However, I am getting weird results (see top right): Now you can set up your cutting or engraving settings and you are ready to go.I have a 3018 Pro CNC and being trying cutting a contour of a simple circular part:Ĭandle shows that everything is fine for this G-code:

Click the Import button or ctrl+i and select your previously exported dxf file and import it.

Import the DXF in your Lasercutting Softwareįor me its Lightburn. To export your sketch, right click it and go to „Save as DXF“Ĭhoose your path where to save it and ist done. Simply click at Extrude (red circle) and drag it to the hight you want with the blue arrow. To get a better feeling how your part will look at the end you can extrude the sketch after you finished it (Top Right, stop sketch). Extrude to have a better feeling for your Part Thats how a clear sketch should look like ready to export. The cutted lines need to be deleted or they will be exported as well later on as solid lines. If you typed in specific measuerments, they will be shown at the sides of the drawing. Simply click on the rectangle and start to draw the part you need. On the Top Tool bar you see the sketch tool. Create a new one (blue highlighted button in the Top Row) Name it like the Part it will be at the end and confirm. Create a New ComponentĪt first you always should work with Components to keep track of your Parts. For lasercutting/engraving you only need the „Sketch Tool“. You should make sure to get a Overview about how to use Fusin360 and where the tools are located.

Import the DXF in your Laser cutting Softwareįull video lesson of how to operate a software Fusion 360īasic Fusion360 Tutorial For Lasercutting.

Extrude to have a better feeling for your Part.

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