Adding V bits to tool library

[dfox1787]

Have you tried Google? There's a whole bunch of stuff if you look for something like "Fusion 360 add tool to library". The Youtube videos by NYC CNC are well-regarded and he has one, I see. It's a pretty straightforward thing to do, once you have found out what the important parameters are as opposed to the ones you can ignore (bit like much of F360, in fact). Ignore things like "toolholder", for example. It's important for some things, but safe to ignore when you're getting started.

Yeah ive had a look but i was surprised to see you cant add them in as a actual v bit. Ill have to add them as chamfer or somehting similiar.

[m_c]

Yeah ive had a look but i was surprised to see you cant add them in as a actual v bit. Ill have to add them as chamfer or somehting similiar.

A V bit is just a type of chamfer cutter...

[Neale]

A V bit is just a type of chamfer cutter...

...and F360 appears to allow you to enter a 0mm tip diameter to make it a V-cutter.

I did wonder about the question as the "tool entry" mechanism is pretty straightforward. All is now clear!

[dfox1787]

this best i could do with this tool

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/60-Degree...4AAOSw44BYKvQk

[m_c]

If you want amore accurate representation, use a Tapered Mill, and set the tip diameter to 0.0000001.

[dfox1787]

If you want amore accurate representation, use a Tapered Mill, and set the tip diameter to 0.0000001.

thank you that does look more like it.

I think they should just add the v bit option to the tool selection.

Would the tapered angle be 30 degrees for a 60 degree bit?

[Clive S]

Does this help https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-8hboMoueg