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Marc Cronin Courses
Fusion 360 tutorial for CNC machinists
4.2 (713 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 2.6h- 2022
$54.99
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Most Recent Review
Marc is an excellent teacher. The way he engages with his students and presents the fundamentals of CNC machining enables almost anyone to follow along. As an electrical engineering alumnus myself who uses Fusion 360 to model parts for 3D printing, I found the step-by-step code breakdowns particularly informative. I also found his explanations of key machining concepts crucial to programming a part. However, with that said, I've also noticed a couple of opportunities for improvement, such as the labels on some slides in the radius section and the addition of a G40 command after the Z rapid travel command in the thingy slot example. I look forward to visiting gcodetudor.com and exploring all the great resources it has to offer. Finally, I would like to thank Marc for taking the time to create this very informative course and recommend it to anyone interested in learning about CNC machining.
- Review by Peter Stadnicki on Introduction to CNC Programming
Instructor Bio
I entered into the world of CNC Machining in 1991 as an apprentice for British Aerospace. After a four year apprenticeship I spent the following 26 years programming, operating and setting a full range of CNC Machines, including Lathes and milling machines.
I specialise in programming FANUC and Heidenhain machine tool operating systems up to 12 Axis.
My main roles involved hand coding at the machine instead of using CAD/CAM software.
