Go From Fusion 360 To 3D Printer - Tutorial - #LarsLive 180

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[@Jimgoodwin846]

I too am new. I’ve never used a CAD program in my life...75 years young. Thought I want to learn something new. I worked with 123d Design a little. I think if I can get a handle on building the conduit box in your Beginner series, I can build most anything I want to send to my printer (ender 3 pro) new to that too. Built it about 3 weeks ago. Mostly print stuff for my RC AIRPLANE HOBBY. Actually new to that too. You’re a wonderful instructor. I look forward to more of your excellent videos.

[@DerKaktusAvant]

Never to late to learn something new! Hope it is going well. 2 years later ide expect you are now pretty good and are designing lots of stuff!

[@DPW13]

Thank you very much!! 5 years later and you are still reaching new eyes. You are helping me achieve my goals and dreams of learning this craft and enjoying my time!! THANK YOU!

[@cadcamstuff]

Awesome to hear. Thank you for writing!

[@TheTakumiBrennen]

Same thing as others have said, 5 years later and this is still so very helpful. Thank you !

[@cadcamstuff]

Great to hear!

[@rescobar8572]

Wow!! Almost 4 years old and I just saw this video for the first time! ABSOLUTELY AMAZING! Great presentation Lars! Thank you. I learned so much in this one video.

[@princesspapi9000]

This is literal gold as far as content is concerned!!! Happy I found your channel as I'm just starting :)

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much for watching :-)

[@alexanderzuaregui6466]

Yup

[@farhanelmassalme1453]

This is an under-valued channel. Thank you. I have learned about this in few days more than I have learned in years.

[@cadcamstuff]

Great to hear! Thank you for watching

[@ItsSederec]

Just watched beginner series and this clip. Wow. So much more informed 👍 Thanks, excellent and direct tutorials 🤜

[@growellyfilm]

Great Teacher. I’m new to CAD and 3D. Lars you make this easy and fun. Keep up the great work

[@erikandersen3416]

Fantastic! All your videos are super helpful. I put in a “great word” for you with the Autodesk Team at IMTS in Chicago. Said how helpful your videos are for the Fusion products. I really liked your video when you were at IMTS a few years ago. The Autodesk folks said they had similar comments from others at the show.

[@TheMrRafaelB]

The best Fusion 360 tutorial videos on KZbin, thank you for sharing!

[@tiffanyta8382]

For anyone who is looking for the "Make" button in the new Fusion UI: it's under the "Design" workspace then the "Tools" tab.

[@iamtehmunkie]

Lifesaver, Thankyou

[@shanebarrett5827]

Awesome video Lars. Don’t listen to the negative comments. Your an awesome teacher.

[@darrenbradz]

Great video, I’m new to 3D printing and haven’t used inventor for 14 years wow.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you for watching

[@genelaw2030]

I appreciate your thoughtfulness and the detail you put into your videos.

[@groundskeeper5292]

Thanks Lars. You are a very competent teacher. I have many years autocad experience having worked as a draftsman for many years but I am just a beginner in 3d printing and Autodesk fusion 360. Very useful information. Hopefully in the next week or two I might actually 3 d print something! AS for the xy plane...I was told it came from paper drafting originally and drafting desks were traditionally slanted so that the drawing appeared as if X was horizontal and y was vertical...therefore when 3d drawings were required the 3rd dimension was naturally z, towards the viewer. This then translated into early cad programs and so forth it just stuck. No worries. I like how you get around it...As for tolerances also great information. I will keep watching your lessons. I was wondering if you were going to remove the lid from the heart shaped box, then flip it over, attache it along one side of the box per se, and then call it all one object, then save it as an stl file, and just after printing is done, break it apart as if it were a plastic model for example, like the ones we used to build as kids. theoretically you could have all your parts on one file, connected by some plastic sprues, and then import them to stl and cura and so forth.

[@reeceburns5681]

you can tell you love what you do thanks for sharing you’ve really taught me a lot in less than 2 hours than i would’ve searching around for 8

[@2009Vmax]

Just want to say thank you, to you, and to Autodesk. AutoCAD changed the course of my life about 26 years ago (a story for another time). In the last 2 years I have been experimenting with 3D printers and "making" Anet A8 started it all, an Ultimaker 3 Extended showed up 6 months later and a Muse laser recently. I first used TinkerCAD to make my designs then found Fusion 360 and never turned back. I enjoy watching your videos, I aways learn something that makes "making" faster, easier and more fun. Please keep up the great work you do and know how much your appreciated!

