CAD Forum - tips, tricks, discussion and utilities for AutoCAD, Inventor, Revit and other Autodesk products [www.cadforum.cz] ARKANCE | CONTACT - CZ | SK | EN | DE
Over 1.094.000 registered users (EN+CZ). AutoCAD tips, Inventor tips, Revit tips. Try the new precise Engineering calculator. New AutoCAD 2026 commands and variables.

CAD tip CAD tip # 13935:

Question

CAD 
 %  platform  category 
A
In Autodesk Fusion 360, you can now use the parametric information from the model, including thread parameters, for a specific manufacturing strategy - such as thread turning.

After selecting the desired tool and thread area, you can select preset parameters from your model thread definition in the thread turning parameters.

E.g. for the thread depth, use "Edit expression" with the parameter auto_threadDepth, so that the depth value will always reflect the value from the design/model. Similarly for the thread pitch, use Expression and the parameter auto_threadPitch, so that also the thread pitch will be automatically updated from your model.

See video demonstration:

Fusion360
100% *CAD,CAM
25.11.2023    32343×  
Share the tip:
Digg it! Del.icio.us Facebook Twitter Google bookmark Technorati StumbleUpon
applies to: Fusion 360 360 ·

See also:
Tip 14405:How do I create a 3D helix or 2D spiral sketch in Fusion?
Tip 14110:Comparison of speed and CPU core usage in CAM operations of commercial and non-commercial versions of Autodesk Fusion.
Tip 12961:Bolt-nut constraint/joint in Fusion 360.
Tip 10219:Can Autodesk Fusion 360 make use of multicore CPUs?
Tip 10208:How to model a 3D thread in Inventor?


Back    All CAD Tips



Have we helped you? If you want to support the CAD Forum web service, consider buying one of our CAD applications, or our custom software development offerings, or donating via PayPal (see above). You may also add a link to your web - like this "fan" link: CAD Forum - tips, utilities, blocks for Autodesk products
CAD: 
OS: 
Categ: 
Text:
 FAQ
  



Featuring:
Publish interactive 3D PDF models from AutoCAD, Inventor or Revit with Share3D More info


Please use these tips at your own risk.
ARKANCE is not responsible for possible problems that may occur as a result of using any of these tips.
TOPlist