Too Tall Toby Thursday: How I’d REALLY Model Those CAD vs CAD Parts JIT CAD CAM 2026-01-30 | They say those who can’t do, host. Well, "they" haven't met Fusion Phil. 😤After hosting the latest Too Tall Toby CAD vs CAD Tournament and giving the competitors a "healthy" amount of grief for their modeling choices, it’s time for me to put my money where my mouth is. Welcome to Too Tall Toby Thursday, where I’m taking the hardest parts from the competition and showing you the "Phil-approved" workflow in Autodesk Fusion.No more hosting—just pure, high-speed modeling. We’re breaking down the logic, the shortcuts, and the strategies that keep the timeline clean and the speed high.🏆 What’s on the Menu Today?"It's easy to call out a mistake when you're behind the mic. It's a lot harder when the timer is ticking. Today, we see if I can handle the pressure."In this video, we’re focusing on:Strategic Sketching: How to capture the most intent with the fewest constraints.Feature Prioritization: What to build first to ensure the model doesn't break when things get fast.The "Phil" Workflow: My personal shortcuts and hotkeys for high-pressure CAD modeling.Do you think I lived up to the hype, or should I stick to hosting? Drop a comment and let me know which part I should tackle next Thursday!Check out Toby’s Channel:@TooTallToby Download Toby’s Practice Partstootalltoby.com#TooTallToby #CADvsCAD #AutodeskFusion #SpeedModeling #FusionPhil #3DModeling #MechanicalDesignHFO Trident SE Free Fusion Bootcampjitcadcam.com/haas-trident-southeast-trainingBuy Phil a Beer 🍺: jitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011🚀 Get More From Fusion:If you find these lives helpful, don't forget to LIKE this video and SUBSCRIBE to the channel. Hit the notification bell 🔔 so you never miss a Turning Tuesday!#AutodeskFusion #TurningTuesday #CNCLathe #CAM #FusionPhil #Machining #Manufacturing #TurningFace #TurningProfile #CNCTipsHFO Trident SE Free Fusion Bootcampjitcadcam.com/haas-trident-southeast-trainingWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Websitewww.jitcadcam.com/support-portalDiscord Serverdiscord.gg/qk2BMmPyK6LinkTreelinktr.ee/jitcadcam#Fusion360 #TurningTuesday #CNCMachining #Manufacturing #CAM #CNCLathe #RoughingToolpath #AutodeskFusion
Free Support Friday Highligh: How to Model and Machine a Highbee Thread Profile in Autodesk Fusion JIT CAD CAM 2026-09-19 | Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal
Free Support Friday Highlight: Forcing Polar Machining Mode in Autodesk Fusion JIT CAD CAM 2026-09-19 | Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal
Free Support Friday EP70: Polar Milling Deep Dive, Higbee Threads, & Live CAM Fixes JIT CAD CAM 2026-09-18 | Welcome back to Free Support Friday (EP70) with Fusion Phil at JIT CAD CAM! In this session, we break down the newest Autodesk Fusion updates—focusing on the game-changing polar milling feature and on-screen PMI data callouts. Phil also dives into live viewer questions and support tickets, covering everything from Higbee thread modeling to 4th-axis engraving and custom setup sheets.What we cover in this episode:• PMI Data: How to add threaded hole callouts and 3D annotations without 2D drawings.• Polar Milling: Forcing C-axis rotary movement to solve machine travel limit issues.• Higbee Threads: Step-by-step modeling and thread milling strategies.• Cloud Post-Processors: Properly linking posts to machines in the Cloud Machine Library.• 4th-Axis OD Engraving: Setting up wrap and project toolpaths around cylindrical stock.• 5-Axis Tabbing: Strategies for chatter-free tabs and chamfer breakouts.• Feed Rates & Kinematics: Understanding G12.1/G112 and G93 inverse time vs. degrees per minute.• Custom Setup Sheets: Generating HTML and Excel setup sheet templates using post-processors.Have questions or need custom post-processors, machine simulations, or Fusion training? Drop a comment below or contact JIT CAD CAM!Don't forget to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and turn on NOTIFICATIONS so you never miss a live session!🔗 Helpful Links & Support:• Need custom post-processors or 5-axis training? Visit: jitcadcam.com• Submit a Support Ticket: info@jitcadcam.com• Move your Autodesk subscriptions over to JIT CAD CAM to support free weekly training!#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #CAM #CNC #MachineSimulation #PostProcessor #FreeSupportFriday #JITCADCAM #manufacturing [00:00] – Stream Intro & Overview[01:16] – Fusion "What's New" Overview[03:11] – How to Create PMI Data & 3D Thread Notes[06:02] – Manufacturing Updates & Part Alignment[07:03] – New Polar Milling Setup & Simulation[10:53] – Q&A: Interpolation Turning on a 5-Axis Mill[12:28] – Controlling Polar Milling Align Angles & Travel Limits[19:47] – How to Model a Higbee (Blunt Start) Thread[26:29] – Higbee Thread Milling Toolpath Setup[32:11] – Linking Cloud Post-Processors to Machines in the Library[36:39] – 4th-Axis OD Text Engraving (Wrap vs. Project)[44:23] – 5-Axis Part Tabbing Strategies to Avoid Chatter[54:26] – Troubleshooting Parallel Ball Mill Stops & Undercut Toolpaths[01:04:14] – Polar Feed Rates & Machine Kinematics (G93 vs. Deg/Min)[01:07:22] – Autodesk Fusion Insider Program & Preview Features[01:10:38] – Customizing Setup Sheets (HTML & Excel Templates)[01:14:53] – CMM Programs in Fusion & Wrap-Up
Form Tools: Step-by-Step Creation & Toolpath Limitations Explained JIT CAD CAM 2026-09-06 | Need to model a specialty dovetail, corner rounder, or custom profile cutter in Autodesk Fusion? In this tutorial, we take you through the complete end-to-end workflow for creating a custom Form Mill Tool. We start in the Design workspace by creating a revolve sketch using Project Spun Profile, bring it into the Manufacture workspace using the Form Tool creator, set up critical geometry points, and break down exactly which toolpaths support Form Tools—and which ones will throw an error.Key Takeaways:✅ Why "Project Spun Profile" is the most accurate way to capture complex fluted or insert geometry.✅ How to configure the half-profile sketch with proper cutting vs. non-cutting segments.✅ Setting tool compensation points so your CAM post-processor and machine control output the right code.✅ Clear rules on what toolpaths natively support Form Tools and how to avoid calculation warnings.💬 What custom cutters do you run most in your shop? Drop a comment below if you run into any tricky geometry issues!🔔 Don't forget to Like and Subscribe for more weekly CAM programming tricks, CNC machining tutorials, and Fusion workflow optimizations.#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #CNCMachining #CAM #FormTool #CustomTools #CNCProgramming #ManufacturingWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal
Angular Probing in Autodesk Fusion: WCS Setup & Feature Inspection Made Easy JIT CAD CAM 2026-09-06 | Dialing in angled stock or inspecting tapered walls directly on the CNC doesn't have to be a headache. In this tutorial, we cover how to set up both Probe WCS and Probe Geometry cycles at an angle inside Autodesk Fusion.Whether you are aligning your work coordinate system to a rotated part using 4th/5th-axis setups or verifying critical angled features mid-process with surface inspection cycles, this guide walks through the exact geometry selections, tolerance parameters, and post-processor requirements you need for clean, crash-free probing.Key Takeaways:✅ How to use Tool Orientation to align your touch trigger probe with angled features.✅ Setting up Probe WCS to rotate work offsets (G54 / G68 / coordinate rotation).✅ Using Probe Geometry to inspect tolerances and automatically update wear offsets or halt execution.✅ Proper simulation checks to avoid stylus shanks colliding with adjacent fixtures or stock.💬 Have questions about macro variables, machine controller compatibility, or your specific post-processor? Drop a comment below!🔔 Don't forget to Like and Subscribe for more CAM programming, CNC machining tutorials, and Fusion workflow optimizations.#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #CNCMachining #CAM #Probing #Renishaw #WCS #MachiningWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal
Fusion 3D Toolpath Overhaul: Model Selector vs. New Surface Manager Explained JIT CAD CAM 2026-09-05 | Here is an updated description complete with accurate timestamps based on the video:Proposed Video DescriptionAutodesk Fusion is changing how you override geometry in CAM! If you're used to checking the "Model" box to override geometry or patch holes to prevent tool plunge, that workflow is moving into the Surface Manager (formerly the Avoid/Touch Surface area).In this video, we break down what this update means for your 3D toolpaths, how the new selection workflow operates, and how to use surface patches inside the Surface Manager to keep your tools right where they belong.What You'll Learn:Why the traditional Model Override checkbox is being phased outWhere geometry selection and model overrides are located nowHow to patch holes in the Design workspace to protect features during machiningHow to use the Surface Manager (formerly Avoid / Touch Surfaces) with a Scallop toolpath to stop tools from plungingTimestamps:[00:00] – Overview: The end of the Model Override checkbox & the move to Surface Manager[00:33] – Exploring the Geometry tab and the new Model Selection workflow[00:56] – Creating a quick surface patch in the Design workspace[01:28] – Diagnosing toolpath behavior (tool plunging into through-holes)[02:45] – Testing with a Scallop toolpath and small ball end mill[03:07] – Adding the patch into the Surface Manager / Surface Groups[03:41] – Autodesk Fusion 30% discount promo and free boot camp info💬 Have questions about how this affects your current setups or post-processors? Drop a comment below!🔔 Don't forget to Like and Subscribe for weekly Fusion tips, CNC machining tutorials, and CAM workflow optimizations!Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #CNCMachining #CAM #SurfaceManager #Manufacturing #Toolpaths #Machining
How to Probe WCS at an Angle in Autodesk Fusion + Surface Manager Updates (EP70) JIT CAD CAM 2026-09-04 | Welcome to another episode of Free Support Friday! In this session, we tackle how to handle angled WCS probing when your CNC controller doesn't natively support dynamic work offsets at compound angles. We also break down the recent updates to Fusion's Surface Manager and how surface groups/patches replace the old Model avoidance workflows to keep your toolpaths clean.Got questions, part issues, or topics you want covered on the next stream? Drop them in the comments or reach out to the JIT CAD CAM team!Video Timestamps[00:00] – Stream Kickoff & Community Announcements[00:48] – Autodesk Fusion Promotions & Licensing Updates[01:58] – Angled WCS Probing Overview (Haas & Fanuc Controllers)[02:24] – Modeling the Sample Part for Multi-Angle Probing[03:51] – Setup Creation & Configuring Work Offsets for Angled Setups[05:04] – Setting Up WCS Probing Cycles in Fusion[06:03] – Breaking Down Machine Controller Work Coordinate Offsets (Spreadsheet Breakdown)[27:59] – Autodesk Fusion Surface Manager & Avoidance Surface Updates[29:00] – Scallop Toolpath Simulation with Patch Surfaces[30:05] – Live Q&A and Community Wrap-UpWebsiteWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal#WCSProbing #CNCProbing #HaasCNC #FanucCNC #MultiAxisMachining #5AxisMachining #4AxisMachining #WorkCoordinateSystem #CAMProgramming #MachinistLife #InstaMachinist #SurfaceManager #ScallopToolpath #JITCADCAM #FusionPhil #FreeSupportFriday
