Hi, I have a component, with a hole with 25mm diameter, but I want to make a hole with 12x16mm to insert a alloy plug .
In powermill I recognise the size and change hole size manually to 12.
In fusion, the only way I see, it seems by doing some math and increase radial stock, or design a hole with 12mm dia
Is there a easier way?
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Hi, I have a component, with a hole with 25mm diameter, but I want to make a hole with 12x16mm to insert a alloy plug .
In powermill I recognise the size and change hole size manually to 12.
In fusion, the only way I see, it seems by doing some math and increase radial stock, or design a hole with 12mm dia
Is there a easier way?
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Hi @nubrandao , head over to the "design" workspace and edit the model.
Thats whats i would do.
But yes you could use "stock to leave" and "Height" in the "manufacturer" workspace, to get a 12x16 bore.
Hi @nubrandao , head over to the "design" workspace and edit the model.
Thats whats i would do.
But yes you could use "stock to leave" and "Height" in the "manufacturer" workspace, to get a 12x16 bore.
Maybe is better to add stock to leave, I have to do the math
The model usually has a bigger diameter, but the final diameter will be machined in another machine, all I have to do is a smaller hole, so they can center in a different machine.
Maybe is better to add stock to leave, I have to do the math
The model usually has a bigger diameter, but the final diameter will be machined in another machine, all I have to do is a smaller hole, so they can center in a different machine.
In the drill menu under cycle type select bore milling and use the hole for location then enter the diameter you want.
In the drill menu under cycle type select bore milling and use the hole for location then enter the diameter you want.
That's it 🙂
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