2d drawing? Maybe we could just export model as a 2d wblock? It would be amazing if i could just export my entire library of models as wblocks that i can insert in Autocad. I should be able to just re-export my library to update my wblock which would then be updated in my Cad drawings automatically. I need to use autocad becuase F360 drawing tool just cant produce a drawing to professional standards.

danielbadde · ‎03-29-2020

I'm using Fusion 360 mostly to design parts for 3d printing.I've recently stumbled upon these two videos about the new Fusion 360 slicer (which I honestly couldn't test myself yet, no time) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_0lLZg4JkY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWFRh-MdKxo I think it's really great that Fusion now has a slicer module, so that you don't have to switch between different tools to get one part printed. But, following the videos, there seem to be some possible improvements. Please keep up the work on this important module. The maker community will make heavy use of it, I think.

acrbjr · ‎03-09-2020

After performing a static stress test on a design, Fusion 360 provides images with various levels of deformation. I propose having the capability of converting the image with the actual deformation to a new design. This would enable adding additional bodies to support or fit into the deformed image.

Remove all (unneccessary) cutting paths above the raw-part or a specific z-value

Optimization of the infill in 3D printing with FEM.

Export from fusion 360 directly to Autocad

Further improve the built-in Fusion 360 slicer

Convert deformed image into new design

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