Practice exercise

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This is a practice exercise video solution

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for this practice.

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You want to go ahead and use any of the files

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that you have that contain at least one set up.

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We're gonna be taking a look at setting up a manual inspection in fusion 3 60.

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Now,

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this can be done from the manufacturer workspace and navigating to the inspection.

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Tab

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note that the inspection will be located inside of your

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active setup in this case inside of my two.

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Now this is where I want to create my inspection report inside of two.

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So I'm gonna make sure that that does stay active.

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There are many different ways in which we can create inspections in fusion 3 60.

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Some of them are going to use probing to probe our work coordinate system.

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Some will be using probing to probe geometry or surfaces.

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But in this case, we're going to focus on creating a manual inspection.

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Manual inspections can measure different types of geometry and to get started.

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The first thing I'm gonna do is rotate my part slightly

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and take a look at the inside diameter here.

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Notice that it places a dimension and this dimension

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is going to represent the diameter of the hole.

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In this case, the ideal diameter,

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we can put an upper and lower tolerance value.

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In this case, based on our print, we'll put plus or minus 0.05.

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We're gonna change the manual inspection name to large ID.

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We're measuring the diameter and then I'm gonna hit plus to add a new inspection.

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If we want to measure the distance between two holes, we can select a hole,

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we can change the distance type to center to center distance.

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And then we can select our second hole.

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In this case, I'm gonna put Caliper

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mount

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and again for tolerance value, I'm gonna be using 0.01.

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In this case instead of the default 0.004

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we have a measure method in this case direct,

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but we can also use maximum or minimum distance, gonna leave mine as direct for now,

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you can continue to add additional dimensions for your manual inspection,

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but we're gonna select, ok.

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And just finish with those two.

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Once we've created our manual inspections,

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you can see there's a folder located inside of our

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two set up. We have our large ID as well as our caliper mount.

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We can select each one of these individually,

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right click and record a manual inspection.

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We can also do this at the top level of

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the folder by right clicking and selecting record manual inspection.

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It's important to note that if we do them individually,

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we will have individual inspection results.

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In this case notice at the very top,

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the results folder will be a new inspection results.

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Since we haven't recorded anything yet,

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we're going to enter a value for the large ID, which by default should be 0.38.

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If I say that we measured this at 0.35 we can see that it's within the tolerance value.

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The deviation is 0.03

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and the error is 00.

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If we hit, enter,

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we're gonna record that and move on to the next value.

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In this case, a distance to distance value.

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In this case, I'm gonna measure 3.02.

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Now this is outside of the spec,

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you can see that the arrow is telling us the measured state is above our limit.

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That's OK. I'm gonna hit enter to record that value.

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What we've done is we've now created a results folder

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for inspection results with the large ID and the caliber mount

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we can add to these at any point in time,

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but this shows us the results inside of fusion 3 60

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how they relate to our part.

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The orange values will be outside of tolerance and the green values will be inside.

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So our caliper mount is outside of our tolerance range,

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but the large ID is inside because it's displayed in green.

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This can often times be a little bit difficult to see depending on the geometry,

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potentially the fixtures or other geometry.

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That might be in its way,

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we can always go back and add additional values

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by right clicking and going into our record manual inspection

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for the large ID. I'm gonna record a value that is 0.45.

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I'm gonna hit enter and for the caliper mount, I'm gonna do 3.01 and hit enter.

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Notice that these automatically got added to a new set of results.

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If you want to inspect multiple results on the

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same part or inside of the same inspection results,

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one thing you can do is you can right

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click and when you're recording those manual results,

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instead of going to a new inspection results, simply pick a previous one.

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In this case, we'll go ahead and add 0.38 and 3.01 once more and hit. Enter,

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notice that in our results folder,

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we now have a large ID listed twice and the caliper mount listed twice.

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Once you've recorded all the results from

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your preproduction or your production runs,

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you can right click,

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you can show the results and you can also generate an inspection report.

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I'm gonna select generate inspection report. I'm gonna save it just to the cloud.

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But note you can also save it locally as a PDF.

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Once it gets generated, it will open up in a web browser.

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And we can take a look at the results

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inside of our inspection results.

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We can see here that we measured the large ID twice.

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And the type as a whole, we measured the caliper mount center to center twice.

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We can also see the values and the deviations as well as any that are out of tolerance.

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So this can be extremely helpful when you're

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generating your first or your preproduction parts.

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And you want

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the dimensions,

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make sure that you understand how these documents can be created in fusion 3

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Once you're done,

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make sure that any changes have been saved to your design and then you can move on.