Easy steps to use Inventor HSM - Basic - Chapter 2

There are a lot of "How-to" videos on Youtube( button clicks). In this series, we are also going to talk about the important "Why". That comes before the "How". Learn how to get started with the free, easiest and most integrated CAM package on the market. Autodesk Inventor HSM.

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[mauriziob]

Hi Lars, you mentioned in your first video that you placed the part in an environment (vise)... is there a tutorial to understand how this is done? and how do you constrain the vise to the stock if the stock is defined in the HSM part and the vise is (i suppose) an assembly? i guess you have to set the stock first, then create another solid made with the stock dimensions, then constrain that to the part, then constrain the stock to the vise, and then remove the visibility to the stock.

But that is really long, is there a better way to do it without going back and forth?

I am interested also in creating a small production run with multiple part cuts on one single stock, does that imply some duplication, part layout on the stock and some more thinking behind how you do the cuts?

Thanks alot, just learning here before deciding to buy my own mill for a side project of mine! Very inspiring. Subscribed.

[krysiekthc]

Great video :) It's very usefull. Thank you :)

[ntcsie]

Hi Lars, thank you for a great tutorial video. I have fusion fusion. It also has cam section. I want to ask you does the inventor hsm offer more options on milling? Or is it exactly the same as the fusion 360. Thanks