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Autodesk Fusion | Generate G2 and G3 Arc Moves for Curved Geometry for Autodesk Fusion FFF 3D Printing @adskFusion | Uploaded 9 months ago | Updated 9 minutes ago
Welcome to this video on using G2 and G3 arc moves in the Fusion FFF slicer. This is important because G2 and G3 moves allow for curved model geometry to be printed as a continuous arc, instead of multiple straight line segments. What are the benefits of using G2 and G3 arc moves? Smaller G-Code files, less jittery movement, and overall improved surface quality.

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