Workflow Wednesday: Less Setups with More Axes | 3+1 & 3+2 Positional Multi-Axis Machining in Fusion JIT CAD CAM 2026-09-03 | Stop wasting time flipping parts and building dedicated fixtures! In this Workflow Wednesday masterclass, Phil breaks down how to leverage 3+1 (mill-turn) and 3+2 (positional 5-axis) machining in Autodesk Fusion to cut entire components in fewer setups. Learn how to dial in Tool Orientation, configure coordinate vectors, pattern multi-axis features, and ensure your post-processor outputs clean tilted plane cycles (such as G68.2 / Cycle 800 / DWO).📌 What You’ll Learn in This Stream:• How and when to use Tool Orientation inside 2D and 3D toolpaths• 3+1 Mill-Turn programming: Machining radial spanner wrench slots & circular patterning• 3+2 Positional Milling: Setting vector tilts (A/B/C axes) with dynamic work offsets• The role of Autodesk Fusion's UCS vs. traditional Joint Origins• Avoiding orientation chain selection traps and orientation-mismatch warnings• Verifying tool vector rotations in Simulation before posting G-code• Post-processor considerations for G68.2 / Cycle 800 tilted work plane compensationWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction & Positional Multi-Axis Overview01:00 - 3+1 Mill-Turn: Radial Slot Machining & Tool Orientation Setup02:30 - Geometry Selection Rule: Orienting Vectors Before Picking Chains03:15 - Finishing vs. Roughing Strategy & Extension Tips04:00 - Circular Patterning Across Multi-Axis Index Positions04:25 - 3+2 Milling: 5-Axis Positional 2D Adaptive Clearing05:10 - Dynamic Work Offsets (DWO), Cycle 800 & Axis Tilt Configs (AC vs. BC)06:15 - Complex Mill-Turn Parts & Multi-Axis Toolpath Templates15:20 - Troubleshooting Tool Orientation Warnings & Setup Shifts16:10 - Multi-Axis Simulation & Real-Time Tool Vector Verification16:40 - Post-Processing Tips: Custom Posts, G68.2 Tilted Planes & UCS Shifts17:45 - Wrap-Up, Support Resources & Upcoming Announcements#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360CAM #CNC #MultiAxis #5AxisMachining #MillTurn #ToolOrientation #Gcode #JITCADCAM
Milling Monday: Perfect Fillet Finishes With Autodesk Fusion 3D Blend Toolpath JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-31 | Struggling to get flawless surface finishes on complex fillets and corner transitions? In this Milling Monday stream, Phil ("Fusion Phil") dives deep into Autodesk Fusion’s 3D Blend toolpath and explains why it often beats traditional Flow and Pencil operations.Learn how to master drive curves ("railroad tracks"), control stepover methods (tip vs. surface), select open chains using quick keyboard shortcuts, and dial in per-surface stock allowances for the ultimate fillet finish.📌 What You’ll Learn:• Blend vs. Flow & Pencil: Why Blend produces more consistent surface finishes• The "Railroad Track" concept: Setting up inner and outer drive curves correctly• Stepover modes: On-Surface vs. Tool-Tip calculations and their visual differences• Fusion Selection Pro Tips: Holding 'Alt' to isolate open chains and extend loops• Flipping toolpath cutting direction by swapping guide curves• Applying radial and axial stock-to-leave directly inside Drive Surface groups• Live CAM Q&A and upcoming multi-axis workflow previews⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 - Introduction & Why 3D Blend Beats Pencil and Flow01:35 - Fusion CAM Rules: Left-to-Right & "Get Blue Lines" First02:25 - Setting Drive Curves: The "Railroad Track" Method03:20 - Passes Tab: Stepover on Surface vs. Tool Tip Explained04:45 - Troubleshooting Selection Warnings (Curve Not on Edge)05:10 - Chain Selection Pro Tip: Holding Alt to Pick Single Segments05:45 - Swapping Drive Rails to Change Toolpath Direction22:05 - Granular Control: Radial & Axial Stock to Leave in Drive Groups23:10 - Multi-Surface Complex Blending: Large Rail Transitions24:00 - Live Q&A, Autodesk Subscription Transfers & Training Services25:00 - Closing Remarks & What’s Next on Workflow Wednesday🔗 Connect with JIT CAD CAM:• Custom Post-Processors & CAM Support: jitcadcam.com• Email inquiries: info@jitcadcam.com• Join us every Friday for Free Support Friday!#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #CAM #CNC #Milling #Machining #SurfaceFinish #3DBlend #CADCAM
Free Support Friday Highlight: How to Deburr Intersecting Holes in Autodesk Fusion (Internal Bores) JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-30 | Struggling to deburr internal cross-holes, intersecting bores, and complex inner edges in Autodesk Fusion? In this Free Support Friday highlight, we break down how to use the 3D Deburr toolpath (Autodesk Fusion Manufacturing Extension) to cleanly break internal hole edges using lollipop cutters and ball endmills on both Mill-Turn and multi-axis setups.📌 What You'll Learn:• Quick sketching tips: Centerlines for automated diameter dimensions & revolves• Using Section Analysis to inspect and pick internal bore geometry• Setting up the 3D Deburr strategy with a lollipop cutter• Adjusting edge width, chamfer sizing, and multi-pass edge blending• Managing shaft, shoulder, and tool holder clearances to prevent gouging• Comparing Mill-Turn live tooling orientations vs. 4th/5th Axis setups• Troubleshooting chamfer mill flute errors vs. using ball endmillsWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal⏱️ Timestamps:[00:00:00] - Quick Part Modeling: Centerline Diameters & Revolve Tips[00:01:14] - Adding Cross-Holes & Sketch Setup[00:02:16] - CAM Setup: Roughing, Boring & Section Analysis Pro Tip[00:04:03] - 3D Deburr Setup: Using a Lollipop Cutter on Internal Bores[00:05:46] - Simulating Internal Hole Deburring & Gouge Checking[00:06:56] - Alternative Tool Orientations for Live Tooling[00:07:44] - Tool Definition & Stick-Out / Shoulder Adjustments[00:09:24] - Adjusting Chamfer Size, Edge Width & Multi-Pass Radii[00:10:37] - Dialing In Shaft & Holder Clearances[00:11:05] - Multi-Axis / 4th-Axis Setup & Chamfer Mill Troubleshooting[00:15:26] - Why Ball Endmills & Lollipop Cutters Win for 3D Deburring#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #Machining #CNCMachining #CAM #Deburr #MillTurn #Manufacturing
Free Support Friday: You’re Using Autodesk Fusion Tool Orientation Wrong… Quick Sneak Peek! JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-30 | Are you struggling with unwanted Tool Orientation overrides when working with jigs, fixtures, and multi-part setups in Autodesk Fusion? In this Free Support Friday highlight, we look at why Fusion automatically applies tool orientation when moving operations across setups, how to quickly fix it in bulk, and a better way to manage orientations using User Coordinate Systems (UCS).📌 What You'll Learn:• How WCS adjustments in fixture/tombstone setups affect toolpath orientation• How to break setup links and bulk-disable Tool Orientation using Compare & Edit• A sneak peek at using Design-space User Coordinate Systems (UCS) for CAM• Linking coordinate orientations across multiple operations for faster multi-axis programmingWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal⏱️ Timestamps:[00:00:00] - Introduction: The Tool Orientation / Linked Setup Problem[00:00:46] - How Setup WCS Orientation Affects Toolpaths in Fixtures[00:02:05] - Bulk Updating Tool Orientation via Compare & Edit[00:03:05] - When to Keep vs. Disable Tool Orientation[00:03:58] - Sneak Peek: Using User Coordinate Systems (UCS) in CAM[00:04:46] - Linking Toolpath Coordinate Systems Across Operations[00:05:08] - Wrap-up & Workflow Wednesday Preview#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #CAM #CNCMachining #ToolOrientation #Manufacturing #MultiAxis
Free Support Friday Highlight How to Install Custom Machines & Post Processors in Autodesk Fusion JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-29 | Learn how to import and manage custom CNC machines and post-processors in Autodesk Fusion! In this tutorial, we walk through adding post-processors, enabling cloud libraries, saving machine simulation CAD files, and setting up machines directly inside your CAM workspace for streamlined toolpath generation.📌 What You'll Learn:• How to import custom post-processor (.cps) files into Fusion• Copying and managing posts from the Fusion Library• Enabling Cloud Libraries for seamless access across devices• Importing custom machine files and saving machine simulation CAD models• Linking post-processors directly to machine configurations• Using machine setups for automated kinematics and faster post-processingHelpful ResourcesAutodesk Post Library: cam.autodesk.com/hsmpostsAutodesk Machine Tool Library: cam.autodesk.com/machinesWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Get Supportjitcadcam.com/support-portal⏱️ Timestamps:[00:00:00] - Introduction[00:00:14] - How to Import a Post Processor (Manage Library)[00:01:13] - Copying Posts from the Fusion Library[00:01:47] - Enabling Cloud Libraries in Preferences (Pro Tip)[00:02:34] - Importing a Custom Machine & CAD Model Setup[00:04:19] - Re-referencing & Linking Post Processors to Machines[00:04:47] - Adding Machines from the Fusion Library & Machine Connector[00:05:43] - Advantages of Machine Setups & CAM Simulation Demo#Fusion360 #AutodeskFusion #CNC #CAM #PostProcessor #Machining #GCode #CNCManufacturing
Free Support Friday EP69: JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-29 | Welcome to Free Support Friday Episode 69! In this live stream, Phil ("Fusion Phil") tackles two of the most common CAM support questions we receive: how to properly import custom post-processors and how to configure machine simulation models inside Autodesk Fusion.Whether you just received a custom post from us or want your entire tool, post, and machine library backed up in the cloud across all your shop computers, this stream walks you through the exact setup steps.📌 What We Cover in This Episode:• Step-by-step: Importing external custom post-processors into your Post Library• Turning on Cloud Libraries in Preferences (Tooling, Posts & Machine Models)• Pro tips for Browser Display Properties in the Manufacture workspace• Importing 3D Machine Simulation models and organizing them in Project folders• Re-linking and pairing your custom post-processor to your machine definition• Addressing live viewer tickets: Tool orientation & UCS coordinate systems• JIT CAD CAM services: Custom post development with Bob Schultz & ongoing support⏱️ Timestamps:00:00 - Livestream Welcome & Free Support Friday Overview01:30 - How to Import a Custom Post-Processor into Autodesk Fusion02:40 - Copying & Managing Stock Posts from the Fusion Library03:15 - Enabling Cloud Libraries in Preferences (Posts, Tools & Machines)03:50 - Recommended Browser Display Settings for Better CAM Navigation04:05 - Importing Machine Simulation Models (.mch & CAD Assemblies)05:00 - Organizing Machine Sim Projects & Haas Folder Setup05:50 - Linking Your Custom Post Directly to Your Machine Definition49:30 - Troubleshooting Coordinate Systems & Tool Orientation (Ticket Q&A)50:45 - YouTube Community Shoutout & Creator Collaboration51:45 - Custom Post-Processor Capabilities (Bob Schultz) & JIT Support Tiers53:00 - Weekend Sign-Off & Upcoming Milling Monday / Workflow Wednesday Schedule🔗 Helpful Links & Support:• Need custom post-processors or 5-axis training? Visit: jitcadcam.com• Submit a Support Ticket: info@jitcadcam.com• Move your Autodesk subscriptions over to JIT CAD CAM to support free weekly training!#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #CAM #CNC #MachineSimulation #PostProcessor #FreeSupportFriday #JITCADCAM #Manufacturing
