Example of a project with two setups. Subtractive For subtractive manufacturing (milling, turning or mill/turn, and cutting), in general, you specify: The machine and operation type that you want to use.

The external volume is a box, cylinder, or hemisphere with a void created by subtracting the model. If the fluid flow is only outside the model, cover any openings.

You can also drag either end of the View action to add or subtract time. To move it, click and drag the middle of the View action to move it along the View Timeline.

Here is an example of a typical workflow when programming a part to be manufactured using CNC milling: 1) Design a model 2) Create a setup 3) Program the toolpaths 4) Simulate the toolpaths 5) Create the G-code 6) Make the part Manufacturing processes Fusion supports additive and subtractive manufacturing processes as well as inspection processes.

AM is different to subtractive manufacturing processes, such as milling and drilling, which produce parts by removing material from a piece of stock.

Learn how to use Minimum Radius Analysis in Fusion to determine the minimum tool radius needed for subtractive manufacturing methods. This tool highlights high- and low-curvature areas, making it easy to identify regions that can't be machined with a specific cutter radius.

Specify the 2.5-axis milling method to generate outcomes which can be subtractively manufactured using 2.5-axis milling operations by applying the settings shown in the following image.

Specify the 2.5-axis milling method to generate outcomes which can be subtractively manufactured using 2.5-axis milling operations by applying the settings shown in the following image.

Editable Layer Sets are predefined silkscreen layer sets to which you can add or subtract layers. The two layer sets, Top Silkscreen and Bottom Silkscreen contain only layers with visible content that displays in the CAM Preview and 3D PCB document.

Rank can therefore be used to determine which polygons are to be subtracted from others. A polygon with rank = 1 has the highest priority in the Layout Editor; no other polygon drawn in the layout is ever subtracted from it, while one with rank = 6 has the lowest priority.

Nothing will be subtracted from this type of polygon. Rank = 6: The lowest priority in the layout.

Select this method and specify its constraints to generate outcomes which can be subtractively manufactured using 2.5-, 3- or 5-axis milling operations.

Use a cell to add or subtract material, or to create a component.

For example: Subtractive : Undercuts may be inaccessible for certain machining operations or setups.

Create drawing/simulation study/ subtractive manufacturing solution (CAM) for the assembly.