Fusion 360 to the CrossFire XR - How to make 2D parts

In this video I show some very basic techniques to help you learn how to design parts in Fusion 360 and have them ready to cut out on the CrossFire XR or Pro. I have many videos like this in my Langmuir Systems playlist. I hope you will find them helpful if are just getting started.
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[@carlosduarte2222]

Instead of manually calculating 5/8, you can input “5/8” and fusion360 will do the math for you. It can add and subtract too. Great video 👍🏽

[@rafaelbautista9272]

Thank you for the video, the G-code file works very well, I really appreciate it 👍

[@TrevorVera]

I find your tutorials pretty useful. I too bought the langmuir pro because of your videos. so much possibilities

[@ntdracing]

Thanks

[@dillogroup]

Super useful. Thank you!

[@bobcote1375]

Nice!! I’m just getting into Fusion 360. These videos help 👍

[@Group-Five-Industries]

I needed this thanks!!!! Complicated tool paths are killing me...

[@bogdankril]

Hey Dave, thank you for another awesome video. Keep them coming, I always learn something new from your videos!!! Question, you always select FRONT when catching.... I thought that the system cuts from the Top Down, this actually gave me some troubles in the beginning when I started watching your videos, once I started scratching from top I was able to generate G code with no problems. Thank you

[@Nolen1977]

I’m having a problem when I get to the geometry section my box isn’t the same as yours and it won’t let me select the body of the part for the cut path. I can manually select on each one but when I run the simulation it only cuts the outside of the part. I’m using the free version.

[@ntdracing]

Trying to understand your problem...my first stab be to make you have your part oriented on the X and Y axis. if you do not, i will not let you select the plane you want to cut.

[@ntdracing]

If that is the issue, you can reorient your body to the correct plane using the align function. usually with hot key a.