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-==== Fusion 360 ====+===== Fusion 360 =====
  
 Designing for 3D printing Designing for 3D printing
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   * Print slower (±30mm/s) for better accuracy. In Cura there's an 'engineering' print profile (only available for Ultimaker S5) that tunes parameters for best dimensional accuracy.   * Print slower (±30mm/s) for better accuracy. In Cura there's an 'engineering' print profile (only available for Ultimaker S5) that tunes parameters for best dimensional accuracy.
  
-=== Troubleshooting === + 
-== Some sketch curves cannot be converted to profile edges ==+## Edit imported SVG files 
 + 
 +  * import SVG curve 
 +  * You can't edit this: only drag around sections of the curve.  
 +  * Make a new sketch and project the SVG curve into it.  
 +  * right click on the projected curve and select 'break link' 
 +  * Now you can edit the curve directly 
 +==== Import curve from CSV file ==== 
 + 
 +{{:3d_modeling:csv_curve.png?200|}} 
 + 
 +Assuming the CSV file is for a 2D curve: 
 + 
 +For ex: 
 +<code> 
 +0.36,22.16 
 +0.54,22.24 
 +0.72,22.32 
 +0.89,22.40 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +  * Open CSV file in a text editor (with Regular Expressions functionality) 
 +  * add a third column of placeholder numbers to the file ('',0'' for example) to make the data 3D. This is what Fusion expects. 
 +    * Search & replace pattern in BBEdit:  
 +      * Search: ''(^.*$)'' 
 +      * Replace: ''\1,0'' 
 + 
 +After a replace-all:  
 + 
 +<code> 
 +0.36,22.16,
 +0.54,22.24,
 +0.72,22.32,
 +0.89,22.40,
 +</code> 
 + 
 +  * In Fusion 360, go to ''Utilities > Add-Ins'' 
 +  * Under the ''Scripts'' tab, Run ''ImportSplineCSV'' & open the changed CSV file. 
 +  * Fusion will now generate a 2D sketch with the curve 
 + 
 + 
 + 
 +==== Toolpaths ==== 
 + 
 +== Tip Rest machining == 
 +When using ''3D Adaptive'' to go down to a horizontal surface, tick the ''flat area detection'' box. Otherwise smaller mills in consecutive operations might need to remove material from the whole surface. 
 + 
 +== Bore == 
 +The ''pitch'' parameter in the ''bore'' feature should be set depending on the width of the bore. For example:  
 +  * hole diameter: ''6,5mm'', pitch: ''0,18mm'' 
 +  * hole diameter: ''3,5mm'', pitch: ''0,08mm'' 
 + 
 +Small diameter bores need to feed down slower since they will be milled way too fast. //Also check if ramp speed controls the feed here// 
 +==== Troubleshooting ==== 
 +=== Some sketch curves cannot be converted to profile edges ===
 //Weird work-around// //Weird work-around//
  
 {{:3d_modeling:sketch_curves_-_error_overview_web.jpg?600|}}\\ {{:3d_modeling:sketch_curves_-_error_overview_web.jpg?600|}}\\
-The problem edges show up in red.+The problem edges show up in red when the warning is selected.
  
 {{:3d_modeling:sketch_curves_-_problem_curve_web.jpg?600|}}\\ {{:3d_modeling:sketch_curves_-_problem_curve_web.jpg?600|}}\\
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 {{:3d_modeling:sketch_curves_-_display_control_frame_web.jpg?600|}}\\ {{:3d_modeling:sketch_curves_-_display_control_frame_web.jpg?600|}}\\
-Right-click on the edge, and select ''display control frame''+Right-click on the edge, and select ''Display control frame''
  
 {{:3d_modeling:sketch_curves_-_control_point_selected_web.jpg?600|}}\\ {{:3d_modeling:sketch_curves_-_control_point_selected_web.jpg?600|}}\\
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