Once a Fusion 360 model is finished, it is time to get it 3D printed. However, the finished 3D model cannot print as-is. A 3D printer (or CNC Machine) needs a toolpath or "instructions" to create the …
Design Intent vs Accuracy vs Fitness-for-Purpose? – Who Rules?
If there is a simple solution to this conundrum it eludes me, but I tend to lean towards “Design Intent” being the grail of the designer, “Accuracy” being the domain of the engineer - something you …
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Playing with the timeline in Parametric Design…
Sometimes Fusion 360's functionality can be used in unusual ways to extend the capability of a model. One such underrated and under-discussed ability is "Feature Suppression" which can make a design …
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Kevin’s Take: The Best 3D Printer for Hobbyists
In this post, I'll take a non-traditional approach to recommend 3D printers for hobbyists. Instead of comparing features, we'll look at three categories of hobbyist printers, which directly correlate to the amount of time you'll devote to working with the printer.[Read more...] about Kevin’s Take: The Best 3D Printer for Hobbyists