Many Fusion 360 assembly contain multiple sheet metal components and their flat patterns. In this video I will show a workflow to place all of these flat patterns into a single assembly, then use the new Fusion 360 Arrange command to position them on a single sheet in the manufacturing environment. Once arranged, applying cutting toolpaths is a quick process. I want to point out that the Arrange command is not available to users of a Fusion 360 Personal License.
When creating an assembly which requires linear slide bearings you would like to know how to quickly add joints, to a download bearing, to make it fully functional. This video will show your how.
A popular type of guided track used in assemblies is a V-Groove Wheel and a V-Track. If you have tried to add a Slider joint in Fusion 360, you find yourself wondering where the joint origins will be placed. In this video, I go through my process of defining these points and then applying the Slider joint.