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Bob Streeter Thank you for watching! And for the great comment! Hope you have an awesome day!

[@keithlucas6260]

I skipped the "TinkerCad as my printer came with "SketchUp".

[@louiespray]

Enjoyed the first 3 videos and am looking forward to watching more. Good work!

[@RH3D]

I really like the way you do videos man keep it up. subbed!

[@foodandtech506]

Love your attitude, so fun to watch. Can be more concise.

[@richardmaidwell3492]

lars i love your videos i always come to your when fusion i gets updated and i have learnt do much from previous videos

[@CallardAndBowser]

When I was a senior designer at General Motors and we were using Unigraphics, we always had it set to z-up.

[@nidhirajrj1791]

Hai sir, can u please give me your instagram id💖

[@robsandstrom9854]

Very useful information. Looking forward to trying the gauge for clearance needs on my printer.

[@DrFiero]

In subtractive machining (you know, the old normal way!) the Z axis not being up/down is very confusing as well. Glad you mentioned that default setting!

[@stephenstaines8268]

Lars your a great entertaining informative instructor- just starting with Fusion from a Zbrush point of view and I'm going to stick to you like glue

[@leonardversnel1452]

Hello Lars, as a starter i learn a lot from you, thanks! regarding this video (180) you talk about STL as not the most accurate format, but do not mention more accurate ones? Other video ?

[@DaddyScribbles]

Hey Lars, any chance you're going to do a tutorial on the Additive workspace for Fusion 360?

[@kolankprof]

Thanks, Lars. Just getting started with Fusion 360 and I'm very excited about being able to make 3D prints. Given that this video was made close to 2.5 yrs ago, what 3D printer make and models would you recommend today (November 26, 2020) ? ( I know the marketplace is changing rapidly and don't want to invest in a printer made by a company that's "on the ropes".) As a hobbyist, my purchase criteria for a 3D printer are: Cost range $500 to $1.5K USD, high reliability, working volume say ... a cubic foot or thereabout, filaments available at a reasonable prince. Many Thanks for your insights!

[@bbrendon]

FYI - "Preview Mesh" won't work when you goto file -> "3d print" if you don't have meshmixer installed. I didn't have cura or meshmixer. Once meshmixer was installed the preview started working.

[@jessejohnson159]

It's been a while since watching a Fusion 360 video you've produced. Hoping to make a big step and print something 'shortly'! baby steps for me Lars! Thanks! 😁

[@gloriouspopemantom373]

I just wanted to know how make the sliced file and have it work, Ill come back some other day. Seems to be loads of good design tips, timestamps might've been nice, maybe the information is here.

[@newalla344]

Very good information, video well done. I like the way you get each point across. Thanks again.

[@cadcamstuff]

You are so very welcome :-) Thank you for watching!

[@Laserblade]

Excellent subject Lars, thank you for your help!

[@3rdidesign908]

Hi Lars! Can you PLEASE make a video that breaks down light emitting sources in Render mode, more specifically how to make interior recessed lighting. Thank you so much for all the extremely helpful videos!

[@3rdidesign908]

Even more specifically, how to utilize the advanced light settings!

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi 3rd I Design Thank you for watching! I will look into this, but I have ot admit that I am not the best render guy out there

[@gozzzart2450]

MARY X MAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL OF YOU WHISH YOU ALL HEALTHY YEARS TO COME

[@spaceman4073]

very good will need to watch several times

[@merethehansen9664]

Thx from Denmark

[@vaibhavbisht3746]

Great way to pack everything in one video Cool!!

[@bilk2521]

Lars thanks again for another vid with info I'm interested in. I've been using Fusion for all my 3d printer stuff and it is great to see the results. You should get one. There is endless potential just around the house for using a hobby grade plastic printer from trinkets for the kiddos to replacement brackets on kitchen cabinets ( even the shelf brackets that you used in your AB series) I have just been using PLA for filament and am surprised at its utility. Thanks again for you videos. bil

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi bil k Thank you for watching! and the great comment!!

