As 3D printing gains traction, the demand for CAD experts in manufacturing grows. If you're a fan of Autodesk Fusion and crave hands-on experience with automated modeling, generative design, and the full potential of additive manufacturing, this book is your guide to elevating your design and 3D printing skills.
In this book, you’ll learn how to open CAD or Mesh files in Fusion and expertly repair, edit, and prepare them for 3D printing. You’ll unlock the secrets of effective print preparation, learning about print settings, support structures, and part orientation. This book also highlights Fusion’s diverse preferences designed specifically for additive manufacturing.
Subsequent chapters will guide you in choosing the right part orientation and position, as well as creating suitable support structures based on your chosen printing technology. You’ll simulate the printing process to detect and remedy common print failures associated with the metal powder bed fusion process. Finally, you’ll leverage templates and scripts to automate routine tasks around print preparation.
By the end of this 3D printing book, you'll be armed with the knowledge and skills necessary to harness the power of Fusion for additive manufacturing, meeting the growing demand with confidence.

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Spis treści

3D Printing with Fusion 360. Design for additive manufacturing, and level up your simulation and print preparation skills eBook -- spis treści

• 1. Opening, Inspecting, and Repairing CAD and Mesh files
• 2. Editing CAD/Mesh Files with DFAM Principles in Mind
• 3. Creating Lightweight Parts, and Identifying and Fixing Potential Failures with Simulation
• 4. Hollowing and Latticing Parts to Reduce Material and Energy Usage
• 5. Tessellating Models and Exporting Mesh Files to Third-Party Slicers
• 6. Introducing the Manufacture Workspace for Print Preparation
• 7. Creating Your First Additive Setup
• 8. Arranging and Orienting Components
• 9. Print Settings
• 10. Support Structures
• 11. Slicing Models and Simulating the Toolpath
• 12. 3D Printing with Metal Printers
• 13. Simulating the MPBF Process
• 14. Automating Repetitive Tasks