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Depending on the complexity of the part, the amount of material left from the previous tool, the difference in tool sizes, and the size of the part compared to the tool size it could very well take some time to calculate the tool path. As Achim suggested the only way for us to help would be to see the part. The best thing to do is export it as a .f3d file and either post it here or email it to cam.support@autodesk.com.
I got it figured out and it went through okay but now I have another problem. I finished my part and saved it, then proceeded to purchase fusion 360 since I was using the student version but now I can't seem to find my part anywhere. it's not in the job folder, nor listed under data. By updating to the full desktop version did I just overwrite all previous data?
did you purchase Fusion using the same email address as you were using to sign in for your EDU account? If not, you would have received a new account which would explain why you don't see any data in it.
IF this is indeed the case, login to https://myhub.autodesk360.com using your EDU credentials and invite your new account to the project in question and you will be able to access your data with either login.
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