Arranging Multiple Sheet Metal Flat Patterns in Autodesk Fusion 360

[@HarpellAutoFab]

Wow!! Thanks a lot. This is going to help a ton speeding up processes!!

[@austinwells2202]

would have loved to see how you compiled the components to the assembly.

[@isaiahw6550]

Extremely helpful. Just what I needed, thanks for the great straightforward video!

[@schack]

This video just solved something that's frustrated me for sometime now, thanks :-)

[@danwelder]

I thank you for this great info. I tried it successfully, with one minor problem. I plasma cut a flat pattern with writing, and your method placed it face down, which caused all the dross to be on the exposed printed side. I haven’t been able to figure out how flip it over. Any suggestions?

[@martinmarriott3607]

In Arrange/Objects/Component there is an icon to the right of each Component which will flip the part.

[@brandonbreault6243]

This has helped me so much! Thank you! Is there a way to export the DXF from this arranged point?

[@thomasandkimcowieson8340]

Thank you. Appreciated

[@swamihuman9395]

Great stuff. Very helpful. Thx.

[@dariorseventyeight]

Awesome! Thanks!

[@MarcPilon]

Excellent! Thanks ; solved my problem. :)

[@stephenoppl1259]

Does Arrange support multiple sheets? I would prefer to populate all sheets at one time for the best selection and spacing.

[@jrhackney]

No, the command does not support multiple independent sheets