CNC Bits in Fusion 360

[parmesan_makes]

Hi everyone,
I have had the Snapmaker A350 for about 8 months now but have only just got the confidence to get into CNC carving. I have ordered the 5 CNC bit package to try and do relief carving of landscapes from terrain2stl with the V-bit. The problem I have is in the tool library downloaded from the snapmaker website there doesn’t appear to be a carving bit shown, so I can’t generate the gcode in Fusion.

Is it in the tool library or is there somewhere else I need to get it from?

Any help appreciated!

[xchrisd]

If you download the post-process files from the support page and install it correctly, you should be able to create your toolpaths with various bits.
There is a tutorial about fusion in the forum.
Should be this thread, i guess:

CNC Cutting with Files Exported from Fusion 360

This guide teaches you how to generate a simple CNC model with Autodesk Fusion 360, and proceed to CNC cutting with your Snapmaker. If you intend to follow this through, then you will need a cylindrical piece of material that can be CNC cut, with a minimum diameter of 85 millimeters (mm). Alternatively, you can practice modeling with this guide on Fusion 360, and design a project of your own. Happy making! 1. Configuration 1.1 Visit snapmaker, and download the Configuration Files & Tool Libr…

[parmesan_makes]

I imported the Snapmker 2.0 CNC Tool Library into Fusion but there doesn’t seem to be a v-carving bit in the list - there are 7 flat end mills and 1 ball end but no indication of a carving v-bit. I’ll have a look in the other tool libraries but I’m not sure what it will be described as.

[xchrisd]

You could create your own bit.
Simply measure the bit and create it.

Or you write to support to get the needed facts or a updatet file .