[@vaughanza]

Lars , I do a ton of 3D Printing and never thought about the STL not being that accurate compared to CAD file and understand what you saying about triangles. Is it possible to change from STL file to a more accurate file, so that the circles can be perfect circles etc. Is the 3D printer industry thinking of changing the file type ?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Vaughan Lundin Thank you for watching! So when using the 3D print function within Fusion you get an option to increase the triangular count, that is really the only thing I can think of you can do. I know that other software has the same function. But, if you start with an STL file, you are stuck with what you got. You do have an option to increase the triangular count in the mesh tools within Fusion, but it is important to remember that you are increasing the triangular count of the original file. I will think that as 3D printers get more and more accurate STL will be replaced with solids, if not someone has already :-) Have an awesome day! BEst, Lars

[@keithlucas6260]

Look up the brand new Mazak i400 Hybrid....it's a five axis CNC/3d laser metal printer & machining center... I've run the e410, and this new one runs a whole different CAD/CAM file for the 3d part of it, but then the machine is close to two million bucks.

[@agustinbmed]

Jeepers, this video was from 2018... any chance you could update the video with regards to exporting as Binary or ASCII? does it matter? When I transfer the STL to simplify3D it tells me the size is too small and it needs to re-size. However I sized everything correctly in Fusion360. So I'm guessing it has to do with the export method? Thanks for your informative videos btw!

[@peternelson3020]

Hi lars. I have the 2022 version of Fusion. Is there a tutorial like tut 180 but made for the 2022 version? Thanks for the tutorials.

[@ShawnMcClureModeler]

Great information. Thank you for the tutorials.

[@grahampartridge9335]

Thanks .. I'm just getting into cad and you're video's are very helpful

[@cadcamstuff]

Glad to hear it!

[@anirudhkumar1256]

Dear sir, can you elaborate on refinement options in other video?

[@danny_verbiest]

+1 (I'll probably end up using only the standard settings (L/M/H), but at least I would know what e.g. 'Maximum Edge Length' could be used for). Thanks in advance Lars!

[@bumbarabun]

Great and helpful! Only part is missing - how do you apply those tolerances when you realize what it is for your printer. Just scale whole body? But that may not work in every case - lets say I have a pipe on one side and a cup that covers it inside and outside. If I scale cup up then inside will be too big and not fit and vice versa.

[@larslarsen6286]

Nice video. But do you have the gage file in mm instead of inches?

[@WorldofFusion360]

Yeah , I loved your video but it would be good if you have made a 3D printing process of making the parts.but I enjoyed your video

[@reh3ddoes]

Thank you much for these tutorials! But around 19:00 you speak of changing z-axis in preferences. Can I re-orient a current project to be on a new axis? Like say I've accidentally created a model with the Y up and want the STL file to save it with the Z up instead. This way, I can edit/add to the model now with the Z up??

[@ballisticwolf9967]

You are the man. Thank you.

[@PB3D2]

Hi Lars , i have good result with my 3D printer, as i print easy box like the red heart , now i've got some issue with the hinges as shown on another video or some different i did myself and on the lids or on boxes as it's not so big then it's not fitting really good. I presume on SLA would be no problem ..so did you have any video or option to help on such issue if i am clear ! ? thanks any and your video are still excellent Voila.

[@fingersnospig]

I'm fascinated by the box on the shelf behind you, what is it?

[@jon3615]

That's a hass CNC controller.

[@fingersnospig]

Thanks.

[@keithlucas6260]

@@jon3615 .....yep, have many a hour behind those in the oilfield industry and Porus media filter stainless steel parts.

[@alexanderzuaregui6466]

Thanks man this is really helpful

[@cadcamstuff]

Awesome to hear. Thank you for watching

[@BP2UTV]

Can you recommend any tutorials on optimizing your designs 3D printing? For example I assume there are designs a 3D printer is incapable of printer e.x. extreme over hangs, or that sometimes it makes sense to hollow something out.

