1.

Open the CAM 2_Setup design

from the Data Panel.

2. Select the Setup command

from the toolbar

3. Choose the correct Operation

Type Milling, Turning or
Mill/Turn, or Cutting (waterjet,
laser, or plasma cutting)
4. Fusion 360 automatically selects
all the bodies in the workspace
as the Model or the part to
machine. Click the X to clear
these selections

5. In the workspace, select the

body or bodies to be machined in
this Setup
6. If there are fixtures present in
the design, check the Fixture
box to enable fixture selection

7. If applicable, select the fixture

bodies in the workspace. The
bodies will be counted in the
Setup dialog box
8. Under Work Coordinate System
Orientation, the options include
the as-modeled orientation, or
choose two axes to define the
Work Coordinate System. Choose
Z axis/plane & X axis

9. Select the flat face of the saw

mold as the Z axis reference. The
Z axis will be defined
perpendicular to the selected
face

10. Select an edge along the long

side of the mold to define the X
axis
11. Check the Flip Axis Box so
that X points to the right, which
is the expected direction

12. Select Stock Box Point as the

method to determine the Work
Coordinate System Origin
location.

Model Origin: the global origin of

the design
Selected Point: a point which can
be chosen off any geometry in
the design
Stock Box: Midpoints and
endpoints of the stock bounding
box
Model box: Midpoints and
endpoints of the model bounding
box
13. Select the top, front, left
corner stock box point as the
Work Coordinate System origin
location

14. Select the Stock tab to start

defining the stock

15. Select Relative Size Box as

the stock mode

Fixed Size: Direct entry of the

stock dimensions
Relative Size: Enter an offset and
position value of the stock
relative to the modeled part
From Solid: select a modeled
body to be defined as the stock
16. Enter 0 in as the side offset,
and leave the top and bottom
offsets at the default values

17. Select the Post Process tab to

set post processor settings
18. Enter a program name and
comment if desired. There will be
another chance to set this during
post processing

19. Set the WCS Offset value to 1

Note: Both 0 and 1 both point to

the first offset, G54 for example.
For multiple offsets, be sure to
start at 1 and increase from
there
Optional: To repeat the same
setup at different locations, use
Multiple WCS Offsets. This
repeats the same code but
increases the offset value by 1 -
to G55, G56, and G57 for
example