Milling Monday: Master the Steep & Shallow Toolpath in Autodesk Fusion! JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-24 | Master the Steep & Shallow toolpath in Autodesk Fusion to cut down programming time and achieve superior surface finishes on complex 3D parts! In this Milling Monday session, Fusion Phil walks through how Steep & Shallow combines steep wall contouring and shallow area surfacing into a single powerful finishing strategy. Learn how to dial in threshold angles, switch between Scallop and Parallel sub-strategies, eliminate unnecessary air cuts using "Exclude Flat Areas," and use spiral transitions to minimize retracts.📌 In this video, you'll learn:• How the Steep & Shallow strategy works and when to use it• How to access the Autodesk Fusion Machining Extension trial• Dialing in threshold angles and independent step-over / step-down values• Switching between Scallop and Parallel passes for shallow regions• Using "Exclude Flat Areas" to avoid redundant cuts• Enabling Spiral passes to eliminate linking moves and retracts• Real-world setup and boundary containment tips⏱️ Timestamps / Chapters:00:00 - Introduction & Machining Extension Trial01:37 - Steep & Shallow Basics: Step-Down vs. Step-Over04:09 - Geometry Tab & Excluding Flat Areas06:18 - Adjusting Step-Down, Step-Over & Scallop Settings07:34 - Controlling the Threshold Angle & Transition Zones08:25 - Shallow Strategy: Switching from Scallop to Parallel09:58 - Cutting Direction: One-Way vs. Both Ways (Zigzag)11:02 - Optimized Perpendicular Passes & Boundary Selection13:47 - Steep Only Mode & Machine Undercuts Overview15:04 - Spiral Passes: Eliminating Linking Retracts16:10 - Applying Steep & Shallow to Complex Contours18:01 - Parallel Angle Optimization & Shallow Only Mode19:01 - Q&A, Support the Channel & Wrap-Up💬 Drop a comment below if you have any questions or CAM topics you want covered next!👍 Don't forget to Like and Subscribe for weekly CAD/CAM tutorials.#AutodeskFusion #Fusion360 #CNCMachining #CAMProgramming #MillingMonday #CADCAMBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328#CNC #AutodeskFusion #Machining #3DRamp #ToolLife #Manufacturing #CADCAM
Free Support Friday Highlight: Autodesk Fusion 360 Insert Manufacturing Data and Advanced Setups JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-22 | Scaling up from a single prototype to multi-part production in Autodesk Fusion? In this Free Support Friday highlight, Fusion Phil breaks down how to efficiently use **Insert Manufacturing Data** alongside advanced fixture modeling to automate and scale your CAM setups.Learn how to structure multi-part pallets, incorporate Mitee-Bite clamps and clearance checks, pattern CAM operations across components, and utilize configured vise setups without breaking your continuous rest machining.🔧 What You'll Learn:• Structuring CAD components for pallets, fixtures, and stock• Using "Insert Manufacturing Data" to bring single-part toolpaths into multi-part setups• Solving CAM link and continuous rest machining conflicts• Component patterning vs. Operation patterning & tool ordering rules• Modeling Mitee-Bite hardware with negative pockets (Combine/Cut)• Setting clearance planes using Fixture Top references• Configurable vise setups using user parametersWebsitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal⏱️ TIMESTAMPS:00:00 - Introduction & The Multi-Part / Fixture Workflow01:03 - Programming the Base Part (Setup 1 & Setup 2)03:15 - Structuring Assembly Components for Fixtures & Pallets05:44 - Setting Up Pallet 1 (Joints, Patterns, & Timeline Management)07:25 - Designing Pallet 2 for the Second Setup11:15 - Using "Insert Manufacturing Data" to Bring Toolpaths In12:42 - Breaking Links & Fixing Rest Machining Dilemmas16:20 - Component Patterning in CAM (Automating Multiple Parts)17:30 - Toolpath Pattern Sorting: Preserve Order vs. Order by Operation vs. Order by Tool20:30 - Advanced Workflow: Modeling Parts with Stock & Mitee-Bite Clamps22:40 - Creating Reusable Mitee-Bite Pockets & Clearance Cutouts26:40 - Assembling Stock, Hardware & Part in a Dedicated MFG File33:28 - Setting CAM Clearance via "Fixture Top" Heights37:35 - Designing the Multi-Station Production Pallet (Combine & Feature Patterns)44:35 - Inserting Manufacturing Data on Multi-Fixture Assemblies48:00 - Simulation & Pattern Order Breakdown49:30 - Using Configured Vises, Soft Jaws & User Parameters54:50 - Programming Dual Vise Setups (OP1 Hard Jaws to OP2 Soft Jaws)57:15 - Final Wrap-up & Stream Outro#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Free Support Friday EP68: Autodesk Fusion Scaling Up with Fixture Design & Insert Manufacturing Data JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-22 | In this episode of Free Support Friday (EP68), Fusion Phil breaks down how to scale from a single prototype part to full-blown production workholding in Autodesk Fusion. Learn how to model custom fixtures, integrate Mitee-Bite clamps and soft jaws, leverage Insert Manufacturing Data to reuse your CAM setups, and utilize component patterns across pallets and tombstones. Plus, we cover viewer Q&A on spot drill chamfers at varying Z depths and 4th-axis rotary centerline setup tricks.Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal⏱️ Timestamps[00:00] - Stream Intro & Welcome Back[01:34] - Overview: Insert Manufacturing Data & Scaling Up Production[02:42] - Modeling & Programming the Initial Part (Setup 1 & Setup 2)[05:40] - Building the Pallet Assembly & Organizing Component Hierarchy[08:45] - Top-Down Modeling: Jointing Parts & Cutting Pallet Pockets[10:10] - Structuring Multi-Part Pallet Setups & Raw Stock Models[13:58] - Using "Insert Manufacturing Data" to Pull CAM Setups[15:15] - Breaking Links, Redefining Origins & WCS Alignment[17:05] - Fixing Continuous Rest Machining & Body Selection Issues[19:03] - Scaling Toolpaths Across Fixtures Using Component Patterns[23:14] - Advanced Fixturing: Integrating Mitee-Bite Clamps & Corner Reliefs[29:15] - Dedicated Manufacturing Assembly Files & Joint Constraints[36:15] - Toolpath Heights: Using Fixture Top & Stock Offsets to Avoid Collisions[40:05] - Building Production Pallets: Feature Patterns & Optimizing Combines[47:09] - Patterning Multi-Tool Toolpaths & Adding Locator Lugs for WCS[50:06] - Pattern Ordering Strategies: Preserve Order vs. Order by Operation vs. Order by Tool[52:04] - Parametric Vise & Soft Jaw Fixture Workflow (Tombstone Setup)[01:00:12] - Q&A: Spot Drilling Chamfers on Different Hole Sizes & Z-Depths[01:07:12] - Q&A: 4th-Axis Centerline Setup & Joint Origins in CAM Simulation[01:14:40] - Q&A: Edgecam vs. Fusion 360 & Skill Transferability[01:16:02] - Wrap-Up, Support Packages & Next Week Preview#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Milling Monday: Mastering the 3D Scallop Toolpath in Autodesk Fusion (When & How to Use It) JIT CAD CAM 2026-08-18 | Welcome to another Milling Monday!Getting clean, uniform surface finishes on complex 3D geometry can make or break your cycle times and part quality. In today’s live session, we are diving deep into Autodesk Fusion’s 3D Scallop toolpath—breaking down the mechanics behind how it calculates stepovers across both steep walls and shallow floors, and pinpointing the exact part geometries where Scallop outperforms strategies like Parallel, Ramp, or Steep and Shallow.Bring your questions for the live Q&A as we program real parts directly in Fusion’s Manufacture workspace.In this stream, we cover:How 3D Scallop Calculates: Understanding constant 3D stepover and cusp height control.Where Scallop Shines: Ideal geometries, organic contours, fillets, and transitions.Scallop vs. Other 3D Finishers: Comparing Scallop to Parallel, Contour, and Steep & Shallow.Boundary & Containment Tricks: Avoiding air-cuts and controlling tool containment cleanly.Up/Down Milling & Direction Control: Ensuring optimal chip load and tool life on 3D passes.Live Q&A: Troubleshooting your specific 3D toolpath challenges.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328#CNC #AutodeskFusion #Machining #3DRamp #ToolLife #Manufacturing #CADCAM
Milling Monday: How 3D Ramp & Constant Tool Engagement Save Your Cutters JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-29 | Is your CNC machine chewing through endmills way too fast? The secret to saving your tools (and your wallet) might just be a single toolpath setting inside Autodesk Fusion. In this video, we dive deep into the 3D Ramp toolpath and look at how maintaining a constant tool engagement can drastically extend your tool life, improve surface finish, and prevent premature tool failure.🔍 What You'll Learn:The Problem with Traditional Toolpaths: Why sudden spikes in material engagement cause micro-chipping, excessive heat, and sudden tool snapping.What is 3D Ramp? How this toolpath generates a continuous, smooth downward spiral or zigzag motion rather than harsh, stepped Z-level passes.The Science of Constant Engagement: How keeping a steady, predictable load on your cutter prevents the thermal shock and mechanical stress that kills endmills early.Step-by-Step Fusion Setup: How to dial in the 3D Ramp settings for maximum efficiency and flawless surface finishes.If you are tired of hearing that dreaded SNAP in the middle of a job, this video is for you!Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328#CNC #AutodeskFusion #Machining #3DRamp #ToolLife #Manufacturing #CADCAM
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Free Support Friday Highlight: Pallet Layout For CAD and CAM JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-27 | Mastering Pallet Layouts in Autodesk Fusion: Stop CAM Rest-Machining Errors! 🛠️📐Ever had Autodesk Fusion give you continuous rest-machining errors or slow down your system when setting up high-density pallets? In this highlight from "Free Support Friday," we dive into the ultimate CAD and CAM architecture for mass production.Learn how to properly structure your component tree, use linked consumer parts for seamless revision updates, and harness the power of Component Patterns to write clean, efficient G-code. Stop programming every part individually—learn the "one part, patterned" philosophy that the OGs use to keep their setups clean, lightning-fast, and completely error-free.Key Takeaways:-How to fix the default layout tab behavior in preferences.-Setting up a robust component tree for Setup 1 (Pallet A) and Setup 2 (Pallet B).-Utilizing the "Duplicate with Joints" command to place multiple parts instantly.-Why you should only select one model/stock in your CAM setup.-Understanding "Order by Tool" vs. "Order by Operation" for production efficiency.-Simulating and testing adjacent part/stock clearance safely.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-332800:00 - Intro & Multi-Part Pallet Philosophy00:15 - Pro Tip: Fixing the New Document Tab Pop-Up00:41 - Structuring the Component Tree for Pallet A01:05 - Creating the Component Structure for Pallet B (Op 2)01:34 - Quick-Modeling the Pallet Base & Raw Stock02:33 - Symmetrical Patterns: The Odd-Number Spacing Trick04:25 - Keeping External File Links for Easy Revision Changes05:41 - The "Duplicate with Joints" Workflow Hack06:21 - Copying and Flipping Parts Onto the Secondary Pallet07:39 - Transitioning to the Manufacturing Workspace08:28 - Core Rule: Selecting One Part & One Stock for Your Setup09:30 - Creating Setup 2 & Managing Visibility Controls11:02 - Applying the Initial 2D Contour Toolpath11:32 - Programming the Pallet with Component Patterns13:32 - Order by Tool vs. Order by Operation15:17 - How Component Patterns Handle Clocked/Rotated Parts16:42 - Setting Up Fixtures to Check Tool/Stock Clearance Safely18:40 - The Dreaded Phantom Continuous Rest Machining Error Explained19:55 - Wrapping Up the Clean, Error-Free Solution
