Welcome to the first tutorial in a brand new series of tutorial videos for Fusion 360 on the Learn It! channel.
This new series will focus on CAM. What better way to start the the new CAM series than addressing one of the most important parts of a CAM setup - workholding. When I first learned how to do this, it was a game changer for setups. Over the years, as I’ve gained experience, I have figured out how to design a vise with parameters in a much better way.
Watch this in-depth tutoriall to see the little ins and outs of: finding your vise, designing it, adding parameters, and inputting it into another project.
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00:00 - Start
00:43 - Download our vise
02:10 - Upload Step file to Fusion
2:38 - Start working on the vise already!
3:02 - DO NOT capture design history
4:58 - Part names
7:04 - Adjust the master assembly
7:55 - Stationary jaw
8:47 - Vise assembly
9:16 - Combine the bodies
12:57 - Start the parametric modeling
13:52 - Start joining
16:14 - Parameter time!
17:52 - All parameters - IMPORTANT
19:17 - Create them parallels
20:59 - Hint - Rename joints
24:41 - Check those parameters
26:00 - Make it pretty already!
33:07 - Review parametric modeling
34:09 - Bonus material - import to machine table
34:49 - Break the link to use
35:20 - Concluding comments
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