ENGINEERING / Fusion CAMFusion CAM is Fusion’s computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) product: toolpaths, tool libraries, post-processors, and machine simulation for parts designed in Fusion CAD, built in C++ for Windows and Fusion OS.Product overviewVisit fusioncam.cloud ↗
How it connects
Portfolio advantageFusion CAM is a product of its own, not a Fusion CAD add-on. It reads Fusion CAD parts through a recorded connection: the exact solid, each face’s stable name, the material, and a digest of the part file. Toolpaths hold on to named faces and edges, so they follow the part when the design changes, and Fusion CAM knows when a part has changed.
What Fusion CAM brings together.
WHAT IT ENABLESParts, tools, toolpaths, and the G-code that runs them stay connected to the design they came from. Fusion CAM is in development: reading Fusion CAD parts is being built now, the rest is planned, and the screens shown are design mockups with illustrative data.
Parts from Fusion CAD
01 · IN DEVELOPMENTFusion CAM opens Fusion CAD parts through Fusion CAD’s own program and checks the solid against its description. The development build already does this, and it tells when a part file has changed.
Toolpaths that follow the design
02 · PLANNEDToolpaths hold on to the named faces and edges they machine, so they follow the part when the design changes instead of starting over.
2.5-axis milling
03 · PLANNEDFacing, pockets, contours, slots, and drilling cycles on the flat-floored features of a part.
A tool library
04 · PLANNEDFlat, ball, and bull end mills, drills, and chamfer mills for milling and drilling, kept in one tool library.
Feeds and speeds per material
05 · PLANNEDEach tool in the library carries feeds and speeds for each material, and a part’s material comes with it from Fusion CAD.
G-code from Fusion’s own post-processor
06 · PLANNEDPost-process toolpaths to G-code with Fusion’s own post-processor, starting with one common controller so that others can follow.
Simulated stock removal
07 · PLANNEDSimulate the cutter removing stock, drawn by Fusion 3D Engine, before a program reaches the machine.
More ways to machine
08 · PLANNEDLater: adaptive clearing, 3-axis surface finishing, turning, 4- and 5-axis machining, machine kinematics and collision checks, and probing.
A product of its own
09 · PLANNEDFusion CAM is sold as its own product, not as a Fusion CAD add-on, and is licensed through Fusion’s license files like Fusion’s other installed products.
ENGINEERINGDesign mechanical parts and assemblies with sketches, parametric features, editable history, and joints.Explore Fusion CAD
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Fusion 3D Engine
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