

Causes: The default 'Inch' units use ouncemass rather than pound measurements.
#FUSION 360 CHANGE UNITS HOW TO#
The units are generic, so if your line is 10 units in the DXF, CB will create a 10 units line regardless of the unit selected. Post-process your file as normal Select the Carbide3d.cps post-processor Use the default properties provided by Autodesk Note: Although we prefer metric units. How to show mass properties as pounds (lbs) instead of ouncemass in Fusion 360. The fact that it ask for inch or mm is because Fusion do not write the right unit or because CB can't read it if the DXF format is not the right, but it has no relation with the size you get in CamBam. Note: CamBam don't convert any lenght when loading a DXF, so if you get a line of 10 units instead of 100 units, it is because the line is really coded as 10 units long in your DXF, maybe a scale factor was applied when exporting (I fight with this problem with SW too, until I found the "1:1 scale" checkbox). Specfically how to to show in feet and inches in a fractional way.Watch NextBrand New. Also make sure to change it in the Document settings under Browser tree of Drawing workspace. Change the General, Angular, or both precision as needed.

Navigate to the Unit and Value Display tab on the left of the Preferences dialogue window. I attach a DXF file with a 100mm square as saved by Solidworks (AC1015 = Acad 2000/2002) How to change your units in Fusion 360 to Architectural model units. Click the profile icon in the upper right corner of Fusion 360. To export for CamBam, you must use ACAD R12/13/14 or ACAD2000 format (AC1009 to AC1015) Next, move the cursor over the Units option, the Change Active Units tool appears.

#FUSION 360 CHANGE UNITS SOFTWARE#
My export settings are: autocad 2000/2002 DXF format Output Scale = 1:1 When you start the Fusion 360 software for the rst time after. I'm not a Fusion360 user, but I have a try with Solidworks and it's OK for me (Cambam 1.0) no alert to change to inches, the size is OK in mm
