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I've create a model and generated a 3D print. I now want to add an inner liner to a portion of that object shown in the attached images, print it in a different color filament, then glue it to the original body. The "liner" walls need to be 1.5mm thick.
In general, my question is probably "How do I create a separate body with walls that fit inside of the original body? Sort of like it was molded to fit, but not necessarily a closed body like a ball. More like lining a metal thermos with a glass interior."
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
In general, my question is probably "How do I create a separate body with walls that fit inside of the original body? Sort of like it was molded to fit, but not necessarily a closed body like a ball. More like lining a metal thermos with a glass interior."
Any suggestions?
Thanks!
Hello all. I have been trying to resolve this problem for days now so I am looking for some help. I am trying to finish off the top of this F16 radio antenna and I cannot seem to be able to thicken the surface after I sweep it around the perimeter of the top. I get errors when I try to thicken the top piece and I do not understand nor know how to fix these issues.
Hello all. I reside in Ontario, Canada and am working as a hobbyist using Fusion 360 for the last 18 months. I do a lot of hobbyist design and 3d printing for other hobbyists mostly related to RC aircraft and RC cars. I am also interested in CNC machining and would like to eventually learn the CAM part of Fusion to use on a hobbyist CNC router.
I find advanced sketching (3d sketching) and subsequent lofting, sweeps as my greatest area of challenge at the moment. I believe being a constructive part of a community like this would be a benefit to help others based on what I have learned so far and improve skills to be of further assistance in addition to furthering work in my 3d printing, CNC and RC aircraft hobbies.
I find advanced sketching (3d sketching) and subsequent lofting, sweeps as my greatest area of challenge at the moment. I believe being a constructive part of a community like this would be a benefit to help others based on what I have learned so far and improve skills to be of further assistance in addition to furthering work in my 3d printing, CNC and RC aircraft hobbies.
Hi everyone, I am experiencing some trouble with a printed part with ASA filament (1,75mm), the part keeps on warping, and deforming the flat action surface. I have tried increasing temeprature of bed to 110ºC, building with rafts, adjusting infill... However same problem keeps appearing...
The backside of the part has a draft angle of 5º and 40º, that shouldnt supose any problem for the print. The backside of the part, curves inwards, pushing the action surface (or intended flat surface) outwards. This is due to the separation of an outside edge off the bed. It happens only on one side of the part. At the moment i am trying to print the same part with round edges, but i can see the same problem is happening once again. Any help would be awesome since i have a deadline for hanidng this in soon.
Regards!
The backside of the part has a draft angle of 5º and 40º, that shouldnt supose any problem for the print. The backside of the part, curves inwards, pushing the action surface (or intended flat surface) outwards. This is due to the separation of an outside edge off the bed. It happens only on one side of the part. At the moment i am trying to print the same part with round edges, but i can see the same problem is happening once again. Any help would be awesome since i have a deadline for hanidng this in soon.
Regards!
Introduce yourself to the community.
Click the green 'New Topic' button above and post the following:
a. I am working in mallorca on, a yacht design industry
b. How long have you been using Fusion 360? For 2 months, but been using solidworks along these years.
c. Why are you using/learning Fusion 360?
3D printing
d. What is your biggest challenge with Fusion 360?
Getting good results and printable parts for mechanisms, and how to avoid failure.
e. What do you want to get from this community?
Get advise on how to imporve my 3D printing overall (DFMA on FDM) and be an expert with challenging materials such as ABS, Nylon and ASA
Click the green 'New Topic' button above and post the following:
a. I am working in mallorca on, a yacht design industry
b. How long have you been using Fusion 360? For 2 months, but been using solidworks along these years.
c. Why are you using/learning Fusion 360?
3D printing
d. What is your biggest challenge with Fusion 360?
Getting good results and printable parts for mechanisms, and how to avoid failure.
e. What do you want to get from this community?
Get advise on how to imporve my 3D printing overall (DFMA on FDM) and be an expert with challenging materials such as ABS, Nylon and ASA
Congrats to all the winners. There were soooo many great submissions. All the judges found it extremely challenging to vote.
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Thanks again to everyone who participated! As always, I welcome any feedback or ideas you have for future 3D modeling challenges... and look forward to seeing you in the next one!
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Thanks again to everyone who participated! As always, I welcome any feedback or ideas you have for future 3D modeling challenges... and look forward to seeing you in the next one!
For those macOS Big Sur users that have a 3DConnexion Cadmouse Pro Wireless - 3Dconnexion just released a firmware update procedure that will get your mouse working again...and this time you don't need a Windows PC to complete the firmware update. You can do everything from your Mac. Their instructions are a little funky so feel free to hit me up if you need help.
Hi everyone -
Andrew Mann
had a wonderful idea to create a weekly community hangout. This will be a live community hangout on Zoom.
✅ Goal of the Community Hangout - a place to virtually meet and have a conversation in real-time. Anything related to Fusion 360, 3D printing, or similar topics. I will come up with a theme or topic to start the conversation - otherwise, we'll let the conversation go with the flow.
🚫 What the Community Hangout is NOT - private Fusion 360 tutoring or a place to ask 100s of troubleshooting questions (a few are okay if it's not disruptive to the conversation).
👇 Please comment on this post with the following 👇
Hi everyone -
✅ Goal of the Community Hangout - a place to virtually meet and have a conversation in real-time. Anything related to Fusion 360, 3D printing, or similar topics. I will come up with a theme or topic to start the conversation - otherwise, we'll let the conversation go with the flow.
🚫 What the Community Hangout is NOT - private Fusion 360 tutoring or a place to ask 100s of troubleshooting questions (a few are okay if it's not disruptive to the conversation).
👇 Please comment on this post with the following 👇
1) Preferred day of the week (e.g. Friday)
2) Your time zone (e.g. PST)
3) Preferred times (e.g. 5pm, 8pm, etc)
2) Your time zone (e.g. PST)
3) Preferred times (e.g. 5pm, 8pm, etc)
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Hey all,
I'm am trying to select the area between the inner and outer circle so I can duplicate the image in the canvas. Clearly, I'm doing something wrong here.
I have also tried placing the inner circle sketch on the outer circle without luck.
I'm am trying to select the area between the inner and outer circle so I can duplicate the image in the canvas. Clearly, I'm doing something wrong here.
I have also tried placing the inner circle sketch on the outer circle without luck.