Fusion 360 - How To Model and 3D Print Your Next Project - Ask LarsLive
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- How To Model and 3D Print Your Next Project is a snippet of Sunday's Ask LarsLive. You Can watch the full episode here:
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Never knew you could do multiple fillet commands at one time. I have always had 3 or 4 fillets on my timeline and hated the look of it. Love new tricks. Thanks so much!
For better strength, print with the topside touching the printer bed. 3d printers have better layer adhesion when you reduce the unsupported overhang angle. Also, use chamfers more around areas touching the build plate. You can control the overhang angles.
Thank you for the great comment
10:10: interesting, because I discovered your channel thanks to a tutorial where you advised that making construction lines is a good modelling habit and we should not forget it.
Love the Modelling lessons and have learned a heap by watching them. Modelling for 3D printing you need to consider the manufacturing process as part of the model and the limitations it imposes. Overhangs to 45 degrees (or more) are fine and for best strength this model should have been printed standing on it's top face not it's back. A small 5 or 6mm brim would help make sure it stays stuck to the bed.
Thank you for the great comment👍😊
@@cadcamstuff Some of the content here is as a result of you www.eevblog.com/forum/testgear/replacement-knobs-feet-and-fittings-for-test-equipment/msg2255109/#msg2255109 I might know the thread starter too ;) A mixed bag of purely functional models for unobtanium parts.
This was another great video thanks for all the knowledge!! 👍
@Lars: You say "I hope someone finds this useful", I find everything is useful or will be sometime!
A really really useful video Lars. Just brilliant! I love the modelling approach and explanations of your thought process. A BIG thumbs up from me! 👍👍👍 Thank you 🙏 👍😎🇦🇺
Wow! I would have never thought of that!!! Well done. Very helpful
I always learn something watching you Lars ! - Always !
The other day just for sh*^^s and giggles i thought i would have a play with turbocad 17 i have on an old pc - i wish i hadn't ! I am still traumatised ! Man i'm telling you it was HORRIBLE ! Long live Fusion !
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Fantastic Lars, you always amaze me with your Fusion skills!!! Thanks so much for you work in sharing these with us!! W.
Happy you like the videos👍😊 Thank you for watching
Good vid! Been trying to learn Fusion and this was really helpful!
Glad it helped!
Awesome! Thanks
Hi Lars, I have learned a lot from your videos, keep it going👍
This time I got different idea how
I would have modeled the v opening by using press pull by rectanglefrom the side to have the edge of the slot to be sharp edge, and have the groove bottom sharp as well.
Nice 👍😊
Very interesting Lars, good job and I've learned so much watching the video. Keep up the fantastic work.
Thank you for watching 👍
I absolutely LOVE the shirt!
Lars very nice technique; learned a lot. THK
Wow! Thx Lars.
Really Good information Thank-you so much for tutorial
Nice approach. I got to use the loft feature more.
Hi from Denmark grate video
I'll print whatever you come up with.
Is because you think mechanically. 😎
Whoa!
Fusion Genius!
Thank you 👍😊
Awesome
"Woh! I never thought to do that"...just getting into Fusion from 123D ;) I know, I know....
I'd try to avoid filleting the edges touching the print bed as you will get overhangs that are too steep to print cleanly.
another great video lars, love the sweater, no place like home, where you get it ?
You forgot to make the screw hole!
You should have showed us the printed part... otherwise why even talk about Cura lol
Hahahaha
kindly trim your videos duration. 🙂
This is trimmed😁