Fusion 360 Tool Library Download

 

The following link can be used to access Whiteside's Library of Fusion 360 .tool Files for our most popular CNC bits. These files can be loaded into Fusion 360, and PDF files with drawings of each tool are also available on each product page.

These .tool files are available as a recommended starting point to assist you in the use of our tooling. Cutting speeds and feeds may need to be adjusted based on your specific application, material, depth of cut, and machine capabilities.

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How to download and load the TITAN BULDING BLOCKS TOOL LIBRARY into Fusion 360. NOTE: to download the TITAN BUILDING BLOCKS TOOL LIBRARY, click the relevant link in RELATED FILES. Fusion 360 adds a series of features to streamline the creation, modification and documentation of furniture elements. The application UI is available in English and Czech. Furniture for Fusion (FFF, F4F) is a furniture design software designed for the woodworking industry, fully integrated into Autodesk Fusion 360. Download Here: Fusion 360.tool Library. Instructions: To add a.tool file, go to CAM and open the Tool Library in your software. Make sure the Whiteside.tool Library has been safely downloaded and saved to your computer. In the Tool Library, right click on Cloud and import the Tool Library from the location where the.tool Library was saved.

Tools Toys Software. The GrabCAD Library offers millions of free CAD designs, CAD files, and 3D models. Fusion 360 × November 20th, 2020. CoroPlus® ToolLibrary helps you create and export tool assemblies to your CAM, simulation or tool management software. The workflow is based on standardized tool data that allows you to work with tools from any supplier providing an ISO 13399 catalog. If your workstation is online, your catalogs can be set to synchronize automatically.

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To add a .tool file, go to CAM and open the Tool Library in your software. Make sure the Whiteside .tool Library has been safely downloaded and saved to your computer. In the Tool Library, right click on Cloud and import the Tool Library from the location where the .tool Library was saved. Only use the .tool file for the specific Whiteside part number. By downloading any of these .tool files, you acknowledge the safety information below. Amd hd 7470 driver.

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Safety:

1) Never use the .tool file for any bit other than the specified Whiteside part number.

2) Always wear eye and ear protection along with dust masks. Avoid using bits while in loose clothing. Keep hands, body, clothing and hair away from the cutter.

3) Do not remove safety guards, and be sure to always feed against the cutter rotation. Never use dull or damaged cutters.

4) Disconnect power when changing bits or making adjustments, and always leave the power disconnected when not in use.

5) Follow all safety recommendations of the power tool manufacturer.

6) Whiteside Machine Company assumes no responsibility for defects, damage, or injury (direct or indirect) caused by misuse, abuse, alteration or modification of any product (including sharpening).

I need to model up a few tools and toolholders for my machine. It's perfectly possible to use the generic tools and holders from the installed library but if you do that, the tool and holder dimensions won't be right. That prevents the simulation from identifying tool collisions and may also allow the toolpath generator to attempt to use a part of the tool that isn't intended to cut.

The tool library in Fusion allows you to make your own components. First thing to model up is a few toolholders. Every one seems to have its own gauge length (from the reference face on the nose of the spindle to the end of the holder) and the various holders have all manner of diameters and features. The other issue is that none of the examples are ISO40 like mine.

On my first attempt, it was helpful for me to play with and edit something to start with. And now that I've made up a few ISO40 toolholders I can modify them as required.
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My first holders are for face mill, end mill and ER40 collets. Here's the end mill holder. You can see that the editor is pretty straightforward to use. It's generating a series of cylindrical or conical elements defined simply by start and finish diameters and a length. You can add and remove section as required. Here's the end mill holder:
ER40 collet holder:
Having made up a few holders, I then took the next step ie added cutters. For the face mill holder I only have one face mill, so this was fairly quick. Here's where the combined holder and face mill is defined:
Here's what it looks like in the library:

For the end mill, I added the Mitsubishi BP300 indexable tool I've already tried out on the machine.

And finally, I have the ER40 collet chuck with a 3/4' hogging end mill for aluminium.

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The end result is a tool holder and tool within the CAM environment. This is the face mill and tool path:

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Here's where a collision is detected between the tool shank and the workpiece. Along the bottom of the screen is a timeline showing all of the collisions. Basically the BP300 cutter isn't long enough to reach down into the cavity. Changing to a long cutter avoids that problem.

Fusion 360 Tool Library Download