How To Program Relief Cuts in Fusion 360 for Plasma CNC

Quick video showing how to program relief cuts or straight line cuts in fusion 360 for plasma CNC table users. I use this in order to add relief cuts to my pieces so that I can bend parts by hand and get a precise bend. This is very useful when you don't have access to a metal brake and can also prove to be more precise. I have only used this on 1/8 inch material and thinner. Anything thicker than 1/8 inch in my experience needs more of a gap than what a straight line cut produces.
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[@joshuacaylor881]

I’m not the only one that thinks this video was extremely helpful. The amount of questions you answered and possibilities you opened up for me in Fusion definitely earned a sub. Thank you!

[@ottrod455]

This is exactly the type of projects that I work on the most - thanks for sharing your technique!

[@BareMetalFabrication]

Glad I could help! I definitely use this on the majority of my drawings.

[@kymchapman1110]

Dude, thank you. This information is great! Much appreciated!

[@bernardobojorquez4232]

awesome video thank you it really helps for new people trying to learn.

[@gleanerc2]

Awesome! thank you so much for all of the info. I was under the impression drawings had to be extruded before creating cut paths. Very helpful indeed!!!!

[@whitneydesignlabs8738]

Thanks for the explanation. My reliefs have been ellipses, up until now. All I really wanted was a thin slice.... This technique helped a lot. About to send it to the Plasma CNC for my first test with this type of relief cut.

[@markpinkstaff2287]

Liked and subscribed, was going searching for this info. tomorrow and this popped up today. EXACTLY what I needed......

[@danmefford3966]

Doing the straight line setup was exactly what was looking for!!! Thanks so much.

[@Joemx82]

Subscribed. Exactly what I needed, no filler, no rambling. Thank you! Appreciate assuming as you did that we have a design and just need to program the cutting. Nice to get exactly what is needed!

[@clifflasater6981]

Oh man. This is EXACTLY what I was stumped on. Thanks so much for sharing this.

[@mauricesteer8023]

Thanks, been wondering how to do this

[@chrisoreo3126]

Thanks for that😁

[@davidellison6571]

Thank you for demystifying Fusion 360!

[@minskmade]

thank you for doing this...great explanation...fusion can and plasma can be hard to play with

[@kenpodolsky4044]

Ok i am relatively mew to this but i will be doing this for all future files, thank you so much!
Well explained, you have a new subscriber

[@BareMetalFabrication]

I’m glad that you found it helpful! It has been a game changer for me ever since I figured it out.

[@squirrelgray945]

Super helpful thanks.

[@kyle55553]

thanks man! been wondering about this process for awhile. good to see other langmuir users are so helpful :)

[@Iann128]

That is cool, I don't have my table yet, it's on its way, but have been playing around with Fusion 360 and had some files that this will help me with getting them to cut right. Thanks for the video.

[@jstersam3676]

Thanks .very informational and you explain yourself very well thanks so much

[@jonnirc6843]

Thanks man

[@marcustomz]

Thanks alot for making this video

[@Bonanza06c]

Great tip! Thanks

[@No1cares85]

Awesome video! thanks for posting!!

[@BareMetalFabrication]

Thank you!

[@Graniterockstar]

Thank you!

[@NextEraCustoms]

very good videos simple and fast not much explanation strait to the tutorial can u show more of this?

[@jonbozzy9600]

Thanks so much.

[@BareMetalFabrication]

You’re welcome, glad it helped!

[@clubbymart]

Super helpful, thanks a lot!!! quick question: how would you go about creating a fusion360 file with short plasma bursts to act as center punch for drilling holes? short enough not to harden the metal...

[@BareMetalFabrication]

The hard part is to not harden the metal. That will happen no matter what. But to pierce holes like this I create a very short line or a very small circle and cut on the line.

[@thomaslochner9068]

Thank you very much for this. I was struggling how to make a straight line inside of some stock. I do have one question though . Are you able to extrude something like that on the design tab and have it show the relief cuts? When I extrude a body with straight lines inside of it, the straight lines are not "holes" in the stock. I'd like to be able to see what it will look like before cutting if possible. Thank you!

[@deanpurks7474]

I have a similar test plae that i use all the time I was using it following along with you when you click the circles always indicate a inside cut on mine it always indicates an outside cut which then I have to switch the arrow to inside is there a way in fusion to switch that not a big problem just annoying. Thanks

[@Bonanza06c]

Great tutorial. Thank you