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While it's nice that Autodesk provides a free "Personal Use License" for hobbyists, the restrictions can be a real pain on the odd occasion that you stumble across one. However, with some ingenuity, …
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Nesting parts or creating flat patterns in Fusion 360 can help prepare your 3D models for Laser Cutters, CNC Mills, Vinyl Cutters, and other machines.
Those on the Commercial Fusion 360 license can …
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Sometimes Fusion 360's functionality can be used in unusual ways to extend the capability of a model. One such underrated and under-discussed ability is "Feature Suppression" which can make a design …
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Those of you who read the PDO Community Fusion 360 Q & A may have spotted BOM’s - Am I missing something? The original question triggering …
Autodesk currently offers four Fusion 360 licenses: Personal Use, Education, Startup, and Commerical. Most hobbyist users are using the free 'Personal Use' license type.
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Finish your woodworking projects faster with an automated parts list, including the length, width, and height of every single component.[Read more...] about How to Create Parts List with Dimensions in Fusion 360
