Best CAM Programming Tips for Rapid Prototyping 5-Axis Parts | AutoDesk University 2019

[@TimeWasted8675309]

The part placeholder idea is a great tip; so simple

[@leonhill8447]

That long board truck looks like a good candidate for powder bed AM with some finishing machining on the mating surfaces.

[@rlockwood2]

Fantastic recap. I approve this message and insist that you co-speak in any/or all of my future classes.

[@philbutterworth3484]

All of our classes should just be a 2 minute demonstration and then 58 minutes of JS recapping what we just did.

[@RavenRockMachine]

Free classes link does not work.

[@Jeff-yy5fe]

John....thank you!!!! Another excellent video that is super interesting and informative!!! Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@kamachine8663]

Does anyone know if this is still possible using the derive function? It appears derive does not let you "nest" into a component.

[@RavenRockMachine]

The placeholder, does that apply to 3 axis milling? Want to say you may have done a video on it before?

[@TommiHonkonen]

8:00 mastercam mentioned, see you at the market!

[@frankr608]

have you used 1186mfg tool holder idea in place of the star globe ?

[@leonhill8447]

Does Autodesk University cover Powermill at all?

[@Davemcmasters]

I have never touched a cad/cam software yet. Where do I begin to try and learn this without having to dish out loads of cash for school?

[@Communityflasher]

Fusion 360 ist free for everybody i think. And there is an integrated learning path aka tutorial.

[@INTEL965GAMES]

SOLIDWORKS IS SIMPLY..........EVERY SOFTWARE I THINK U JUST HAVE TO FOUND TIME TO PLAY WITH THE SOFTWARE

[@riu.jeff90]

what is the best CAM Programming for 5 axis for FREE? :(

[@atumsphinx5662]

Why dont you mention your teachers..!!! Wes.....

[@edvardhuseby946]

Who else misread the title?

[@TAH1712]

'no human involved at all'...not really a good thing if you have to earn a living.