Hi. I need to know how to go about modeling the cam slot in this cylinder, but in such a way that we can machine it in our Turn-Mill with Fusion's CAM functions.
End result needed: a "theoretical cylinder" such as a gage pin to passes through the slot. Our current model is not compatible with our machine capabilities.
We are putting this on a Nakamura-Tome WY100. I'm fine with extensions as needed. We don't have 5th+ axis capability. Rotary, X,Y,Z only.
Rather than a STEP file-
Can you File>Export your *.f3d file to your local drive and then Attach it here to a Reply?
Sure. Here you go. If you need design history, I'll need to remake it. The full design contains proprietary information.
@jrprogramming02 wrote:If you need design history, I'll need to remake it.
A Fusion file without history is essentially the same as a STEP file?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wekmai5MqFM
If this were my design - there would not be any blue lines or white dots and I doubt those splines would be in my design either.
I tried to pick up your dimensions and place the desired slot on the opposite face. Please check them behind me. Model is attached.
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I didn't get the notification of your reply and missed it. Here are the specifications for the 2D sketch. We need to wrap this around the axis of the cylinder in such a way that we can machine it with a 3+ axis turn-mill. The file you submitted didn't replicate the results we're looking for, unfortunately. We'll keep trying!
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