Thank you so much for explaining it so well. You are the only tutorial that I have found that explains it so well. Keep them coming. It especially helps us noobs to ramp up the learning curve.
Good informational video. Only suggestion is to lower the volume of the background music while talking or remove it completely. Can leave it on while showing the machine working. Can be distracting.
Great video. I really need to learn Fuson 360 these videos are very useful. I am also eying up a Snapmaker as I am alrfeady into 3d printing and laser engraving but CNC is something that I've always wanted to try!
This is a very good video indeed. Probably you can do very basic CNC short videos to take new SM users through the essential process of using this CNC feature. Starting with Fusion 360 basics, visualize and measure of the actual piece to be carved, etc. I suggest to get rid of the background music, but overall you did an excellent job. Keep up the good work.
Beautifully explained the core principles. Love your tutorial. When I can I expect part 2? Is "snapmake" a good brand? How is your experience with a Snapmaker" brand?
Thank you for the tutorial/demonstration!! How bad is the dust when using the CNC? Are you in your garage? I’m wondering if it would be bad inside an apartment. Thank you!!
Thank you for explaining this to such detail. Strange that this process is not well explained on the Snapmaker page. By the way, in the current version of F360, you need to right-click the Local Library to import. Those import buttons are no longer there :/
I'm having the same issue, also the fusion software looks completely different in the post process screen, I cant find where to store the configuration files.
Wonderful video, still works with latest fusion version but slight changes needed. How to use Fusion 360 for Snapmaker CNC - 3D Cuts , still pending brother. :)
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Bravo jeune homme, et merci pour vos explications parfaitement claires. Désolé de ne pouvoir m'exprimer en anglais. Salutations de Paris.
Keep it simple, no unnecessary information, keep it that way. Thanks.
Thank you so much for explaining it so well. You are the only tutorial that I have found that explains it so well. Keep them coming. It especially helps us noobs to ramp up the learning curve.
You're welcome, Glad I could help!
Good informational video. Only suggestion is to lower the volume of the background music while talking or remove it completely. Can leave it on while showing the machine working. Can be distracting.
Well done! Thanks and looking forward to your next tutorials.
Great video. I really need to learn Fuson 360 these videos are very useful. I am also eying up a Snapmaker as I am alrfeady into 3d printing and laser engraving but CNC is something that I've always wanted to try!
Great video. Going to try this with my snapmaker artisan.
Thanks a lot I had trouble for how to create and export the G-code, but thanks to you i know now ! :)
Glad I could help!
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
0:48 Step 1 //Download Config. files
1:43 Step 2 //Install Config. files
3:07 Step 3 //Create New Setup
4:20 Step 4 //Cutting Type
5:56 Step 5 //Select Geometry
6:35 Step 6 //Simulate
7:05 Step 7 //Second Cut
8:43 Step 8 //Machining Time
9:08 Step 9 //Export G-Code
10:32 Step 10 //Prep Machine
10:54 Step 11 //Set Origin
11:24 Step 12 //Start Machine
12:24 Outro
Thank you so much I finally know how it works.
just subbed... got a new 3d printer ....thanks for the videos
This is a very good video indeed. Probably you can do very basic CNC short videos to take new SM users through the essential process of using this CNC feature. Starting with Fusion 360 basics, visualize and measure of the actual piece to be carved, etc. I suggest to get rid of the background music, but overall you did an excellent job. Keep up the good work.
Superb! I'm going to turn this loose right away!
Thank you! Well explained! Keep with more, please! Like how to change tools in during the process to have better cuts finished. Thank you!
great video! hope you get back to them.
Very helpful video thank you for that!
Brother waiting for your second part
Beautifully explained the core principles. Love your tutorial. When I can I expect part 2? Is "snapmake" a good brand? How is your experience with a Snapmaker" brand?
Thank you for the tutorial/demonstration!! How bad is the dust when using the CNC? Are you in your garage? I’m wondering if it would be bad inside an apartment. Thank you!!
Great video! Thank you!
having issues on step five. I cannot select the hexagons rather the faces and line segments making them up.
that last bit looks different now with the post processing. any chance for an update?
İs there any way to use for rotary module with fusion 360
Thank you for explaining this to such detail. Strange that this process is not well explained on the Snapmaker page. By the way, in the current version of F360, you need to right-click the Local Library to import. Those import buttons are no longer there :/
Ditch background music pls
Why does my post process look so alien alike?? I cant even find configuration folder as option @9:14, anyone?
I'm having the same issue, also the fusion software looks completely different in the post process screen, I cant find where to store the configuration files.
@@kylegauck2231 well the software did change a little. But names are still same just way to select is little changed
Great video...keep going...make more.
Can i use autocad?
Wonderful video, still works with latest fusion version but slight changes needed. How to use Fusion 360 for Snapmaker CNC - 3D Cuts , still pending brother. :)
Thanks good video.
Ohhh this is so hard to understand I need to figure something’s by my self and still couldn’t get it
Great video, thanks. But skip background Music its just dont do any good
great info...new sub
Great content but the music is distracting.
Great
lol none of this helped. fusion is different now and i can see some techniques are a bit um not good practice. ill custom make my toolset
It works, just a little change brother, i tried just now. Which part you have problem in ?