How to make a 3D Printable Lightbox | Fusion 360 | braga3dprint | vectorizer.ai | Bambu Labs

In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create a 3D printable Lightbox using Fusion 360. We'll start by converting an image to SVG format using vectorizer.ai, then import it into Fusion 360 to design the Lightbox. I'll guide you through the process step by step, ensuring you can follow along easily. While this video is geared towards Bambu Labs machines, the Fusion 360 part about making the 3D model could help anyone. Once the 3D model is complete, I'll share the specific Bambu Studio and Orca Slicer settings that have yielded the best results for printing Lightboxes.
Lightbox and filament settings as well as the easter bunny lightbox are available on Maker World:
makerworld.com/en/models/3895...
Orca slicer V2.0.0 beta release
github.com/SoftFever/OrcaSlic...
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[@braga3dprint]

I wanted to share some additional insights regarding the 'Reduce infill retraction' setting mentioned in the video. Upon further consideration, it's important to note that this setting doesn't retract filament when the travel occurs within the infill area. Considering that the faceplate doesn't have infill, it's possible that this setting may not have a significant impact on your print quality or performance.

[@AlexCue]

Thank you for the very detailed workflow! I really liked how you went through all your settings and explained WHY/HOW you chose your settings. The tip of light filament->dark filament was great.

[@az3dprinting]

Bem vindo de volta 👏👏 grande abravo

[@josephgatt6480]

Awesome, you are the best. Thank you for sharing !💪🏻

[@SUPPORTYOURSELF]

I can't wait to make some lightboxes!! Thank you!

[@JDguimaraes88]

Perfeito :)
Até o gervásio que separava o lixo dos ecopontos já fazia luminárias com este tutorial bem completo.
Obrigo pela dica, Abraço

[@goldmannation]

Great video. Thank you for your services!

[@officebroomer]

Great video, thanks for sharing all the knowledge.

[@willlo9156]

Nice job! Thanks for the info!

[@az3dprinting]

Great job my friend 💪

[@braga3dprint]

Thank you so much, @az3dprinting! Your support means a lot. I truly appreciate your kind words. It wouldn't have been possible without your guidance in the early days. Let's keep pushing forward together! 💪

[@BrittmyDog]

what a good tutorial .. i have looked at your makerworld ... maybe you can make a box for the pacha ibiza ... thanks...

[@braga3dprint]

Hi @BrittmyDog,
Thanks for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial. I do commissions, so feel free to send me a message. Alternatively, you can join my Patreon and submit a request there. If your request is popular, it may be added to the queue.

[@87livinglegend]

Is this done with an ams?

[@xXxDJDANxXx1]

Yeah multicolor will be done via ams

[@87livinglegend]

@@xXxDJDANxXx1 I asked because he has a method to do it without ams

[@xXxDJDANxXx1]

@87livinglegend sure you can do it without ams via layer pause colour change but I'm not sure how you would set it up for a light box. If he has a pre prepared file that you can print directly from maker work. Would make the process easier.

[@nunosantosvlsantos656]

muito bom conteúdo mas so uma observação pois como tens a luminaria em setp a dica do infil wall overlap penso que nao funciona pois se aplica apenas em objectos e nao em partes do objecto tal como a compensação x y so vai funcionar se separes como objectos tenta meter 100% para ver se faz alterações no slicer mas muito bom conteúdo parabens

[@braga3dprint]

Obrigado pelo comentário! Penso que o infill overlap continua a funcionar, mesmo em objetos como luminárias em step. O infill overlap é diferente das compensações x e y. Enquanto as compensações x e y afetam as dimensões de cada objeto, o infill overlap determina a sobreposição entre as linhas de infill com as linhas de perímetro. Embora possa não ajudar diretamente a ligar as cores, pode ajudar a tapar alguns furos.

[@ronr179]

Thanks for the video your light boxes are amazing! Do you have a reference for LED light with a longer power cable. So that your not limited to how close you need to be to the power source

[@nunosantosvlsantos656]

@@braga3dprint na verdade tens razão vim de confirmar mas já agora se meteres as partes por objeto mesmo a compensação x y vai funcionar ! E pode estar em sept mas todas as cores teen que ser como objeto e não partes mas em relação ao wall overlap tbm se aplica a partes ! 🙏 tinhas razão peço desculpa

[@braga3dprint]

@@nunosantosvlsantos656 Sem problemas! Agradeço-te por verificares e partilhares essa informação. Não há necessidade de pedir desculpas, estamos aqui para aprender e melhorar juntos! 🙏

[@braga3dprint]

​@@ronr179 Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and find the light boxes amazing. Regarding your question about LED lights with longer power cables, one of the easiest solutions is to get a USB to USB extension cable. However, what I personally do is order USB cables with on-off switches and exposed cable ends from AliExpress. Then, I solder them to the LEDs, which gives me more flexibility in terms of power cable length and placement.
Aliexpress link: shorturl.at/fjsv1

[@Crodgers88]

How about in bamboo software

[@kylehardy946]

When I try to offset the 2nd offset the - 2.45mm off of the 10.5mm offset it gives me an error to use the original model as the offset origin.