CAM multi-axis
Learn to set up, program, and validate multi-axis toolpaths in Fusion for vertical CNC mills.
Module overview
Learn how to use multi-axis positioning, 4-axis rotary, and simultaneous multi-axis toolpaths. You’ll explore 3-axis toolpaths with multi-axis options, rotary unwrap for 2.5-axis toolpaths, and working with simultaneous multi-axis motion.
After completing this module, you’ll be able to:
- Create toolpaths for multi-axis position.
- Create toolpaths for multi-axis motion.
- Validate toolpaths with simulation.
- Create documentation and NC code.
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