[@michellebarbosa8691]

Thank you, well explained and very clear 💯

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much :-)

[@velmurugan_ar]

Thanks a lot for this very useful tutorial

[@gjdanco4260]

Hello Lars...great video. A question for you....Where do I find settings in Fusion to change Cura file. The reason I ask is I recently upgraded from Cura 4.1 to Cura 4.10.0. Fusion cant find it. To work around this, I went into program files and there were 2 files (Ultimaker Cura 4.1 and Ultimaker Cura 4.10.0). I moved the Ultimaker Cura 4.1 file to my desktop leaving 4.10.0. Went into fusion and hit make, 3d print, selected the component and chose Cura in the Print Utility dropdown box.....Nothing. I then went back into program files and renamed Ultimaker Cura 4.10.0 to Ultimaker Cura 4.1....success! Need to know where to change this in Fusion as it is not good practice to use a run around like this. Would be interested in your comments please. Thanks, Geoff D

[@justsomebigfootthe3rdwithi795]

I used to hit 3d print but with the new curas it doesn’t work any help?

[@freeyed]

Great video Lars!!!

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you 👍😊

[@Fgera90]

Hello, I am watching your videos from germany and they are awesome, thank you! They help a lot beside the university. I am going to buy a 3D Printer the next few days so I am completly new to this. I have a question to the lower part of the box. Would the 3D printer print the threads or would it just print "normal" round boreholes? Thank you.

[@cadcamstuff]

This part did not originally have threads. The metal screws would cut them when tighten. But if you use the model thread function in Fusion, your printer will print them

[@Ricobass0]

You recommended making box and lid as components from the start -fair enough- but- when you went to save as STL the menu said one file per BODY, not component. I found this a bit confusing. maybe needs more explanation in a later video, or is it a mistake in the menu?

[@Ronny_van_Gerwen]

Every digital arc is not a full blown arc! That’s why some people love their music on vinyl

[@tflreflector791]

Hi Lars. I was following along with this video and using the newer Fusion 360 GUI. I was unable to trigger the dialog where you were showing that you could save to STL out of the file menu ....and if you had multiple components, it would generate separate files for each. Does the new GUI not have that modified dialog with the specific field for separate file per body? Or perhaps is my file just wrong? My current file appears to have two bodies in it although I am a little embarrassed that the parts appear to be on two different plane levels. Those planes are like gremlins.....

[@Hal1970]

Z-axis has a very simple nowadays explanation, topography uses Z as height, so coordinates are X-Y-Z...I tend to work with Z on the extruding axis.

[@wiredmoto]

Love your vids and that Massachusetts accent lol!

[@toastrecon]

Genius. Thanks, Lars!

[@djaytch99]

Thanks as always Lars for informative and fun stuff! I noticed when looking at the screen renderings in Meshmixer that the images have a rough look and not at all smooth like I would wish for in the outcome. Is this just a lo res version or is this closely resembling the final product? Thanks DJH

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi djaytch99 Thank you for watching! It shows the stl triangular shape, so make sure you output to the prefered resolution in Fusion :-)

[@carbonfire1768]

In the tutorial for the box you made threads, if we are 3d printing is the printer capable of making those threads

[@ProDirt]

How are you panning around without the mouse clicking somewhere? Thanks for the videos its been very helpful

[@williamhoward7121]

Lars, please answer this one, I'm curious too

[@cadcamstuff]

Check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn68dqGjesmjqsU

[@ProDirt]

@@cadcamstuff Thank you! Guess I would have gotten to that video eventually

[@lloydChristmas-j6n]

Someone may have already mentioned this, but I honestly didn't scroll through the comments. Right around the 18 minute mark you mention the x/y/z coordinate system was because of the wild west of CAD years. It's more about math. When you graph 2D objects on plots x is your horizontal axis and y is your vertical access. The z access was created to apply to depth, which moves in a positive direction toward you and negative away from you. It's not at all random, but completely planned. Just an FYI.

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Frank Clements Thank you for watching! Ha, I have never thought about that. Thank you!

[@spacecommm]

With Cura (Mac?) using print with 2 different bodies won’t start another instance of the application... It will automatically be arranged on the bed... With the orientation trick it’s all perfect now! Just my 2 cents.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you Bernard Willemot I never tested their Mac version

[@dimitriosioannidis6392]

Hey Lars, thanks for the awesome video. As I am quite new to this, can we import stl files in Fusion 360 in order to modify them before printing?

