ACP Fusion (DFM) Practice Questions - Autodesk Certified Professional In Design For Manufacturing With Autodesk Fusion Exam

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When evaluating a part for subtractive manufacturing in Autodesk Fusion, a designer wants to verify that internal corners are large enough for a milling cutter to reach. Which design principle most directly drives the minimum acceptable internal fillet radius?

The internal corner radius must be at least equal to the cutting tool radius because a round cutter cannot produce a sharp internal corner The radius must be smaller than the cutting tool radius so the tool can plunge Internal corners should always be left perfectly square to maximize strength The fillet radius is irrelevant to milling because only drilling is used in subtractive work

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The internal corner radius must be at least equal to the cutting tool radius because a round cutter cannot produce a sharp internal corner

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