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Why can't you set the max spindle speed in Fusion 360? It's defaulted to 5000. My machine maxes at 2500. I hate having to go in and change it for every op and after every minor op change after it resets back to 5000. There should be something in preferences where you can list your machines and their max speeds or at the very least just a field to change the default max RPM.
@Laurens-3DTechDraw That's the problem. every time I re-open F360 I have to go change it. I set it on a bunch of ops for a part yesterday. When I opened F360 today and reloaded the part they were all back to 5000. There needs to be some default setting in the preferences menu or something.
@WillL84 There are plans to be able to create machine configurations in Fusion 360 in the future, but I'm sensing a different problem here. I am also assuming you are using a mill and not a lathe.
If you are consistently using a set of milling tools, create your own user tool library will all of your tools set to 2500 rpm. This way, your operations will always default to 2500rpm when selected for an operation. Note that selecting a tool from the library brings in the tool's default feeds and speeds when selected for an operation, so if you are changing tools often, your feeds and speeds will be overwritten.
Also, if you highlight multiple operations, right-click, and select "compare and edit" you will be able to edit the parameters for ALL toolpaths selected at once. You could select all operations and use "compare and edit" to set the spindle speed once instead of many times.
@cj.abraham Also there is nowhere to set max spindle speed in each tool settings. There's spindle speed but I have it set to use constant SFM. Regardless that just sets the spindle speed you want for that tool, not the max for the machine as a unit. I want to set a max speed so I can input an SFM (which changes based on what I'm cutting) so the CAM will set it correctly in the gcode and not give me errors
@cj.abraham Right now I'm using the one from Tormach. I'm hoping to switch to a user-made one to enable turning from the -X side (which I'm amazed Autodesk hasn't implemented yet) but it's not working at the moment.