Free Support Friday EP67: Lathe Chamfering, 5-Axis Ports, and Multi-Part Pallet CAM Workflows JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-27 | [00:00] – IntroductionWelcome, live stream check-in, and an overview of what is on the docket for this Free Support Friday.[01:03] – Lathe Strategy: Combining Chamfer and Face MovesHow to address a live viewer question on whether you can machine a face and a chamfer all in one shot on a lathe. Phil models a profile and details the proper setup steps.[04:12] – Using Turning Profile Finishing for ContoursTransitioning from a standard face operation to a contour strategy to bring the tool down the chamfer and across the face, including a pro tip on utilizing the "no dragging" pass feature [06:24].[08:12] – JIT CAD CAM Bootcamps & Training AnnouncementsDiscussion regarding upcoming custom, in-person Fusion 360 training events and bootcamps.[10:23] – 5-Axis CAM Challenge: Porting & EnclosuresDiving into a Facebook user-submitted 5-axis pump housing model. Setting up a section analysis and exploring tool paths using a lollipop cutter.[15:52] – Troubleshooting Strategy & Steep and Shallow UndercutsWorking through software bugs/limitations when alternating between standard contour, ramp, and steep & shallow paths to machine undercuts safely.[19:42] – Full 5-Axis Tilted Collision AvoidanceActivating multi-axis collision avoidance, setting up specialized guide curves, and creating customized surfaces/floor patches in the Design space to force the tool deeper into the port hole.[43:10] – Multi-Part Pallet Setup: Smart CAD for CAM LayoutStructuring your component tree correctly when designing fixtures or running multiple instances of parts on a fixture pallet (Setup 1 vs Setup 2).[51:59] – Using Component Patterns to Stop Rest Machining ErrorsStep-by-step assembly tracking showing how to program a single part and use a Component Pattern to dynamically multiply the tool path across irregular or angled locations without triggering continuous rest machining errors.[01:04:22] – Wrap-up & PromotionsFinal Q&A check, special support discounts, and stream wrap-up.Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Free Support Friday EP66: Rotary Limitations, Feed Optimization, and Assembly Workflow JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-20 | Welcome to another Free Support Friday (EP66)! In this weekly live session, we dive deep into your submitted Autodesk Fusion tickets, troubleshoot CAM setups, fix tool pathing errors, and answer your live design questions.In this episode, Fusion Phil tackles three major user tickets: fixing 4th/5th-axis machine simulation overtravel errors using Polar Mode, optimization strategies to prevent breaking tiny tools in deep mold cavities, and mastering the new "Intent-Driven Design" component assembly workflows.💡 Got a Fusion question? Leave a comment or submit a ticket to get featured on the next live stream! Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share.Video Chapters & Timestamps[00:00] - Introduction & Announcements: Fusion Phil kicks off the stream and highlights the upcoming free in-person Fusion bootcamp in Louisiana.[01:27] - Ticket 1: 4th-Axis Machine Setup & Overtravel Errors: Troubleshooting a user's Z-axis/X-axis overtravel errors when attempting to machine in the YZ plane at a 90° B-axis tilt.[02:50] - Editing Kinematics in Machine Builder: Walking through how to access the machine library, adjust travel limits manually, and inspect rotational reference points.[11:21] - Fixing Overtravels with Polar Milling Mode: Demonstrating how switching post-processors and inserting a "use polar mode" manual NC command resolves Z-axis restrictions by spinning the rotary axis instead.[18:34] - Live Chat Q&A: Renishaw Probing: Addressing a question regarding live data outputs using a Renishaw probe connector system on a Haas controller.[21:48] - Ticket 2: Avoiding Broken Tools in Injection Molds: Analyzing a custom fishing lure mold cavity where a user is breaking small cutters.[22:46] - Rest Machining Progression: Setting up progressive 3D pocket clearing and roughing strategies, incrementally stepping down tool sizes to clear out dense corner material.[32:18] - Scallop vs. Steep & Shallow Strategies: Comparing finishing strategies for tight profiles and explaining boundary adjustments to prevent vertical tool plunging.[36:53] - Pro-Tip: Feed Optimization in Tight Corners: How to use feed optimization to automatically slow down the feed rate in sub-90° corners to minimize tool stress.[39:29] - Using 3D Ramp Strategies: Utilizing a 3D ramp strategy for tight tail sections to constantly drop the Z-height smoothly rather than relying on full scallops.[42:30] - Ticket 3: Intent-Driven Design & Assembly Extrusions: Resolving an issue where a user could not extrude a continuous alignment hole across two separate linked components.[44:02] - Component Creation & Edit-in-Place Constraints: Step-by-step breakdown of managing timelines in Assembly Mode, projecting sketch geometry from Part A to Part B, and ensuring a live multi-file synchronicity.[53:41] - Outro & Closing Thoughts: Final reminders for the July bootcamp, a shout-out to Father's Day weekend, and wrap-up.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Milling Monday: Fusion 360 3D Contour: Flawless Walls or Total Waste of Time? JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-15 | Is 3D Contour your go-to strategy for steep walls, or is it leaving ugly tool marks on your flat floors? 🛑🛠️Welcome back to another episode of Milling Monday! We’ve already torn apart Parallel and Scallop, and today we are throwing the spotlight on one of the foundational 3D finishing strategies inside of Autodesk Fusion 360: 3D Contour.When it comes to machining steep walls, vertical faces, and deep cavities, 3D Contour is an absolute workhorse. It slices your model into uniform Z-level steps to give you incredibly consistent finishes on vertical geometry. BUT, if you try to let it run wild across shallow slopes or flat floors, it completely falls apart—leaving massive scallops and wasting tons of cycle time.In this video, we’re giving you the ultimate breakdown of the Good and the Bad so you can maximize your surface finish without killing your efficiency.💬 Let's Talk Shop!Do you strictly use 3D Contour for steep walls, or have you migrated completely over to Steep & Shallow? Drop your workflow tips or questions in the comments below!Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328[00:00] - Introduction & Series Context[01:03] - Step Over vs. Step Down (The Core Concept)[02:33] - Demonstrating 3D Contour on Steep vs. Shallow Features[03:55] - Activating "Machine Shallow Areas"[05:46] - Confining the Toolpath with Boundaries[07:42] - Bottom-Up Machining & Linking Parameters[10:19] - Using Slope Angles for Automatic Trimming[11:32] - Choosing the Right Tool (Bullnose vs. Ball Endmill)[13:46] - Machining Over Holes and Flat Floors[14:40] - Outro & Live Chat Wrap-Up#Fusion360 #CNCmachining #MillingMonday #CAM #3DContour #MachiningTips #Autodesk #CNCmill #Surfacing #Toolpath
Free Support Friday EP65: 5-Axis vs. 3-Axis: Trimming & Tool Orientation Tricks JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-13 | Welcome to Free Support Friday!Stop struggling with stubborn setups and frustrating post issues. Every Friday, Fusion Phil is live to offer 100% free support for your toughest Autodesk Fusion 360 and CNC machining challenges.We're here to help you get unstuck and improve your workflow, no matter the problem!What We're Doing Live Today:✅ Real-Time Troubleshooting: Got a weird error message or a toolpath that just won't work? Send it in, and we'll troubleshoot it live!✅ Post Processor Edits: Need a quick tweak to your post processor to fix a line of code or enable a specific machine function? Phil can often handle minor edits on the fly.✅ Setup Roasting & Review: Submit your Fusion 360 setup for a professional review! Phil will look over your workholding, CAM strategies, and tool library, offering candid feedback ("roasting") to make sure your setup is robust, efficient, and crash-proof.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal00:00:00 - Introduction & Free Support Friday Overview00:01:01 - Fixing 5-Axis Workflows: Aerospace Bracket Corner Machining00:03:36 - Pocket Clearing & Tool Definitions (High-Feed Milling)00:06:40 - Facing Strategies & Pro-Tips for Radius Measurement00:08:53 - Flat Strategy for Floor Finishing00:10:00 - Customizing Extended Tool Holders & Tapered Shafts00:15:00 - Collision Avoidance & Managing Multi-Axis Machine Tolerances00:16:40 - 3+2 Indexing vs. Simultaneous 5-Axis (Steep & Shallow)00:18:00 - Using the Blend Strategy for Smooth Corner Wrapping00:19:56 - How to Use Trim Toolpath & Polygon Boundaries00:23:38 - Part 2: 4-Axis Multi-Slot Oil Shaft Workflow00:25:23 - Why 2D Wrapped Toolpaths Fail (Rotary Pocket Solution)00:27:31 - Advanced Swarf Strategy for Slot Walls00:34:00 - Fixed Cylinder Stock Setups for Lathe-Style Mill Parts00:37:38 - 3D Adaptive Clearing & 3D Ramp Profile Roughing00:39:08 - Undercutting in Fusion with 3D Contour & T-Slot Cutters00:41:02 - Programming a Rotary Broach for Hex Keys using Drill Cycles00:44:15 - Spiraling Down Undercuts with the Ramp Strategy00:45:39 - 5-Axis Edge Deburring with a Lollipop Cutter00:47:33 - Outro & Submitting Support Tickets#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Free Support Friday Highlight: Spiral Flutes Take 2 (Much Easier) JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-11 | Think you need a million offset planes and messy 3D sketches to model a spiral flute on a tapered barrel? Turns out, I did too—until the community called me out on it.In this Free Support Friday highlight, we are throwing out the over-complicated workflows and taking a second crack at spiral fluting inside Autodesk Fusion. This time, we’re keeping it simple, stripping out the extra junk, and using surface sweeps and split faces to get the job done much faster.Let me know in the comments: does this workflow pass your shop's sniff test, or is there an even cleaner way to skin this cat?Drop a like, hit subscribe if you're sick of corporate jargon, and let’s get after it.Timestamps:00:00 - Re-evaluating the fluting method (Admitting when I'm wrong)00:15 - Sketching out the 18-inch barrel side profile00:52 - Getting our revolve on for the main barrel body01:12 - Setting up the surface sweep & twist angle trick02:48 - Pivoting to the Split Face tool for the taper path03:30 - Sweeping the circular profile perpendicular to the face04:59 - Patterning the flutes around the center axis05:34 - Final review: Cranking the twist angle up to 720°Join this channel to get access to perks:youtube.com/channel/UCTYlrfbzFS6hbPzVI-4y-zg/joinBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.com#Fusion360 #CNCmachining #CADCAM #JITCADCAM #MachineShop #FreeSupportFriday
Free Support Friday Highlight: Continue Rest Machining Cannot Verify JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-09 | Here is a YouTube video description tailored to your style—unfiltered, direct, and focused on solving real shop floor headaches.🛠️ DescriptionEver been cruising through your CAM setups in Autodesk Fusion only to get slapped in the face with this annoying popup?⚠️ "Continue Rest Machining: Cannot verify that the stock is transferred from the previous setup..."It’s one of those warnings that makes you pause, scratch your head, and wonder if your machine is about to rapid directly into a block of raw material.In today’s video, we are breaking down exactly why Fusion throws this error, what it actually means for your toolpaths, and how to fix it without losing your mind. We’ll cover:The "Why": What Fusion is looking for when transferring stock between Setup 1, Setup 2, and beyond.The Model Match: Why having different model selections across setups triggers the alarm.The Fix: How to properly link your setups so the stock model updates seamlessly.To Ignore or Not To Ignore? When it's actually safe to just hit "Yes" and when doing so will cost you a carbide endmill.Don't let software warnings slow down your spindle time. Let's get it sorted!Join this channel to get access to perks:youtube.com/channel/UCTYlrfbzFS6hbPzVI-4y-zg/joinBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.comDiscord Serverdiscord.gg/qk2BMmPyK6LinkTreelinktr.ee/jitcadcam
