Fusion 360 - CAM Pattern Hack You Should Know - Ask LarsLive

CAM Pattern Hack You Should Know is a snippet of Sunday's Ask LarsLive. You Can watch the full episode here:
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[@MuthuKumar-qi2um]

Thanks Can you pl do a video on component cam patterns I haven't come across any video on that topic. Also how to custom arrange component copies on a stock etc

[@GoForTheJugular1]

Thanks Lars, great video. Is there a way to choose a more efficient pattern for operations. I noticed a lot of travel from the end of one row to the next. Should have moved directly to next row and not have traveled so far to the very beginning.

[@fastlaneinnovations9344]

Are the pattern dimensions/number of instances a parameter or have dimension numbers so you don't have to remember to change your cam pattern whenever you change your model pattern? Could you use a parameter for those values instead of typing it in? Otherwise, I personally would often forget to change the CAM to match the model or vice-versa.

[@gordmills1983]

Great video , with vey useful info. I love the enthusiasm.

[@markusgarrido8363]

Mil gracias

[@pinky8yu]

Thank You on Your Videos.

[@loganbrantley7216]

Does this work for separate parts meaning if I duplicate 5 of the same parts can I utilize this operation? Or only the same feature within the same part?

[@codeout6512]

Thank you! You probably saved me from a couple extra days of frustration :)

[@quiglag]

Great info. I had no idea about using patterns in cam.

[@YeOldeSpellbooke]

Hi Lars, just want to say a big thank you for what you do here! Your video on constraints have helped so much, working with Fusion 360 is more of an dance than a struggle now. If i just could find the video where you explain "Join when extruding", as it sometimes makes one body, and sometimes separate bodies 🤔😊. Keep up the great work! Best regards from Sweden.

[@dudemcgee256]

There is a drop down box at the bottom of the extrude menu. It has several options that will change way the extrude will work. You can join, cut, create a new body, or intersect. I would suggest playing with each of those. That will be the best way to understand what each option does.

[@ajosepi1976]

This is fantastic!

[@makosharkcnc7730]

Super Tip !!!!

[@MuthuKumar-qi2um]

Thank you Lars for a clear explaination

[@cadcamstuff]

You are so very welcome