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He looks forward to a daywhen the necessity of translating between “Designers”and “Manufacturers” is a relic of a dark past.  \nAUTODESK TECHNOLOGY CENTERS  \nThe residency program at the Autodesk Technology Centers provides open workspaces and equipment for teams from industry, academic, and startup communities doing forward-looking work in the areas of construction, manufacturing, and emerging technologies.  \nOVERVIEW: CAD and CAM  \nWHAT MAKES FUSION360 SO WELL SUITED TO RAPID PROTOTYPING, PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT AND LEAN MANUFACTURING?  \nSPEED + FLEXIBILITY  \nDemonstrate how to leverage the inherit strengths of Fusion360’s parametric modelling environment to produce manufacturing template files that can expedite programming new parts and automate repetitive tasks in CAD-CAM workflows.  \nWith CAD and CAM under the same roof, you can create robust template files that adapt to changes in tooling, stock sizes, work holding, machines and even the parts themselves without ever having to re-design or re-program.  \nWhy even bother with manufacturing template  \nfiles?  \n-no one, ever  \nREPETITION KILLS PRODUCTIVITY  \nCAM programming is filled with repetitive tasks that kill productivity. Automate and standardize your way out of needless mouse clicks!  \nHUMAN ERROR IS UNAVOIDABLE  \nRegardless of the experience level, attention to detail or other genius of the individual, at the end of the day we’re all human – and to be human is to make mistakes.  \nDESIGNERS HAVE DONE IT LONGER  \nLike it or not, CAD designers have long ago figured out clever workarounds to streamline and automate their design workflows. With Fusion360, you can do the same with CAM.  \nSTANDARDIZE MANUFACTURING FILES  \nMaster Template files create a level of standardization across a team that helps with group resiliency and knowledge sharing.  \nLEAN IN TO LEAN  \nOnly one machine available? But part was programmed for another? No problem.  \nOut of standard stock sizes? No problem. Programmed for tooling that hasn’t arrived yet? No problem.  \nMAKE BETTER PARTS  \nDialed-in tool paths make for better parts. If you used to spend an hour programming a part, but now have the base template done in 90s, just think of all of the fine tuning and optimization…  \nWHAT MAKES A GOOD MANUFACTURING TEMPLATE?  \nMACHINE SPECIFIC  \nCreate a Master Template file for each machine on the shop floor, or alternatively for each machine configuration.  \nWORK HOLDING / FIXTURES  \nCorrectly modelled work holding and fixtures allow for accurate simulation, operation patterning, stock sizing and part positioning, all of which can be easily updated as new parts come in, or designs are optimized/refined.  \nPARAMETRIC STOCK MODELS  \nDon’t have standard stock sizes? No problem – program your part with generic stock, and update the final as-cut dimensions using User Defined Parameters to update vise positioning and toolpaths based on final dimensions.  \nGENERIC REFERENCE GEOMETRY  \nSurfacing or engraving with Ball end mills? Need to tilt to avoid collisions from the spindle going deep into a pocket? Having generic reference geometry available in the Master Template makes this a quick, no brainer.  \nWORK HOLDING IN FUSION 360  \nLibrary of work holding models already lives in Fusion  \n• From main data panel, scroll down to CAM SAMPLES  \no Locate the MFG folder (or Generic)  \n􀂃 Once opened, saving a copy will allow for edits and customization  \nEasily import .STEP/.IGES models from MFG websites  \n• Download geometry directly from MFG website  \no In your own project, select the UPLOAD button  \n􀂃 define join relationships, save as tem","cbCaigk15q16qNoJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigk15q16qNoJ","pdf",4674846,"English","# Overview: CAD and CAM\n## Speed + Flexibility\n## Repetition, Human Error, and Standardization\n## What Makes a Good Manufacturing Template?\n## Work Holding in Fusion 360","[{\"question\":\"How does Fusion 360 help accelerate CAD-CAM programming with templates?\",\"answer\":\"Fusion 360’s parametric modeling enables master template files that can expedite new part programming and automate repetitive tasks, adapting to tooling, stock sizes, work holding, machine configuration, and part changes without redoing work.\"},{\"question\":\"Why is standardizing manufacturing files important for a team?\",\"answer\":\"Master Template files provide consistency across a team, improving group resiliency and enabling knowledge sharing while streamlining manufacturing file creation and updates.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the core elements of a good manufacturing template?\",\"answer\":\"A good template is machine specific, includes accurately modeled work holding/fixtures, supports parametric stock models using user-defined parameters, and provides generic reference geometry to avoid collisions and speed setup.\"}]","Model to Machine in 90s - Fusion360 CAD-CAM Workshops Presentation | PDF",1789155816,7]