Milling Monday: Fusion 360 3D Scallop Toolpaths (Honest Review & Tutorial) JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-09 | Is 3D Scallop actually the king of uniform surface finishes, or is it secretly killing your cycle times? ⏱️📐Welcome back to another episode of Milling Monday! Last week we broke down the 3D Parallel toolpath, and today we are tackling its heavy-hitting cousin: 3D Scallop.Scallop is famous for being the "go-to" strategy when you want a perfectly consistent surface finish across both steep walls and flat floors. But while it looks amazing on paper, it has some hidden quirks that can drive a programmer crazy—from massive calculation times to weird tool motion in tight corners. In this video, we’re doing a deep dive into the Good and the Bad of 3D Scallop so you know exactly when to drop it into your setup and when to run away.💬 Let's Talk Shop!How often do you actually use Scallop? Do you let it run the whole part, or do you strictly confine it with boundaries? Drop your tips or your horror stories in the comments below!#Fusion360 #CNCmachining #MillingMonday #CAM #3DScallop #MachiningTips #Autodesk #CNCmill #SurfacingBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328#Fusion360 #CNCmachining #MillingMonday #CAM #3DScallop #MachiningTips #Autodesk #CNCmill #Surfacing
Free Support Friday EP64: JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-06 | Welcome to Free Support Friday!Stop struggling with stubborn setups and frustrating post issues. Every Friday, Fusion Phil is live to offer 100% free support for your toughest Autodesk Fusion 360 and CNC machining challenges.We're here to help you get unstuck and improve your workflow, no matter the problem!What We're Doing Live Today:🛠️ Modeling & Design Overhauls[01:05] Redrawing a Spiral Flute Barrel: Revisiting a controversial modeling method to attempt drawing a tapered barrel more efficiently with fewer unnecessary work planes.[03:03] Surface Sweeps & Twist Angles: Demonstrating how to use a surface sweep combined with a twist angle to path out spirals.[04:12] Split Face Technique: Breaking down how to utilize the Split Face tool to cleanly lock down an extrusion path across a tapered body.📐 4th-Axis Toolpaths & Techniques[09:17] Driving 4th-Axis Finishing Paths: Answering a live request on how to manipulate lean and curves.[10:09] Scallop Toolpath & Rotary Alignment: Setting up a scallop path wrapped around the X-axis for a rotary setup.[12:26] "To" and "From" Curve Strategies: Explaining the mechanical differences in how the tool tip responds when aiming at a curve versus passing through a curve.⚙️ Live Part Support: Tapered Brackets & Parallel Planes[18:50] Troubleshooting "Continuous Rest Machining" Errors: Explaining how mismatched model names and component nesting across different setups causes rest machining generation failures.[22:20] Accessibility Analysis: Utilizing Accessibility Analysis to inspect a non-parallel tapered part and determine the ideal initial setup direction.[27:39] Pro Tip: Cleaning up Excess Toolpath: A clever trick using a combination of Tolerance and Stock to Leave to stop the tool from performing unnecessary air cuts on step downs.[35:26] Fast Parametric Soft Jaws: Creating custom, angled soft jaws from scratch without relying on pre-made vise parameters. It covers creating mid-planes, splitting bodies, and cleaning up internal features using the Simplify tool.🖥️ Multi-Setup Workflows & Complex CAM[52:01] Multiple Setups in One File: Demonstrating a multi-vise simulation workflow that properly tracks component states across Op 1 and Op 2 setups.[54:58] Machine Collision Checking: Discussing how modeling an adjacent fixture/assembly allows you to catch tool collisions during live multi-setup machine simulations.[01:00:15] Programming Deep Under-Cuts & Flat Regions: Highlighting tool stick-out boundaries, high-feed pocket clearing, silhouette contours, and setting up Op 2 locations using localized component logic.HFO Trident SE Free Fusion Bootcampjitcadcam.com/haas-trident-southeast-trainingBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Workflow Wednesday: The Ultimate 5-Axis Turbo Compressor Wheel Workflow JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-04 | Welcome back to another Workflow Wednesday! This week, we are diving deep into the weeds with a full 5-axis simultaneous workflow on a complex, 2-inch turbo compressor wheel (impeller).Fair warning: I didn’t get a chance to practice this one ahead of time, so you get the raw, unfiltered experience of watching me troubleshoot, fight tight clearances, and even crash the software live on air.We tackle the meat and potatoes of multi-axis strategies inside Autodesk Fusion, looking at how to open up tight fin geometry, maximize material removal, and handle nasty undercuts. We look at Multiaxis Clearing, Advanced Swarf, Multiaxis Finishing with custom circle-segment (barrel) cutters, and Geodesic toolpaths.Want to try it yourself? Download the practice file from our community library and work along!Timestamps:[00:00] - Welcome & Technical Difficulties (The Raw Intro)[00:43] - Reviewing Prepped Lathe Stock & Setup Basics[01:22] - Setting Fixtures & Mindding Your 5-Axis Clearances[02:18] - Multiaxis Clearing vs. Old School Rotary Pocket[02:55] - Pro-Tip: Exaggerating Tooling Length to Test Paths[04:10] - Selecting Floor Surfaces & Speeding Up Calculations[06:40] - Attempting Advanced Swarf on the Smallest Fin[07:07] - Troubleshooting Height Planes (Rule #2 in Action)[08:15] - Adding Guide Curves to Advanced Swarf[09:40] - Managing Material Left Under Overhanging Fins[11:45] - LIVE CRASH: Switching Tool Types from Bull to Ball 💥[13:14] - Recovery & Setting Up Shaft/Holder Clearances[14:50] - The Double-Edged Sword of Adjacent Surfaces in Swarf[17:50] - The Magic of Synchronization Modes (Normal to Guide Curve)[21:30] - Introduction to Multiaxis Finishing & Circle-Segment (Barrel) Cutters[22:40] - Defining Contact Points & Preferred Lead Angles for Barrel Tools[32:20] - Pro-Tip: Saving Time with Fusion Selection Sets[35:00] - Pivoting to Geodesic (Manufacturing Extension Plug)[39:50] - Re-updating Floor Selections & Evaluating Scallop Patterns[43:40] - Finalizing the Fin & Circular Patterning the Features[49:50] - Chat Q&A: Can You Machine an Impeller on a 4-Axis? (The Overhang Dilemma)[52:00] - Wrap-Up: Niche Workflows & Custom Onsite Training PitchNeed to master these niche 5-axis workflows? We don't just stream it—we do it. Hit us up for custom one-on-one sessions, immersive 3-day onsite training at your shop, custom post-processors, or quotes on the Autodesk Manufacturing Extension.📧 Email us directly to get a quote.It's not what you know, it's who you know. And you know JIT CAD CAM. See you guys on Free Support Friday!Link to Fileworkdrive.zoho.com/file/kobh684b39342ed214069b07b309bc43cc8ed#Fusion360 #5Axis #CNCmachining #Impeller #ManufacturingExtension #CADCAM #JITCADCAM
Milling Monday: Fusion 360 3D Parallel Toolpath: The Good, The Bad, & The Ugly! JIT CAD CAM 2026-06-01 | Stop treating every 3D surface the same way! In this episode of Milling Monday, we are ripping apart Fusion 360’s 3D Parallel Toolpath to look at the good, the bad, and the absolute ugly.A lot of guys try to throw Parallel at an entire part all at once and end up with hideous surface finishes, violent plunges, or tools dragging vertically down steep walls.We’re breaking down the mechanics of fixed-direction stepovers, showing you exactly how to split up your models using precise face contours, steer your cut angles (with a quick math trick for reversing direction), and even deploy Parallel as a highly efficient roughing strategy over complex geometry.Grab the practice models straight out of the Fusion CAM sample area and work along!Timestamps:[00:00] - Milling Monday Intro & JIT CAD CAM Channel Updates[00:57] - Finding the Models in the Fusion 360 CAM Sample Area[01:19] - Generating the Initial Parallel Path (Applying Rule #1 & #2)[01:55] - Stepover vs. Stepdown: Why Parallel is King for Shallow Areas[02:48] - Isolating an Egg-Shaped Feature with Selection Boundaries[03:20] - Rotating Cut Directions via Angle Degrees[04:12] - How to Reverse Your Start and End Points (The Negative Angle Trick)[05:22] - Face Contours & Turning On Contact Point Boundaries[06:20] - Pro-Tip: Breaking the Part Into Specific, Individual Areas[07:05] - Grouping Multiple Face Contours Safely[08:05] - Moving to a Stamping Die: Fixing Vertical Up-Milling & Down-Milling[08:51] - Aligning Path Directions Directly to a Model Edge[09:37] - Splitting Die Geometry Into Multi-Directional Parallel Sets[11:10] - Niche Workflow: Using Parallel as a Roughing Strategy[12:04] - Managing Multiple Depths & Flute Length Limitations[13:13] - Preventing Waterfalling with the "Machine Over Holes" Checkbox[13:55] - Cleaning Up Cycle Time with Manual Toolpath Trimming[14:23] - Wrap-Up: When to Pre-Finish with Parallel & Next Streams🛠️ Get the Right Help for Your Shop Floor:Tired of generic software support? We specialize in hands-on, immersive training and real-world post development to get your CNCs running optimally.Buy your Autodesk Fusion licensing directly through us.Book custom, onsite training "evolutions" tailored to your team.Need custom post-processor builds or tweaks? Let Bob Schultz handle your code.📧 Email us today to get started.Remember, it’s not what you know—it’s who you know. And you know us. Hit that subscribe button, turn notifications on for Workflow Wednesday, and we’ll see you in the next one!Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328#Fusion360 #3DSurfacing #CNCmachining #MillingMonday #JITCADCAM #MachineShop #ToolpathTrimming
