7 Easy Tips and Tricks for 3D Printed Design in Fusion 360

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#Sponsored In this video I share with you 7 easy tips and tricks to help you design an enclosure for your 3D printer control board using fusion 360, and of course these are optimised for 3D printing!
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@thelightspeed3d712 4 года назад

Man I’ve been doing this for a while. I always use Joel Tellings trick of modeling in a layer I’ve the hole and then punching thru it after it’s printed, this is a really cool idea. I didn’t expect that.

@certified-forklifter 4 года назад

wow, the zip tie trick is awesome!

@Vector3DP 4 года назад

Right?! Glad you like it

@shenqiangshou 4 года назад

Thank you for the upside down hex hole trick!

@certified-forklifter 4 года назад

thanks!

@avejst 4 года назад

Great opdate Great tips Great channel Thanks for sharing :-)

@Vector3DP 4 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@kazolar 4 года назад

if you add a thin profile covering the hole the height of a layer -- then the nut bridging will work much easier, and you just break through the single layer of material to use it.

@Vector3DP 4 года назад

But breaking through a layer of material is a pain, especially if you have tens of holes, and this method works perfectly without needing any breaking through or post processing at all. Honestly, give it a go and let me know how it goes for you.

@AndersRoos 4 года назад

Rearding the hex inset, it is much easier to just chamfer the hole so you get a 45 degree overhang that is printable. The nut will rest on the edges where there is most material so it will be fairly strong even if the distance to the other side short.

@christiaanpretorius1 3 года назад

If you ever printed Prusa parts you'll know where the idea for the down facing holes comes from.

@meltonpieman959 4 года назад

Well done Steve - the best design for a downward facing hex nut hole I have seen. Great video for that alone. * * * * * David

@Vector3DP 4 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it. Guessing you got Steve from the name of my printer 😂 common mistake, its Adam.

@meltonpieman959 4 года назад

Vector 3D yea a major senior lockdown error! So sorry Adam!

@Vector3DP 4 года назад

Haha, no worries, everyone does it!

@covertpluto 4 года назад

500th view and 13th comment, also I use the zip tie trick since it’s just pure amazing

@Machbar24 4 года назад

Love the zip tie tip! Thank you. What's the slot along the top right edge for? Ribbon cable for the Raspberry PI? Did you reinforce the inside of the lid?

@ddegn 4 года назад

Where you do you get your well behaved cables? Mine don't go where they're told like yours do. Thanks for another video. I liked the print friendly nut holes.

@Vector3DP 4 года назад

Haha. I normally use silicone cables with high strand count on printers. They are very well behaved.

@Technoboy928 4 года назад

@vector 3d Why do you have springs on the bolts holding the ballscrew nut?🤔

@Vector3DP 4 года назад

Its actually the formbot raptor design that one. The intention is that it allows sliding in XY plane while not allowing motion in Z. Prevents and chance of Z banding with slight misalignment.

@Technoboy928 4 года назад

@@Vector3DP oh, Thanks for the reply.🤗