Show your workflow

Show your workflow

pavel_viktorin
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Show your workflow

pavel_viktorin
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Are there any CAM programmers who would be willing to share their workflows in Fusion, preferably in the form of a video? I think it could be interesting and inspiring to explore different approaches to programming. At the same time, it could give people from Autodesk a better insight into the challenges we face daily, allowing them to respond more effectively. Sometimes, a video can say more than a thousand words. Of course, I would be happy to share my own video as well.

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There are a lot of people doing that on YouTube already. 

Plus are you aware of Autodesk University? Here's a filtered list of subtractive manufacturing Fusion classes


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Check out the Titans of CNC courses. Free and all video/files available.

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pavel_viktorin
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I think we might have misunderstood each other. I am not looking for beginner tutorials where simple parts are programmed. I am searching for practical examples from real life where complex parts are programmed, and situations arise that don't occur in tutorials. I am interested in how other programmers solve these challenges and hoped it might be beneficial for you as well, as it could highlight certain aspects of Fusion that create obstacles for CAM programmers.

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Hence why I suggested Autodesk University. There are plenty of workflows
shared by advanced users on there.

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