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Originally Posted by MikkiJayne
I've been doing 2D CAD for about 25 years, but 3D for only a year since I bought my CR-10S. From a 2D background the leap to extruding a 2D object in to 3D space is fairly simple, but Fusion is very different to AutoCAD despite both being made by Autodesk. I did my first 3D object in Tinkercad too but quickly found its limits and moved on to Fusion360. |
25 years! That makes sense seeing your skill on display. Yes - Tinkercad does have its limits and a lack of precision/resolution but is oh so easy for someone as lazy as me!
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Check out a chap called Lars Christiansen on Youtube - he has some great tutorials which is how I got started 
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I think I have seen some of his vids. I will have to watch one to confirm. I have been making my way through the lynda.com tutorials on fusion 360 which has been helpful. I get lost in the complexity of the software and usually quickly retreat back to Tinkercad when I get frustrated I am ashamed to say.
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I'll upload these STLs on to my web server and pm you the links shortly 
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I have set the files to print....they should be ready soon
Here is a picture or two:
Brilliant design MJ! I bet it fits like a glove...
Printed @ 100% infill with supports everywhere and a brim. Print time was 1hr 24 mins @ 30mm per second print speed. I will have a go at installing tomorrow and report back.
Here is the time lapse video of the print for a bit of fun!
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