Free Support Friday EP63: JIT CAD CAM 2026-05-23 | Welcome to Free Support Friday!Stop struggling with stubborn setups and frustrating post issues. Every Friday, Fusion Phil is live to offer 100% free support for your toughest Autodesk Fusion 360 and CNC machining challenges.We're here to help you get unstuck and improve your workflow, no matter the problem!What We're Doing Live Today:Timestamps & Topic Index[00:00:00] – Stream Start, Intro, and Q&A Rules.[00:01:29] – Topic 1: Machining an underbore counterbore on a mill-turn/milling machine (Question from Tony/Deep Thinker).[00:02:10] – Tool tip: Using Section Analysis to inspect internal undercutting geometry.[00:03:01] – Programming 2D Circular/Bore toolpaths with center lead-in/lead-out for undercutting.[00:05:31] – Writing parametric expressions for tool paths ([tool_fluteLength] * -1).[00:07:00] – Alternative Method: Utilizing Back Boring drilling cycles and spindle orientation shifts.[00:10:44] – Topic 2: Troubleshooting severe Fusion 360 performance lag in turning/Swiss machine files (Question from Caleb).[00:13:28] – Identifying the root cause: Complex fixture geometries destroying spun profile performance.[00:15:56] – Step-by-step fix: Simplifying detailed fixture assemblies into a clean, single solid body.[00:16:58] – Designing a parametric "Container Method" template to automate lathe stock setups.[00:20:50] – Managing stock transfers with Continuous Rest Machining.[00:25:06] – Pro-Tip: Using "Show Dimensions" to edit parametric stock changes instantly on-screen without opening the parameter table.[00:29:25] – Automating sub-spindle grab depths via expressions linked to user parameters (-part_grab).[00:33:34] – Topic 3: Returning to Tony’s ball valve part to tackle bottom-up internal wall finishing.[00:37:48] – Solving the wall finish: Programming a 3D Contour toolpath with Order Bottom Up enabled.[00:39:39] – Surface modeling trick: Creating an extruded surface cylinder to smooth out toolpath transitions and loops.[00:41:54] – Alternative Method: Implementing a 3D Ramp toolpath to spiral bottom-up continuously.[00:45:06] – Topic 4: Mesh-to-Solid Conversion and troubleshooting STL repair (Question from Raider).[00:45:46] – Utilizing the Mesh workspace, Direct Edit, and Generate Face Groups.[00:49:23] – Adjusting generation tolerances for fragmented facets.[00:55:36] – Using the Combine tool to fix bad STL data and restore overlapping or non-tangent faces.[00:57:02] – Topic 5: Engraving text and cleaning out text floor profiles (Question from Ash Designs).[00:59:10] – Explaining why the legacy Engrave toolpath leaves jagged humps/pyramids in block letters.[00:59:39] – Solution 1: Using 2D Pocket or 3D Pocket Clearing to achieve flat letter floors.[01:02:11] – Solution 2: Applying a 3D Parallel toolpath for a clean, stylized directional striping finish inside text borders.Key Takeaways & Summary AnalysisUnderbore Helical Milling: For undercutting internal bores, 2D paths like Bore are great because they force center entry/retract. However, if you need a continuous upward spiral finish, switching to a 3D Contour or 3D Ramp with Order Bottom Up checked is the proper workflow. Modeling a clean sacrificial cylinder surface keeps the toolpath from getting erratic at seam intersections.Lathe File Performance: If your lathe files are taking a long time to save, open, or calculate toolpaths, it is almost always caused by an over-modeled chuck or collet assembly. Deleting unnecessary internal features (threads, bolt holes, internal pockets) from the fixture model instantly restores your machine workspace performance.The Container Method: You can completely automate your lathe production files by building a template sketch combining the chuck, bar-pull visual placeholder, and machining stock. Map your dimensions to user parameters so that updating a part swap is as easy as changing a few numeric fields.Text Pockets: To avoid center ridges inside wide font characters left behind by traditional V-bit engraving, treat the text as pockets using fine stepover flat-bottom tools or a parallel strategy to add decorative textures.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Workflow Wednesday: Stop Crashing Your Right Angle Heads! Fusion 360 Advanced Machine Simulation JIT CAD CAM 2026-05-20 | Stop wrecking expensive tooling and blowing up your aggregates! In this episode of Workflow Wednesday, we are looking at how to safely deploy and simulate right-angle heads, drag knives, and advanced 5-axis optimization inside Autodesk Fusion 360.If you've ever tried to run a right-angle aggregate or a directional drag knife using standard, out-of-the-box Fusion setups, you know the simulation usually lies to you—leading to violent crashes or terrible toolpaths on the shop floor.Our Lead Post Developer, Bob Schultz (the master postman himself!), has built out custom post-processor configurations that allow you to fully visualize, detect tool collisions, and cleanly simulate complex multi-axis rotations before you ever push code to the machine.We’re covering everything from Haas C-axis driven right-angle heads to a wild trick that condenses long-hand 4th-axis rotary drilling into tight, standardized canned cycles (G81/G84)—saving you thousands of lines of code and bypassing the need for the Fusion Machining Extension entirely.Timestamps:[00:00] - Workflow Wednesday Intro: Meet Bob Schultz & Advanced Post Features[01:13] - Drag Knife Simulation: Directional Spindle Orientation & Cutting Controls[03:02] - Gantry-Style 5-Axis Knuckle Rigidity Optimization via 2D Contours[04:04] - Manual Right-Angle Aggregate Heads: Flipping Planes from X to Z[05:43] - New Haas C-Axis Driven Right-Angle Head Simulation (Indexable Pockets)[06:48] - 5-Axis Machine with a Right-Angle Head: Real-Time Table Rotation[07:51] - Tool Collision Detection: Catching Shook-Up Tooling Paths Before You Cut[08:16] - Workflow Setup Strategy: Mixing 3-Axis & Right-Angle Setups in Sequence[09:20] - Head-Head 5-Axis Optimization: Eliminating Wasted Home Retracts[10:18] - Rotating Around the Tool Center Point (TCP)[10:46] - Custom Post-Processor Interface: Safe Z & Envelope Control Overrides[11:29] - 4th-Axis Rotary Drilling Extension Bypass (Condensed Canned Cycles)[12:34] - Long-Hand Code vs. Clean G81 Drilling & G84 Tapping Cycles[13:28] - Compressing Code Volumes with the Pattern Toolpath System[13:35] - Wrap-Up: Live Q&A & How to Submit Tickets for Free Support Friday⚙️ Need Custom Post-Processor Support or CNC Training?Don't guess on the shop floor. JIT CAD CAM is a veteran-owned company built to support job shops with direct, real-world solutions.Custom Post-Processors: Get your aggregate heads, drag knives, or 5-axis machines fully dialed-in with flawless simulation.Autodesk Fusion Licensing: Buy your software directly through us for premier support.Onsite Training: Skip the boring webinars. Book an intensive, 3-day onsite training evolution to transition your team to modern CNC workflows.📧 Reach out to us directly at info@jitcadcam.com to get your machine dialed in.Smash that subscribe button, leave a comment if you've ever crashed an aggregate, and send us your messy files for Free Support Friday!#Fusion360 #RightAngleHead #AggregateHead #MachineSimulation #CNCPostProcessor #WorkflowWednesday #JITCADCAM #CNCMachiningBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011
Free Support Friday Highlight: Spiral Flutes on a Tapered Gun Barrel | Autodesk Fusion 360 Tutorial JIT CAD CAM 2026-05-19 | In this Autodesk Fusion 360 tutorial, we dive deep into the workflow for modeling complex spiral flutes on a tapered surface. This is a must-know technique for gunsmithing CAD, tool design, or high-end mechanical aesthetic modeling.Why not use the Coil tool?The standard Coil tool in Fusion 360 does not easily conform to changing diameters (tapers). By using 3D Sketching and Surface Projection, we ensure the flute maintains a consistent relationship with the barrel's surface from the breech to the muzzle.What you will learn:✅ How to set up a tapered revolve body.✅ How to use "Project to Surface" to create a 3D path.✅ Setting up a "Plane Along Path" for accurate profiles.✅ Using the Sweep tool to execute a precision cut.✅ Circular patterning features for a symmetrical finish.Tools Used:Autodesk Fusion 3603D SketchingProject to SurfaceSweep (Cut)Circular Pattern#Fusion360 #CADTutorial #Gunsmithing #3DModeling #Autodesk #MechanicalDesign #EngineeringBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.comDiscord Serverdiscord.gg/qk2BMmPyK6LinkTreelinktr.ee/jitcadcam#Fusion360 #CADTutorial #Gunsmithing #3DModeling #Autodesk #MechanicalDesign #Engineering
FSF Highlight: Missing G-Code Highlight! How to Map .MIN (Okuma) Extensions and others in VS Code JIT CAD CAM 2026-05-18 | Are you tired of losing your G-code syntax highlighting when working with Okuma (.MIN), Fadal (.FT), or custom conversational/macro extensions?In this video, we go over how to properly configure Visual Studio Code and the official Autodesk Fusion 360 Post Processor Utility extension to recognize any custom file extension. You don't need to modify the underlying extension files; instead, we use VS Code’s built-in file association parameters to map these outliers back to the G-code language engine.The settings.json Code Snippet:Add this block inside your global settings file to add Okuma and other common alternative extensions:C:\Users\(YOUR PROFILE NAME)\.vscode\extensions\autodesk.hsm-post-processorJSON "extensions": [ ".nc", ".tap", ".min", ".MIN", ".cnc", ".gc", ".mpf", ".spf", ".h" ],Links & Resources:🛠️ Download Visual Studio Code: code.visualstudio.com⚙️ Autodesk Fusion Post Processor Utility (VS Code Marketplace)Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.com#CNC #Fusion360 #Okuma #GCode #Machining #VSCode #PostProcessor #CamProgramming
Free Support Friday EP62: JIT CAD CAM 2026-05-16 | Welcome to Free Support Friday!Stop struggling with stubborn setups and frustrating post issues. Every Friday, Fusion Phil is live to offer 100% free support for your toughest Autodesk Fusion 360 and CNC machining challenges.We're here to help you get unstuck and improve your workflow, no matter the problem!What We're Doing Live Today:✅ Real-Time Troubleshooting: Got a weird error message or a toolpath that just won't work? Send it in, and we'll troubleshoot it live!✅ Post Processor Edits: Need a quick tweak to your post processor to fix a line of code or enable a specific machine function? Phil can often handle minor edits on the fly.✅ Setup Roasting & Review: Submit your Fusion 360 setup for a professional review! Phil will look over your workholding, CAM strategies, and tool library, offering candid feedback ("roasting") to make sure your setup is robust, efficient, and crash-proof.HFO Trident SE Free Fusion Bootcampjitcadcam.com/haas-trident-southeast-trainingBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Workflow Wednesday: Machining Over Holes, Using Patches, Simplify Tool & New 3D Avoid/Touch Tips JIT CAD CAM 2026-05-13 | Is your toolpath dancing around holes and pockets when it should just keep cutting?In today’s live session, we are diving deep into the "clean-up" phase of CAM programming. Whether you are working with imported geometry or complex 3D parts, knowing how to manipulate the model without breaking your design intent is a superpower.We’re breaking down the essential workflows to keep your tools moving efficiently and your finishes flawless.What we’re covering today:Surface Patching for CAM: Don't let your tool dive into holes or pockets. Learn how to quickly create surface "caps" to keep your toolpaths smooth and continuous.Model Duplication & Modification: The "Golden Rule"—never mess with the original design. We'll show you how to create a dedicated Manufacturing Model for safe, non-destructive editing.The Simplify Tool: Clean up the clutter. We’ll use the Simplify environment to strip away unnecessary features that slow down your calculation times and complicate your selections.The "New & Easy" Avoid/Touch: We are looking at the latest UI updates for 3D toolpaths. Discover the fastest way to tell Fusion exactly where to cut (and where to stay away) without clicking a hundred surfaces.Why this matters:Smoother toolpaths mean better surface finishes, less wear and tear on your machine, and faster cycle times. If you’ve ever struggled with a tool diving into a hole it wasn't supposed to, this stream is for you!About JITCADCAM:We’re a veteran-owned Autodesk reseller focused on one thing: making sure you’re efficient. No fluff, just the technical support and training you need to keep your spindles turning.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.com#Fusion360 #CADCAM #WorkflowWednesday #GCode #PostProcessor #Fusion360Tutorial #Manufacturing #CNCProgramming #FusionPhil #UserParameters #Fusion360Tips #AutodeskFusion #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CNC #MultiAxis #FusionUpdate #machining #Fusion360 #CNC #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CADCAM #Machining #FusionPhil #JITCADCAM #OhScrap #Fusion360 #Manufacturing #CAM #CNC #WorkflowWednesday #Machining #JITCADCAM
