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The timing on this could not be better. I also need alot of advise on my 2021 A3-31 Table adjustmentsI face-timed with a tech and received some help there but I am not making much progress.My goal is

Well, not written in stone… but this is prominently on their webpage… “Buy it once, own it forever” https://www.alibre.com <https://www.alibre.com/> This has been the case since I originally

Hi Chad, welcome to the Forum!! Congrats on your new machine, hopefully you can get it dialed-in properly soon. Some additional information would be helpful, such as: -- Build year? -- What have you

Thanks David. I ordered the pad earlier today from Amazon. I can’t recall all diff projects I used my test set of Mirka Abranet but I do not recall tearing any. I did use it with protector net and

John, before Autocad and Intergraph became dominant, there was CADAM, Cadance, CATIA, CALMA, Unigraphics, and more… The first gen of CAD was made in-house by the aerospace companies and big car

Hello, this is my first time posting here. I have dreamed of an a3-41 planer jointer for a couple of years. Last week I found a used one at a good price and purchased it. The jointer beds weren't

Brian, enjoy the perpetual license while it lasts, which won’t be long! ?All software companies have learned that subscriptions are more profitable and they are rapidly moving that way, not just

The Fusion OEM video resources are here - I find them better suited as reference rather than training: https://help.autodesk.com/view/fusion360/ENU/courses/

It is amazing to me that we have so many choices that we can argue/discuss which is better and for what! I was a young engineer working for a major national consulting firm when we started

1. Mesh discs are simply less robust at the periphery than fabric or paper backed discs. They also are not as tough on really rough boards or easing corners or if they hit a nail or screw. 2. That

Well said. If all I did was make kitchen cabinets, I would probably use something like CabinetVision or KCD for the design. But I build furniture, design room additions, manual metal machining, make

Don’t let my comments deter you, have fun! The drawing side of Fusion may be free for the hobby user, but they crippled the CAM side completely. Unless it has changed (which could be), you

Not challenging David, I don’t care what he uses. I don’t like Fusion because historically it’s buggy as hell and Autodesk put it out there and let the users develop the software for them, maybe

I sometimes like to translate things from dollars to lattes.? ?Fusion360 subscription is about 1/3 of a latte per day (M-F, 50 weeks/year). Fwiw, my first CAD purchase was in 1991, around $2,000,000

Looking at the original questions: * What are you trying to master in Fusion? There's a lot to unpack. Are you trying to get a CAD to CAM workflow going or just drawing / modeling? * You'll have to

David, looked through the whole Multirouter project album, and it truly impressive. Thanks for sharing! Mike

For those seeking to get educated in F360, I suggest going directly to the oem resources.....there are links in the onboarding emails,but also a hierarchy of tutorial topics from developers of the

Wow - talk about throwing shade !! Such comments are truly demotivating when I think about potentially doing some videos to help others. Fusion is still free for hobby users. It does have some

Mark, perhaps you should ask when the 3 axis DRO for the pantarouter is coming… David, what’s involved with adding the other 2 axis DRO for my multirouter? Mike

Mark, You're killing me. Dave Davies