Fusion 360 EasyScribe Setup?

[AdamE]

Wondering if there is any info out there for assisting with how to use and setup the EasyScriber using Fusion 360? I bought one as since i saw they were available for my machine but did not think to consider my CAM software . But i am sure i could figure it out after playing with it a bit and going off of the user guides they do have available (hopefully).. Just thought i couldn't be the only one using fusion 360 and wanting to scribe some parts, possibly there'd be something someone wrote up or a video on the tube to go off of. Any help is appreciated! otherwise ill post what i manage to figure out as i go.

[EasyScriber]

What plasma table are you using? Do you use Fusion 360 as your post processor? I am sure we can help to get you going.

[AdamE]

I have a langmuir crossfire pro and use fusion 360 for cad and cam. Then use fire control for cutting.

[EasyScriber]

OK here is a great video done by one of our customers that will likely really help you out

[AdamE]

Awesome, I got some scribing work done. making trophies for a car show

[EasyScriber]

Awesome and your trophy plaques look great! Thanks for posting the pic

[AdamE]

Forgot to post a pic of them all finished up.

[EasyScriber]

Those look phenomenal! Very nicely done and thank you for posting the pic. Would you mind if we shared your picture?

[acourtjester]

Looks great AdemE, is that 3 layers?? did you paint or powder coat the top layer and etch through the coating?? Please share you process.

[AdamE]

Those look phenomenal! Very nicely done and thank you for posting the pic. Would you mind if we shared your picture?

Thank you! Please feel free to share

[ROKCRLER]

Nicely done!

[EasyScriber]

Those look phenomenal! Very nicely done and thank you for posting the pic. Would you mind if we shared your picture?

Thank you! Please feel free to share

Awesome, Thanks Adam

[AdamE]

Looks great AdemE, is that 3 layers?? did you paint or powder coat the top layer and etch through the coating?? Please share you process.

Yes 3 layers. I got the idea from MemFor and modified the Brewfest Trophy file he shared here on plasmaspider. I made a setup with 2 seperate operations in fusion 360. So it would get cut out as well as the holes first, then painted them just before running the 2nd operation for scribing the design. Then basically ran the machine through its program before allowing the paint to dry, still being tacky. I dont know how well defined the lines would turn out if the paint were to completely cure, but i didnt have the patience for this particular project to wait and find out.

Here is a short video.
https://youtube.com/shorts/4xgzwlsGr1U? ... bQqNvTWgfB

[AdamE]

Nicely done!

Thankyou!