Free Support Friday EP61: JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-25 | Welcome to Free Support Friday!Stop struggling with stubborn setups and frustrating post issues. Every Friday, Fusion Phil is live to offer 100% free support for your toughest Autodesk Fusion 360 and CNC machining challenges.We're here to help you get unstuck and improve your workflow, no matter the problem!What We're Doing Live Today:✅ Real-Time Troubleshooting: Got a weird error message or a toolpath that just won't work? Send it in, and we'll troubleshoot it live!✅ Post Processor Edits: Need a quick tweak to your post processor to fix a line of code or enable a specific machine function? Phil can often handle minor edits on the fly.✅ Setup Roasting & Review: Submit your Fusion 360 setup for a professional review! Phil will look over your workholding, CAM strategies, and tool library, offering candid feedback ("roasting") to make sure your setup is robust, efficient, and crash-proof.HFO Trident SE Free Fusion Bootcampjitcadcam.com/haas-trident-southeast-trainingBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal00:00:00 - Introduction & Free Support Friday Overview00:01:02 - Live Q&A Setup & Support Ticket Reminder00:02:18 - Undercutting & T-Slot Difficulties (Steep Only vs. Steep & Shallow)00:05:01 - Selected Boundaries, Model Selection, & Avoiding Face Contours00:09:37 - Surface Offset Skins & Extended Profile Workflows00:11:48 - Disabling 3D Sketch Triad to Fix 2D Workspace Constraints00:13:54 - Auto-Constrain Tangent Circle Tricks (TwoTallToby Competition Lessons)00:15:16 - Thread Milling Multi-Tooth Tools & Z-Depth Helix Control00:19:14 - 2D Circular Toolpath Strategies: Center Leadin & Counterbores 00:23:38 - Advanced Mirroring Workflows & Soft Jaw Component Alignment00:27:25 - Production Roughing: 2D Adaptive vs. 3D Adaptive Clearing00:32:51 - Setup Flipping, Stock Definitions, & Silhouette Rest Machining00:36:40 - How to Disassociate & Completely Remove a Machine from Your Setup00:39:12 - Drawing Workspaces & Cloud-Save Licensing Rules in Fusion00:40:27 - Upcoming Cross-Country Tour Update & JITCADCAM Bootcamp Tour Info00:42:31 - Female Picatinny Mismatches & Extending Edges on Dovetail Rails00:48:09 - Changing Toolpath Direction: Flipping a Parallel Toolpath 180°00:49:03 - Alternative 45-Degree Chamfer Pass Options Using Spot Drills00:50:05 - Troubleshooting Selected Edge Offset Depths in Model Roughing00:53:07 - Drilling Multiple Variable Z-Heights with the Same Cycle (G81/G83)00:58:36 - Disabling/Enforcing Tool Breakage Checks via Manual NC Post-Processors01:00:12 - Wrap Up, Live Stream Sign-Off, & How to Submit Support Models#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Workflow Wednesday: The Zero Bullsh*t Guide to Mastering Stock & Manufacture Setups for Castings JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-23 | It’s Workflow Wednesday, and today we’re tackling one of the biggest bottlenecks in CAM: working with raw castings or pre-machined blanks.If you’re just using a "Relative Size Box" for every setup, you’re leaving money on the table. In this video, I show you how to take a customer’s finished "as-designed" file and back-step it into a "Raw Casting" model. This ensures your simulations are dead-on and your toolpaths are only cutting what they need to.What we’re covering today:The Design-to-Stock Pipeline: Using the 'Simplify' or 'Boundary Fill' tools to turn a complex part into a realistic raw casting model.Manufacture Workspace Mastery: How to properly assign your custom model as "From Pre-existing Setup" or "From Solid" so Fusion treats it as the true starting point.Auto-Stock Recognition: Dialing in your 3D toolpaths to "Rest Machine" from your modeled stock. No more cutting air where the casting is already thin.Visual Optimization: Pro-tips on using Opacity and Section Analysis to see your part inside the stock during the CAM process.Whether you're dealing with sand castings, forgings, or just second-op parts, this workflow will keep your spindles turning and your cycle times lean.Drop a comment below: How are you currently handling your casting setups?#Fusion360 #Manufacturing #CAM #CNC #WorkflowWednesday #Machining #JITCADCAMAbout JITCADCAM:We’re a veteran-owned Autodesk reseller focused on one thing: making sure you’re efficient. No fluff, just the technical support and training you need to keep your spindles turning.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.com#Fusion360 #CADCAM #WorkflowWednesday #GCode #PostProcessor #Fusion360Tutorial #Manufacturing #CNCProgramming #FusionPhil #UserParameters #Fusion360Tips #AutodeskFusion #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CNC #MultiAxis #FusionUpdate #machining #Fusion360 #CNC #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CADCAM #Machining #FusionPhil #JITCADCAM #OhScrap #Fusion360 #Manufacturing #CAM #CNC #WorkflowWednesday #Machining #JITCADCAM
Free Support Friday Highlight: Accessibility and Minimum Radius Analysis JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-18 | Finding the right tool for the job isn't just about matching the diameter; it's about knowing exactly where your machine can and cannot go before you ever hit "Cycle Start."In this highlight from Free Support Friday, we’re breaking down two of the most underutilized but critical tools in the Autodesk Fusion 360 Inspect menu: Accessibility Analysis and Minimum Radius Analysis. If you've ever scrapped a part because a tool couldn't reach a deep pocket or left a "blob" in a corner, this video is for you.Know Your Limits Before You CutThese analysis tools aren't just "eye candy"—they are functional maps that tell you exactly how to program your CAM.1. Accessibility AnalysisThis tool is your best friend for multi-axis or complex 3-axis work. By selecting a direction (your Z-axis), Fusion colors the model to show you exactly what is "visible" to the tool and what is "occluded" (blocked).The Secret: Use this to determine if you need to flip the part, use a longer tool, or move to a 4th/5th axis setup. If it's red, you're not hitting it from that orientation.2. Minimum Radius AnalysisStop guessing which pencil tool or finishing endmill you need. Minimum Radius Analysis colors the model based on the curvature of your internal fillets.The Secret: Set your "Maximum Radius" to the size of the tool you want to use. Anything highlighted indicates a radius smaller than your tool, meaning you'll leave material behind or "dig" into the corners.Phil’s Pro Tip: Run your Minimum Radius Analysis before you even start your CAM setup. It dictates your tooling list. Why build a toolpath for a 1/2" mill when the analysis shows you've got 1/8" corners everywhere?What We Cover:The "Traffic Light" System: Understanding the color gradients in your analysis.Tooling Selection: How to use the results to pick the most efficient cutters.Shadow Zones: Identifying undercuts that require specialized tooling or secondary operations.Don't program in the dark.If you're tired of "hoping" the tool fits, let's get your workflow dialed in. For custom post-processors, 1-on-1 training, or to join our next live session, visit us at JITCADCAM.com.Join the Conversation:Every Friday is Free Support Friday. No gatekeeping, no fluff—just real solutions for the modern machinist.#Fusion360 #CADCAM #Machining #FusionPhil #JITCADCAM #Manufacturing #CNCOptimization #FreeSupportFriday
Free Support Friday Highligh: Autodesk Fusion 360 Toolpath Trimming JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-18 | Toolpath trimming is often seen as a "scary" feature because it feels like you're hacking the software, but it is actually one of the most powerful tools for shaving minutes off your cycle times and cleaning up "dirty" toolpaths.In this highlight from Free Support Friday, we’re pulling back the curtain on how to use Toolpath Trimming (and the Toolpath Edit environment) to take total control over where your cutter goes—and where it stays away from.Why Use Toolpath Trimming?Sometimes, no matter how many boundaries or avoid surfaces you pick, Fusion 360 just insists on putting a toolpath in a spot where it doesn't belong—like an air cut or a transition over a fixture. Instead of fighting the parameters for an hour, you can simply cut it out.In this video, Phil covers:The Edit Environment: How to enter the "Lasso" mode without breaking your original operation.Keep vs. Discard: The secret to selecting exactly what stays and what goes.The "Re-Link" Logic: What happens to your leads and links once you've cut a toolpath in half (and how to keep it safe).Non-Destructive Editing: Why your trims stay put even if you change other settings.The "Golden Rule" of TrimmingAlways verify before you trim. As we discussed in our simulation secret video, ensuring your toolpath is fully calculated (the green checkmark) before you start "editing" prevents Fusion from lagging while you're trying to draw your boundaries.Stop fighting your software and start making chips.If your current CAM setup is giving you more headaches than parts, let’s get it fixed. Check out our custom post-processors and specialized training at JITCADCAM.com.Join the Community:Every Friday is Free Support Friday. Bring your toughest files, your weirdest bugs, and your "how do I...?" questions.#Fusion360 #CADCAM #ToolpathTrimming #FusionPhil #JITCADCAM #CNCMachining #ManufacturingTips #FreeSupportFriday
Free Support Friday Highlight: Toolpath and Machine Simulation Tips JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-18 | Getting your simulations to run smoothly in Fusion 360 often feels like a battle against your own hardware, but the solution is usually simpler than upgrading your RAM or GPU.In this highlight from Free Support Friday, we’re diving into a "secret" that isn't really a secret at all—it's just a misunderstood part of the software's architecture. If your toolpath or machine simulations are lagging, stuttering, or crashing, you’re likely trying to drive before the engine is even started.Stop Fighting the LagThe biggest bottleneck in Fusion's simulation environment is the Verification Progress. When you launch a simulation, Fusion begins calculating the material removal and collision data in the background. If you hit "Play" while that progress bar is still moving, you’re forcing the software to calculate and render simultaneously.In this video, we cover:The "Wait for Green" Rule: How to identify when Fusion is actually ready to simulate.Toolpath vs. Machine Simulation: Why background verification matters even more when you’ve got a full machine model loaded.CPU Management: Understanding how Fusion handles these background tasks so you can stop the "stutter."Pro Tip for Shop Floor Efficiency:Don't just watch the bar—use those few seconds of "waiting" to double-check your tool stick-out or your work offset. A smooth simulation is a safe simulation.Are you using the right post-processor?If you're still fighting your machine at the controller, it’s time for a better post. Check out our library or request a custom build at JITCADCAM.com.Join us every Friday!Got a Fusion 360 headache? Bring it to Free Support Friday. No gatekeeping, no fluff—just real solutions for real machinists.#Fusion360 #CADCAM #MachiningTips #FusionPhil #JITCADCAM #Manufacturing #CNCMachining #FreeSupportFriday