[@cadcamstuff]

Check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6mmXp6tqtCmq8k

[@PedroCampos-yb2xv]

what HAAS machine is that you have on the shelf?

[@ianbertenshaw4350]

Strange how you ask people to give you a thumbs down and you get none ! Bet some dummy puts one up there just to prove me wrong ! Thanks for the video Lars , i always learn something from you !

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi ian bertenshaw lol, Thank you so much for watching! Best, Lars

[@kimjurgensen2822]

Hej section 1 and 2 was very good and learning for a new user. I have problems with navigating the object in the 3d space. How do you do so smooth?

[@cadcamstuff]

I cheat 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gn68dqGjesmjqsU

[@martensjacobjm]

So we are here once again. I don´t really want to waste 35 minutes on how to make a stl file. This is so time consuming... Is there any way to make components in to bodies? Once again, your videos and guides are great but very time consuming. Thank you Lars

[@janpetersen8441]

Hej Lars Just caught up on your videos. Great resource to learn Fusion. One question I though would be good to cover, is how to arrange components for printing. For instance, you make an assembly of components where some components are designed in place on angled surfaces of other components as the reference surface of the sketch. In Fusion, that's fine. You can see how the parts fit together, and you can project features between the parts. But the position doesn't work for 3D printing, and not all slicers have the feature of Cura or Meshmixer to position parts flat on the build plate (e.g. Prusa Slic3r). This means you have to rotate the parts in the slicer with the exact angle that the part is rotated in Vision relative to the XY plane. Preferable it would be fantastic if the Vision 3D export dialog could include a selection option to select a face to be exported as the XY plane. So for now, I've created a copy of the component that I then rotate and position correctly relative to the XY plane for printing without changing of altering the component used for the actual Fusion design. But is there a better way to accomplish that?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Jan Petersen Thank you for watching! You could possibly do something like what is done for like routing layout: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmHCZ6hnf5WroaM

[@jerrym.2846]

Thank you for your time!

[@vernonleeper7788]

So I've watched the series on making the conduit box . I just download Fusion 360 and I want to learn it. You got a series from open the software to using it?

[@cadcamstuff]

Check these videos out kzbin.info/aero/PL40d7srwyc_NopbOnJ4IARIvSrTT1pp5m

[@peterrasmussen2384]

Hi Lars, thanks for great inspirioring videos. The macine in the background is taking My attension, what is it ?

[@lasvanes]

Looks like a Haas Control Simulator. www.haascnc.com/machines/vertical-mills/control-simulator.html

[@wanderwithpiyush]

hi lars I want to know whether generative design option is available in free version of fusion 360 or paid one?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Piyush Kothavade Thank you for watching! Paid Ultimate version. There is an actual cost to Autodesk everytime the solve button is hit with generative, so I think management saw it necessary to only have it in the paid version :-)

[@artashesharutyunyan3693]

Sorry, I was thinking about this for a looong time))) what is the device behind you? The one with metal handle

[@Plymouyhian]

I wonder this as well. Lars?

[@triggerguard1]

That is a Haas CNC controller used for educational purposes. It simulates uploading a program from Fusion or any other CAD/CAM program into a real CNC mill or lathe.

[@jeffnelson341]

Im new to all of this and I have a Anet A8 3d printer. Will the fusion 360 work with this printer? You are very informative thank you.

[@cadcamstuff]

As most, if not all, 3D printers uses STL Files I would say yes. But then again, I am not a 3D print expert

[@keithlucas6260]

Yes...your printer is what we call a "Prusa clone"...it still uses the same ardurino controller board.... I have an original Prusa i3, a Hictop Prusa, and a FlashForge. My KZbin channel shows the building and calibration of the Hictop which apply to all of them. I started with SketchUp CAD, and Cura 3d slicer four years ago making 3d platforms for RC control aircraft to mount cameras and FPV gear.

[@keithlucas6260]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/noTPqX6hf8eihrs

[@barriestringer2396]

many thanks for the great videos

[@cadcamstuff]

You are so very welcome 👍😊

[@pjandryanadventuresruntime7692]

hi lars, I think you should spent more time about measuring the print tolerances. This is where most fail

[@cadcamstuff]

I need to spent more time printing :-)

[@drawmaster77]

I couldn't get "Preview Mesh" working... I check it and it's not doing anything and I can't OK out of 3D Print dialog. I've tried selecting box and lid and both, but no luck.

