Dust Deputy CNC Machined Vacuum Cart - Made in Fusion 360

[@ArmordilloEDC]

How did you go about nesting the bodies within you stock?

[@pdxcnc]

We typically export in STEP and use Rhinonest. There is a native Fusion add-in called Mapboards. It’s very minimal but works sometimes.

[@MoreHace]

Hey man, love what you are doing here. I'm trying to learn how to use a wood router CNC in the best professional way possible and I couldn't find any good sources yet. I moved to Australia to study everything that has to do with high tech woodworking, but these guys just keep cutting squares kitchens all day long, no one wants to do my projects! keep it up bro!

[@pdxcnc]

+Moré Hace thanks 🙇‍♂️. Ha, square parts are good but definitely not the full use of a CNC router.

[@davidskaw]

Can you cut one of these for me? I’m here in Portland. Very cool!

[@pdxcnc]

Definitely. Send us a message on our website: portlandcnc.com/hire

[@rlockwood2]

for fucks sake, there's a dogbone plugin? best channel ever.

[@pdxcnc]

Ha. Just found this "Held for Review"

[@conankilcoyne]

Hi Justin, best of luck with the channel. A few inlayed neodymium rare earth magnets might solve your cyclone fixing issue?

[@pdxcnc]

Nice idea, thanks!

[@kizuna101]

I just got into Fusion 360 (and CNC in general), and it seems like the personal/hobby version of Fusion 360 doesn't give you nesting abilities. :(

[@pdxcnc]

That’s true. You can use MapBoards which is a Fusion plugin. Google it.

[@ecocharged5338]

Why did you mount the 5g bucket so high?

[@pdxcnc]

We mostly use a vacuum like this with our CNC or at table-height level. The vacuum port needed to be at or slightly above that for easy use.