CNC Plywood Chair - Fusion 360 Tutorial

Use Fusion 360 to model this flatpack plywood chair. The model is parametric with adjustable parameters and used T-Bone fillets so it can be cut out on a CNC router such as a shopbot. The video shows how to lay all of the pieces flat in preparation for creating CNC toolpaths.
Fusion 360 is a great tool for creating a 3D model with user parameters and then laying the pieces of the model flat to create tool paths for CNC routers. By using a variable for the thickness of the material you are using you can then change that thickness in Fusion 360 to automatically update the contours of your tool paths for different materials.
0:00 set up user parameters
0:36 Make seat
1:10 Sketch first chair leg
7:08 Extrude the leg of chair
7:34 Mirror leg component
7:50 Make Back Rest of chair
9:10 Draw rear leg support of chair
12:00 Draw front leg support brace
12:20 Make a center brace
14:45 Subtract out tabs from each component
16:20 Add Dogbone Fillets to inside corners
29:30 Lay parts flat for cutting on CNC

[@wolframherzog636]

Another excellent tutorial !

[@WhatMakeArt]

Thanks 👍

[@franmo662]

thanks a lot, I learn so much with your One shot Video ! great I have a lot of work but nice challenge! If I can asking you something, It will be go on to Gcode (I do not allready have a CNC but I have one in command, and it is like also for me practice this operation will be great (egal witch model) just clic challenge ! your are the most serously CNC YT that I follow, take care

[@WhatMakeArt]

There will be videos showing how to make the tool paths in the manufacturer workspace and then export the g code coming soon

[@franmo662]

Great!

[@WhatMakeArt]

Here is a link to a video showing how to make tool paths in Fusion 360 with flat pack plywood furniture on the shopbot kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXiQYZxud6t4fNU