Part 2 - Toolpathing a Go/No Go Gauge with Fusion 360 @MechanicalAdvantage
Part 2 - Toolpathing a Go/No Go Gauge with Fusion 360 @MechanicalAdvantage
Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In the previous video I showed the process of creating a dual station vise with soft jaws and joint origins. As well as how I drew and positioned the component in the vise.
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In part two, I create the soft jaw cutouts and add the toolpaths to CAM the softjaws and the component.
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Part 2 - Toolpathing a Go/No Go Gauge with Fusion 360

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