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Add the equivalent of InventorCAM iMachining to Fusion's 3D milling.
This is a superb tool that dramatically reduces machining time by dynamically changing the feeds/speeds and pickover/depth of cut when machining 3D tool paths. The inputs are material data and tooling geometry. iMachining works out the rest.
This has been discussed many many times and is something they will look into in the future since there are a lot of issue's that need fixing first.
And it turns out with a little knowledge you can get adaptive to produce the part just as fast.(Have seen this myself)
And giving all the control to the CAM system on the feeds and speeds is a bad idea, since it has no idea on actual machine stability(Even two machine of the same brand and type are different), current material(differs quite a lot per batch), current setup(how in the vice, is it stable or not).
I would rather have it make the adaptive paths where the operator is still in control of the feeds and speeds.
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