fusion core 3d models

Product Description: Introducing the revolutionary 3D Printed Vase and Plant Container, a testament to the harmonious fusion of artistic design and advanced technology. This innovative product empowers individuals to create exquisite and...

The blocks on the base plate are closed on the back and go 15mm deep and use 4mm bolts & nuts to secure them.  For the other end of the adapter this was made using the same sketches in fusion so the holes lined up. On this side the 8mm...

It can control the flow rate betterPlease post a pic if you print!Print Settings:Printer: Prusa Mk3sPlate: Texture plateFilament: PETGSupports: NoRafts: NoInfill: 20%Layer height: 0,2mmHow I Designed This:Using fusion 360The water spike is designed...

... snap shut. To open it, run a knife along one side with a snap fitting and ease it out. There are little chamfers which should help ease the snap fittings out without breaking. How I Designed This Designed in Fusion 360. ... Category: Electronics

and a quick 15 minutes in Fusion 360 later, the "Maglite Switch Bump Tool" was ready! It features cut-outs for the 4 fins at the base of the tower, and a groove for the little focus nub on the side of the tower (no idea what it's actually called)....

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I used Fusion 360 to make the model. Compatibility There is a chance that this dock will work for other mobile phones. The OnePlus One won't fit, because it's 1mm wider than the OnePlus Two. Maybe I'll make a second version for...

The used parts per prop are: M3 x 10mm button head machine screw (x4) M5 x 10mm button head machine screw (x6) M5 x 10mm socket cap machine screw (x2) M5 nyloc nut (x2) M5 washer (x2) M6 x 30mm hex head bolt (x4) 20mm electrical PVC conduit (1x 4m...

 This model was developed by Orlando Fanti using Fusion 360You are free to download, print, distribute, modify since keeping the credits. Use it at your own risk!  This is the version #5, but the first to be published. The...

I had never used Fusion 360 but decided this would be a good time to learn it. So, I rolled up my sleeves and started. To make this long explanation a little shorter what I did was: • Removed the standoffs for the Printerboard used in the original...

My fusion 360 skills suck so I cut these off of an exisiting stl cap and the units are messed up. I print at: X-9.4%, Y-9.4%, and Z-10% to provide a snug fit while keeping the height. Then I attempted to put super glue on the bottom to glue it to the...

This model was developed by Orlando Fanti using Fusion 360 You are free to download, print, distribute, modify since keeping the credits. Use it at your own risk! This is the version #5, but the first to be published. The previous versions...

**I opted for the housing (not the lens) to be printed using MJF Nylon 12 on a HP MJF (Multi Jet Fusion) printer through Xometry.** This rendered sub-millimeter accurate results and did not require supports afaik. I will be CNC machining the...

This is my custom-made adjustable pistol grip stock designed for late model Sheridan Model C Blue Streak 5mm .20 cal Air Rifle in Fusion 360. The design I named "JP" features a logo inside the Pistol Grip and holds 25 5mm pellets, transforming an...

As I intend to use the board for my Acorn machines, it was modified to support Motor Control via the 3.5mm stereo plug.DesignI used Fusion 360 to design a simple case that has a slot for the MicroSD card, a cutout for the OLED display as well as...

... for anyone in need. Visit my Etsy shop if you are interested. Store All The Bits Print Settings Printer: DBot Rafts: NoSupports: No Resolution: 0.2mmInfill: 20% How I Designed This I designed this in Fusion 360. Category: Toy & Game Accessories

For multi-filament printers version 3 of the magnetic golf ball stencil holder designed using Fusion 360 is made up of two ball holder halves connected with a flex hinge (requires a flex filament).  When the two halves come together they are...

Je partage le fichier fusion en cas de modification pour votre projet. Etapes: - Imprimer le fichier - Glisser le PTFE dans son emplacement a la longueur voulue - Tracer avec un feutre l'amorce du contact sur le tube - Sortir le tube et le couper...

Product Description: Introducing the revolutionary 3D Printed Vase and Plant Container, a testament to the harmonious fusion of artistic design and advanced technology. This innovative product empowers individuals to create exquisite and...

I created this model entirely in Fusion 360 using a screencap of AvE's video to get the general outline. It fits nicely in the hand, and everything else is my own design. The main difference between mine and the original is that mine doesn't have a...

The parametric design of the foot was quite easy in Fusion 360, however the problems arose at the time of printing: making two almost complete spheres in "print en place" did not give the desired results, due to the inevitable "welding points" that...

Since I have a 3d printer and like messing around with fusion 360...I decided to make one. I used and existing cover to get the dimensions for the clips and backside, with some modifications. First off, I printed every part for this with its...

... and wiring completed. 4. The Front clicks together with the Rear (start at the top). 5. The front and rear screw together using two M3 screws (from the underside of the module). Fusion 360 archive file is attached if you want to tweak something.

I am not very good at organic modeling and tried to get it as close as I could with the limitations of Fusion 360. My goal was the swappable blade above all. But I figured a dremel is always an options after the fact. I left grip hollow for...

... I just let the retaction filament lay on the desk. Just for completeness I’ve included a couple of O-rings I used for the hydrometer. I've uploaded my Fusion 360 design so you can edit it. I'm self-taught so only constructive criticism please.

So I designed a new version.How I Designed ThisLike the original designer, I took photos of the cap threads and experimented in Fusion 360 to get the cap part correct (even printed a cap test before committing to the rest of the design).I looked at...

This model was made with Fusion 360 and sliced with Simplify3D. 0.2mm layer height, 4 top and 3 bottom solid layers with three perimeter shells. ... 0.4mm extrusion width Materials Required: 1-m3x16 hex socket head cap screw 1-m3x20 hex socket head...

I've also been learning how to work with editing STL files in Fusion 360 while preserving the design history after. Initially, I tried something simple - turning a <a href="https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3370261">rubber ducky into a tire valve...

It is fully parametric (see image of the table) so you can create any size for your specific sheet and LEDs.Acrylic sheet:3mm Acrylic sheet is cut to size.using hand tools is no problem, just a bit slowwhen using power tools be careful not to scratch...

Keep that in mind when printing the files. For prototyping I recommend to use a small breakout-board for the ESP32: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32972157302.html This is the LCD I used: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32956038705.html LiFePO4...