Autodesk Fusion 360 | In-Process Probing with Haas Automation

[@PM.al.whatmough]

Since I couldn't chat and present at the same time I'll do my best to respond to comments.

[@FrancoCNC]

I'm ready to take it to the next level! Tomorrow, I'll be loading inspection data from our Matsuura mills into F360.

[@TommiHonkonen]

fo shoo i can see fan type tool coming to fusion because the fusion guys are cool like that

[@PM.al.whatmough]

Truthfully, the Facemill and a face milling toolpath work just fine. I suggest making a template for blowing parts off.

[@1janik]

This was really helpful, thank you! Do you have any videos or in general more information on those Bluetooth calipers? Which exactly were the ones you used?

[@PM.al.whatmough]

Here is another video on manual measure - kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z6bLdoeJh5J0grs&ab_channel=AutodeskFusion360

[@1janik]

@@PM.al.whatmough Thanks, I had a look through the video, unfortunately they don’t use / talk about bluetooth calipers. But I’ll have a look around on KZbin, I’ll probably find something. Happy Machining!

[@PM.al.whatmough]

@@1janik I'll chat with Richard about making a dedicated video for this.

[@1janik]

@@PM.al.whatmough if that’s possible that would be amazing! But no worries if not.

[@richardstubley9651]

@@1janik I'll see if I can make a video looking at the different hardware. If you in the market for some Bluetooth calipers all you need to make sure is they work like a keyboard and don't need any specific software to take the input.

[@jasonhickle6295]

when you flipped the part and did the probe operation it only probed x,y ? why did it not probe Z how did it know the Z height