Inventor HSM 2015 includes a full license of Inventor 2015 software. Inventor HSM brings customizable machining to Autodesk Inventor CAD. Inventor HSM 2015 helps machinists, designers, and engineers turn Inventor designs into manufacturable parts by generating machining toolpaths directly inside Inventor. Today Autodesk announces the commercial availability of Inventor HSM, an integrated CAM solution for Inventor users. In the video you will see the greenBull CNC cutting out the parts we have created.The first commercial version comes after nine months of beta testing. Now under the "Machining" tab we will go to "produce gcode" and ask us where we want to save the gcode file.
We will first save the file we have created. Now we are ready to create the file and run it on the machine. Now we apply the final profiles and then press CTRL+T to see the tool paths. We have set this to drill straight down and up, without any spiraling. We set the profile for only a single pass which we have set as drill straight. Now we move to the back piece and create a new part for it so it can be run individually if necessary. The ones with an X in them will not actually rout. We will set the feed rate lower on the roughing to offset this. If you want to adjust this you need to set the spacing to at least. You will notice that only the finishing is able to pass through the separation lines. We press CTRL+T to generate the tool paths. Now all lines should be joined and we can do a roughing and finishing profile. This is not done in Inventor so we need to do this in CAMBAM. You will notice that the lines are not joined so we need to join and close the lines. We pick up on part 10 by setting the profile in CAMBAM for roughing and finishing. In the 10th and final part of the series we will be showing the final result from design to fabrication on the CNC machine.
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