I just downloaded Fusion360 yesterday and am researching printers. This is all a steep learning curve,. Thanks for taking the time to put this video together. I noticed a folder you had named "944 Hub"...i clicked your profile and i see you are a fellow 944 owner! small world! picked up an 87 Turbo in 4/22 🍻🍻
@emteepeeess
Жыл бұрын
A really useful video - thanks! I've been 3D-printing with Fusion360 for a few years now and picked up some useful tips as I'm working on a knob at the moment. I use Cura and Ultimaker-3, and the top of the knob is domed. So I plan to create it, then slice it in two, print them separately and glue them together. To ensure accurate registration and provide strength, I'll add four small holes across the slice plane into which I'll glue short 1mm metal rods. One comment - you export your STL, which takes some time. In File->3D-print you set STL (which seems to be the default), deselect "Send to 3D Print Utility", select the body you want to save, and click OK - pretty much instant.
@YmeBP
2 жыл бұрын
Van, this is excellent !!!! Thanks I've been printing things on my 3d printer and been wondering how I can actually make things to print. Thanks for going through this in such detail.
@jetsetjimbobeer
2 жыл бұрын
Very interesting, I have made a few things in Fusion, but I am always learning new tricks! Quick tip, you can speed up your workflow a little if you select the 3D Print option under the Utilities tab, you can then select the Makerbot software to export to as 'Custom'. It will skip having to save as STL and then load it inside your slicer.
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