From Local > Snapmaker Original CNC Tool Library, select the 3.175 V-Bit.ģ.3.2 On the side panel, go to Geometry > Contour Selection.

Click OK.ģ.2.3 On the side panel, go to Passes, tick Multiple Depths, and click OK.ģ.3.1 Go to 2D > Engrave. Tick the Tabs, and put the Tab Width, Tab Height, and Tab Distance at 3 mm, 1 mm, and 50 mm respectively. On the side panel, go to Tool > Select.įrom Local > Snapmaker 2.0 CNC Tool Library, select the 1.5mm flat end mill.ģ.2.2 On the side panel, go to Geometry > Contour Selection and select the contour face. If not, tick Flip Z-Axis on the side panel.ģ.1.3 On the side panel, go to Stock, put the Stock Side Offset and Stock Top Offset at 0 mm, and click OK.ģ.2.1 Go to 2D and click 2D Contour. Go to MILLING > SETUP, and click New Setup.ģ.1.2 Pivot the model to see if the Z-Axis is facing up. Go to Solid > Extrude, select the text, put the Distance at -1 mm, and click OK.ģ.1.1 Switch to the Manufacture Workspace. Put the diameter at 50 mm.Ģ.5.3 Select the inner circle, and click CREATE > Text.Ģ.5.4 Type in the text you want to carve, place text below the path, and click OK.Ģ.5.5 Add depth to the text. Put the depth at 10 mm, and click OK.Ģ.5.1 Click Select and click the top surface.Ģ.5.2 Go to Solid, and click Create Sketch to create another circle inside the previous one. Place the center point at the (0,0) coordinates. Go to Create > Circle > Center Diameter Circle. In the DESIGN Workspace, click Create Sketch. The file path will be slightly different in macOS.Ģ.1 Launch Autodesk Fusion 360. Copy the Fusion folder to Users > Username > AppData > Roaming > Autodesk > CAM 360 > libraries > Local. Configurationġ.1 Download the Configuration Files & Tool Libraries.ġ.2 Unzip and open the downloaded file. Or, you can just practice designing a model in Fusion 360. If you intend to follow this through, then you will need a cylindrical piece of wood that can be CNC carved, with a minimum diameter of 85 millimeters (mm). This guide below will show you how to generate a simple CNC model with Autodesk Fusion 360, and proceed to CNC cutting with your Snapmaker.

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