Free Support Friday EP60: JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-18 | Welcome to Free Support Friday!Stop struggling with stubborn setups and frustrating post issues. Every Friday, Fusion Phil is live to offer 100% free support for your toughest Autodesk Fusion 360 and CNC machining challenges.We're here to help you get unstuck and improve your workflow, no matter the problem!What We're Doing Live Today:✅ Real-Time Troubleshooting: Got a weird error message or a toolpath that just won't work? Send it in, and we'll troubleshoot it live!✅ Post Processor Edits: Need a quick tweak to your post processor to fix a line of code or enable a specific machine function? Phil can often handle minor edits on the fly.✅ Setup Roasting & Review: Submit your Fusion 360 setup for a professional review! Phil will look over your workholding, CAM strategies, and tool library, offering candid feedback ("roasting") to make sure your setup is robust, efficient, and crash-proof.HFO Trident SE Free Fusion Bootcampjitcadcam.com/haas-trident-southeast-trainingBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Thank You Thursday: Aero Marine BioTech JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-17 | Machining isn't just about cutting metal; it's about the grit it takes to build a business from the ground up. Tripp Jones, owner of Aero Marine BioTech, joins Phil to pull back the curtain on his journey.We’re diving into the high-stakes world of aerospace and biotech machining, covering the "big wins" that put him on the map and the "big losses" that provided the toughest (and most expensive) lessons along the way. Tripp also shares the candid reason why he chose to partner with JITCADCAM to streamline his shop's workflow.What We Cover:The Origin Story: How Tripp made the leap into the machining world.The Highs & Lows: Real talk on the massive wins and the losses that shaped his business.Why JITCADCAM? The specific challenges that led Aero Marine BioTech to choose our team for CAD/CAM support.The Future of Aero Marine BioTech: What’s next for a shop sitting at the intersection of two massive industries.Connect with Tripp & Aero Marine BioTechCheck out the incredible work they are doing in the aerospace and biotech sectors:🔗 aeromarinebiotech.com🛠️ Get the "Zero Bullsh*t" Support Your Shop NeedsAt JITCADCAM, we don’t just sell software; we live the manufacturing life. Whether you need Fusion 360 training, post-processor development, or shop management tools like OhScrap!!!, we’ve got your back.✅ Visit us: jitcadcam.com✅ Free Support Friday: Join our community for live help every week!✅ Follow the Journey: Subscribe for more "Milling Monday," "Turning Tuesday," and "Workflow Wednesday" content.#Machining #Fusion360 #Aerospace #BioTech #CNC #JITCADCAM #ThankYouThursday #FusionPhil #Fusion360 #CADCAM #WorkflowWednesday #GCode #PostProcessor #Fusion360Tutorial #Manufacturing #CNCProgramming #FusionPhil #UserParameters #Fusion360Tips #AutodeskFusion #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CNC #MultiAxis #FusionUpdate #machining
Workflow Wednesday: Choosing Toolpath Stratagies in Autodesk Fusion 360 JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-16 | Stop clicking buttons and start making chips. We’ve all been there: you’re looking at a part in Fusion 360 and the CAM menu looks like a buffet. Do you go with 3D Adaptive? Pocket? Parallel? Or is it time to break out the Steep and Shallow?On today’s Workflow Wednesday, I’m stripping away the fluff to show you my personal logic for toolpath selection. We aren't just looking at what the buttons do—we’re talking about when to use them based on material, machine rigidity, and finish requirements.In this session, we’re covering:Roughing Strategies: When to prioritize 3D Adaptive Clearing vs. traditional 2D strategies.Finishing Logic: How to choose between Parallel, Scallop, and Contour based on surface geometry.The "Forgotten" Toolpaths: Niche strategies that can save you hours of cycle time if you know they exist.Live Q&A: Bring your specific part headaches and let’s solve them in real-time.About JITCADCAM:We’re a veteran-owned Autodesk reseller focused on one thing: making sure you’re efficient. No fluff, just the technical support and training you need to keep your spindles turning.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.com#Fusion360 #CADCAM #WorkflowWednesday #GCode #PostProcessor #Fusion360Tutorial #Manufacturing #CNCProgramming #FusionPhil #UserParameters #Fusion360Tips #AutodeskFusion #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CNC #MultiAxis #FusionUpdate #machining #Fusion360 #CNC #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CADCAM #Machining #FusionPhil #JITCADCAM #OhScrap
Milling Monday: 3D Roughing in Fusion 360: Adaptive vs. Pocket Clearing 🚀 JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-14 | In this episode of Milling Monday, Fusion Phil goes under the hood of Autodesk Fusion 360’s most powerful roughing strategies. If you’ve been clicking "Adaptive" out of habit or sticking to "Pocket" because it’s what you know, you’re likely leaving time and tool life on the table.What we cover in this Live Session:✅ Adaptive Clearing: How to use constant tool engagement to run deeper and faster.✅ Pocket Clearing: Why traditional paths still have a place in your workflow.✅ Tool Life Secrets: How to avoid "thermal shock" and work hardening by picking the right strategy.✅ The "Zero to 100" Workflow: Moving from CAD design to running parts on the Haas VF2SS.Join the JITCADCAM Community:Looking to skip the 6 months of YouTube "bad habits" and get onsite training that actually moves the needle? From manual novices to CNC experts, we help shops go from zero to 5-axis in under a week.Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Websitewww.jitcadcam.com/support-portal#Fusion360 #MillingMonday #CNC #Machining #CAM #Manufacturing #BackToBasics
Free Support Friday EP59: JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-04 | Welcome to Free Support Friday!Stop struggling with stubborn setups and frustrating post issues. Every Friday, Fusion Phil is live to offer 100% free support for your toughest Autodesk Fusion 360 and CNC machining challenges.We're here to help you get unstuck and improve your workflow, no matter the problem!What We're Doing Live Today:✅ Real-Time Troubleshooting: Got a weird error message or a toolpath that just won't work? Send it in, and we'll troubleshoot it live!✅ Post Processor Edits: Need a quick tweak to your post processor to fix a line of code or enable a specific machine function? Phil can often handle minor edits on the fly.✅ Setup Roasting & Review: Submit your Fusion 360 setup for a professional review! Phil will look over your workholding, CAM strategies, and tool library, offering candid feedback ("roasting") to make sure your setup is robust, efficient, and crash-proof.HFO Trident SE Free Fusion Bootcampjitcadcam.com/haas-trident-southeast-trainingBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portal#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Thank You Thursday: Dozer Machine JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-03 | It’s Thank You Thursday! 🛠️ Today, we’re highlighting Wes Beach from Dozer Machine.Wes joins us to share:✅ His journey into the world of machining.✅ What inspired him to start Dozer Machine.✅ Why Fusion Phil at JITCADCAM is his go-to partner for Autodesk Fusion expertise.Partnerships are the backbone of American manufacturing. Huge thanks to Wes for sharing his story!Visit Dozer Machine: dozermachine.comPartner with Phil: jitcadcam.comMake the Switch Today:info@jitcadcam.comBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.com#Fusion360 #CADCAM #WorkflowWednesday #GCode #PostProcessor #Fusion360Tutorial #Manufacturing #CNCProgramming #FusionPhil #UserParameters #Fusion360Tips #AutodeskFusion #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CNC #MultiAxis #FusionUpdate #machining
Workflow Wednesday: Mastering Multi-Setups & Seamless Rev Changes in Fusion JIT CAD CAM 2026-04-02 | Is a customer revision ruining your afternoon? In this week’s Workflow Wednesday, Fusion Phil dives deep into the "right way" to structure your files in the Manufacturing workspace. If you’ve ever struggled with toolpaths breaking after a design change or felt lost managing multiple setups in one file, this session is for you.We aren't just clicking buttons; we are building a robust workflow that works for you, not against you.📺 In this video, we cover:Clean File Structure: How to organize your browser for multi-setup success.The Rev-Change Safety Net: Organizing your CAD so that when your customer sends a new file, your toolpaths update automatically without the "red exclamation point" headache.Multi-Setup Management: Best practices for transitioning between Op 1, Op 2, and beyond within a single manufacturing model.Efficiency Secrets: Tips and tricks to keep your CAM clean, professional, and profitable.🛠️ Join the Community:Free Support Friday: Don't forget to join us every Friday for live Q&A!Shop Management: Check out OhScrap!!!—the software built by machinists, for machinists, to keep your shop running lean.Training & Support: Need onsite training or Autodesk licensing? Head over to JITCADCAM for expert support.Don't forget to Like, Subscribe, and hit the Bell to stay updated on the latest CNC and Fusion workflows!Make the Switch Today:Buy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.com#Fusion360 #CADCAM #WorkflowWednesday #GCode #PostProcessor #Fusion360Tutorial #Manufacturing #CNCProgramming #FusionPhil #UserParameters #Fusion360Tips #AutodeskFusion #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CNC #MultiAxis #FusionUpdate #machining #Fusion360 #CNC #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CADCAM #Machining #FusionPhil #JITCADCAM #OhScrap
Free Support Friday EP58: JIT CAD CAM 2026-03-21 | Welcome to Free Support Friday!Stop struggling with stubborn setups and frustrating post issues. Every Friday, Fusion Phil is live to offer 100% free support for your toughest Autodesk Fusion 360 and CNC machining challenges.We're here to help you get unstuck and improve your workflow, no matter the problem!What We're Doing Live Today:✅ Real-Time Troubleshooting: Got a weird error message or a toolpath that just won't work? Send it in, and we'll troubleshoot it live!✅ Post Processor Edits: Need a quick tweak to your post processor to fix a line of code or enable a specific machine function? Phil can often handle minor edits on the fly.✅ Setup Roasting & Review: Submit your Fusion 360 setup for a professional review! Phil will look over your workholding, CAM strategies, and tool library, offering candid feedback ("roasting") to make sure your setup is robust, efficient, and crash-proof.HFO Trident SE Free Fusion Bootcampjitcadcam.com/haas-trident-southeast-trainingBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Systemjitcadcam.com/support-portalLinkTreelinktr.ee/jitcadcam#cnc #autodeskfusion360 #cam #machining #fusionfriday #jitcadcam #freesupportfriday #Fusion360 #FreeSupportFriday #CNC #Machining #PostProcessor #CAM #Troubleshooting #FusionPhil
Thank You Thursday: Sutcliffe Mechanical JIT CAD CAM 2026-03-20 | We’re sitting down with Mark Sutcliffe to hear how they went from "Idea" to "Finished Part." Whether you’re a manual machinist moving to CNC or a Fusion pro, there is a lot to learn fromMark Sutcliffe’s journey of wins, losses, and late nights at the spindle.In this video:✅ The Sutcliffe Mechanical Story✅ Managing the highs and lows of the trade✅ Fusion 360 Demo??? MaybeSutcliffe MechanicalMark SutcliffeMark@Sutcliffemechanical.comsutcliffemechanical.comWhat’s the biggest lesson YOU’VE learned in the shop this month? Let us know in the comments!#CNC #Machinist #Fusion360 #Autodesk #MachineShop #ThankYouThursdayCurrent Promojitcadcam.com/categories/fusion-current-promo-s/4466849000001150043Make the Switch Today:info@jitcadcam.comBuy me a beerjitcadcam.com/products/buy-me-a-beer/4466849000004986011Websitewww.jitcadcam.comEmailInfo@jitcadcam.comPhone Number1-833-869-3328Support Emailsupport@jitcadcam.zohodesk.comDiscord Serverdiscord.gg/qk2BMmPyK6LinkTreelinktr.ee/jitcadcam#Fusion360 #CADCAM #WorkflowWednesday #GCode #PostProcessor #Fusion360Tutorial #Manufacturing #CNCProgramming #FusionPhil #UserParameters #Fusion360Tips #AutodeskFusion #Manufacturing #WorkflowWednesday #CNC #MultiAxis #FusionUpdate #machining
