The design is available in formats for working with material in the following thicknesses:Įach including the following File Formats:Īlong with the files is a set of PDF Instructions and notes. Sales are non-refundable and non-returnable.Downloaded orders are non-refundable and non-returnable.No commercial use of these files in permitted. No purchasing these files to make and sell a finished product. These files are not to be shared or distributed via any physical or digital methods.Fusion 360 is a cloud-connected CAD/CAM application made by Autodesk.

It’s supported on Mac OS X and Windows and is free for students, hobbyists, enthusiasts, and startups. It’s both a powerful design app for 3D objects and a CAM app that can create 3D toolpaths for the Bantam Tools Desktop PCB Milling Machine. We’ve partnered with Autodesk to ensure a seamless experience when using Fusion 360 and the Bantam Tools Desktop PCB Milling Machine together. An Othermill CAM post-processor is included by default with Fusion 360, and a tool library is available for download from our website. This guide covers the basics of Fusion 360, with a particular focus on CAM.

You’ll need some experience designing with 3D CAD tools, or you’ll need to go through the basic Fusion 360 tutorials. You’ll also need some experience with feeds and speeds as well as knowledge of other CAM terminology like stepover, stepdown, etc. You can download Fusion 360 from their website. If you’re new to Fusion 360 or 3D CAD in general, you may want to start with their video training materials. When Fusion 360 opens, you’ll be asked to sign in or create an Autodesk account. Once signed in, Fusion 360 will open a new, blank document. To manage your projects and data, click the “Show Data Panel” button at the top left of the Fusion 360 window.

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