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This offer is available in the 50 United States and Canada and may not be combined with other rebates or promotions and is void where prohibited or restricted by law. Products available through the Autodesk eStore under this program include a 3-seat bundle of Fusion 360. (Optional) Students can bring their own laptops with Autodesk Fusion 360 pre-installed on it.The purchase of the Autodesk Fusion 360 bundle offers a 33% discount off the Suggested Retail Price (SRP) for purchases of three new 1-year subscriptions to Fusion 360, purchased as a bundle, excluding taxes. Come learn an important skill that will help you in your future engineering projects! The tutorial will cover key considerations for tooling set-up, how to create clean surface finishes, using multiple tools, and many more skills.

Students will learn to use Fusion 360 CAM software so that they can machining parts on the OEDK's two CNC Mills when they need to on future projects. This CAM (Computer-aided Manufacturing) tutorial will show students how to take a CAD (computer-aided design) model and create machining tool paths.

Manual machining can take hours of hands on work, and with increasingly advanced machines you need to know the techniques to instruct machines to make your pats for you. Some parts are most easily laser cut, and some parts are most easily 3D printed, but in many cases only machining (using subtractive manufacturing) can meet your prototyping needs.

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