Intro to Fusion CAM Part 2 - Soft Jaws Design

Beginners guide to modeling stock and soft jaws for Setup 1, 2, and for machining the soft jaws. This beginner's tutorial, or project, will be machined/milled on a 3-axis Haas VF-1. Chip Monkeys is dedicated to making educational projects for manufacturing available on TH-cam.
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[@HuskyMachining]

I should watch CAM youtube videos more often. Good video

[@ChipMonkeys]

I had the same thought the other day myself. It's good to see how others are processing parts. Thanks for commenting!

[@Bog_mar]

Good job!

[@ChipMonkeys]

Thanks Man!

[@jimimmler9110]

I want to have one of those Fusion 360 magnet signs on my Mill. I spend thousands on subscription fees but they never sent me anything 😢

[@ChipMonkeys]

I think Curtis Chan gave that to me at Autodesk University 8 years ago. My last Swag. 😞

[@CAD_is_Life]

Where do you normally constrain your holes for corner reliefs in soft jaws?

[@ChipMonkeys]

For a standard vise jaw, X is for alignment, Y is your clamping surface & Alignment. So your Corner relief should cut into your X, not your Y. Then your Clamping surface has the most contact with your part. A picture would be great right here. But I don't know how to post it. If you email me, I can send you some examples. Thanks for your well thought out question!

[@CAD_is_Life]

Awesome. I’ll send an email to the address I found on your website. Great video!