Fusion 360 - Use Parametric Vise with Part Tutorial - Metal CAM #2 (2023)

In this tutorial you will learn how to insert a part into a parametric vines, discusses many benefits of why to use a fixture with your setup, and check for any collisions. We are happy you’ve joined us on the Learn It Channel. Welcome to Metal CAM #2 - Use a Parametric Vise with your part.
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You will learn the following techniques in this tutorial:
- Insert a vise into your design workspace.
- Break links so that you can use the parameters
- Joint your part and vice together
- Add a fixture to your setup information
- Check for collisions and adjust your setup easily if needed
00:00 - Start
00:41 - Intro
01:40 - Enter the Design Workspace
03:20 - Mate our stock to our part
07:08 - Create our second setup
11:57 - Remember them datums!
12:31 - Enter Manufacture Workspace
15:29 - Fix any collisions
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[@JF_Projects]

WOW, great video, especially for me, I'm still learning handeling my DIY CNC machine, this is a great help for me, thank you for the effort to make this type of video's. I really like the manufacturing with F360 video's...

[@learnitalready]

Thank you for your comment! You will learn how to efficiently run your DIY CNC machine and when you do, please share how fulfilling it is. When I learnt (am still learning) how to run a CNC confidently and efficiently, it was very fulfilling. We are happy to share along in your journey :)

[@tomjohansen7160]

Awsome tutorial. I`m going to try it out on my Haas TM1P and Kurt 5`` vise next week.😁

[@learnitalready]

Thank you for the encouragement and comment. Let us know how things turn out for you next week!

[@kylematheson3456]

These two videos just changed everything for me. I have been being lazy about fixturing in Fusion, but this is the next level I needed.

[@learnitalready]

Awesome! Thanks for letting us know. Hope you find more benefits from our other tutorials too. All the best!

[@mikeblackwood5444]

Keep it up !!!! I have learned more in the past month watching your videos than i have in 2 years using fusion! Your teaching style is perfect! Thank you!

[@learnitalready]

Well, that’s a nice message to receive! Glad you enjoy our teaching style. Keep up the great work with your learning too. Stay tuned for more tutorials.

[@tdg911]

I've been using this setup for about a year and I can say that I feel extremely confident when I go out to the machine to run my program because I have the identical setup in Fusion 360 as my machine has. I learned about this type of setup a while back but I was always a little confused on the second setup simulating the vise. So I finally inserted a second vise for the bottom setup. Thanks for taking the time for producing some really informative tutorials. Much love and gratitude.

[@learnitalready]

Thank you for the comment and support! Same with me. When I started using vises and even machine tables in my setups, it was a game-changer for me. I also started implementing a standardized WCS. To this day, the new machinist with very little experience has been able to change jaws for several different jobs without any crashes for a few years now. Pretty amazing what can be done with a little knowledge and some awesome software. Thanks again for sticking with us and your encouragement! All the best!

[@wendyfiebig5451]

Love your tutorials! Picked up some great tips!

[@learnitalready]

So glad!