[@martindekker8203]

Hey Lars I've been watching your tutorial on creating that conduit box and just want to know if the same principles apply for CNC matching with Fusion 360. If so, what's the next step to create the file that the CNC machine uses to create the design. Thank you

[@F3Ibane]

CNCs use gcode as well, which is what the slicer software produces. Your CNC should come with (or should recommend) a tool path software that can take the STL and convert it to the appropriate gcode for your CNC. The process is the same, as STL is practically an industry standard so basically all software supports it.

[@martindekker8203]

@@F3Ibane So ones I create my design in CAD I go to CAM in Fusion 360 and does that then create the STL file which I then send to my CNC Machine (which has MACH 3) and that converts it to G code. Ones that's done is it ready to mill the design? I'm an absolute newbie to this so have lost to learn. Just trying to get my head around all the principles. Cheers

[@markuschampos5750]

@@martindekker8203 Mach 3 only reads the G-code that Fusion 360 CAM-program produce.

[@DrFiero]

BTW - all your linked files are NLA.

[@wangubc8337]

Hello,sir! First thanks for the very nice video! Now I have a problem like: if someone uploaded a multi-components model to Fusion360 and made it open source to download, but when I download it, it only outputs the full model with .stl, ,obj, whatever. In other words, I can't get the separated model of each component. It just outputs one file. How can I achieve my purpose that I can sparate the models of components from that one-file?

[@wangubc8337]

By the way, I have not installed Autodesk360 yet. I have tried 3Dmax and Solidworks, but they all produced a whole body and I can't select any component any edit them. I once tried the way on some blogs, where you need to adjust the import option from ‘entity’ to ‘surface’. However it will end up warning you "too much surfaces!'' and fail opening it.

[@cadcamstuff]

Check this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qoPLfWyKfLlgacU

[@zulfqarali8603]

Well done Lars almost no accent :)

[@Sakaba]

Love these videos. Noticed that you mentioned forums at 27:00. Can you please link?

[@cadcamstuff]

Google ”Fusion 360 forum”

[@lomeranger]

I just ordered the Ender 3 by Creality and is not listed in the printer settings. Do I need to use another utility?

[@Sakaba]

Cura has settings for Ender 3 that works really well for me.

[@joseaugustodelsolarluna2408]

Say Lars Tolerances model is in mm or may use other unist?

[@btutor]

What is Mcmaster Carr’s policy on printing their parts or incorporating them in your 3d design?

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Al Bravo Thank you for watching! I have no idea

[@keithlucas6260]

None, they want you to use their specs and part numbers in order to generate purchase orders.....nothing in basic hardware is "patent protected", and has been around for the last century. Using "Creo" software and doing this same thing generates a bill of materials and purchase orders including the CNC programs for machining the tool and dies to mold these parts, whether McMaster, Carr Lane or DME molding components. They all have a stake in this and provide the 3d library components to buy from them.

[@P-kun26]

which video was it that you model the heart? I am currently trying to design a box and lid and would like to learn how

[@Tboji]

Ivan Koerniawan yo, he made a whole beginners guide for Fusion where he shows how to make a box with lid

[@P-kun26]

@@Tboji yea but im looking the particular video in which he designed the heart. It's way too much to watch each one. He said it's somewhere below 50. I havent found it tho

[@laurawerner]

He modeled the heart in Live Stream #47: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX6xeISLdtl2b9E. (I skimmed through the first 50 videos last night. Of course it was near the end.) He used the heart shaped box in a bunch of examples during the video, then showed how he modeled the box near the end

[@lrmodranoel]

A little confusing, but your effort is greatly appreciated.

[@andrearomani2505]

what is the difference between binary and ascii format?

[@incubatork]

Non of your videos deserve a thumbs down, always up. All plastics change size once printed, I print a 50mm block for each type of plastic I buy, measure the results and then in the slicer program use the % bigger or % smaller and use it as a multiplier to get the correct size and print again, then mark the multiplier % on the spool so I can use it if I need a precise part in that particular spool of plastic.

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you, Derek :-)

[@kengregory6831]

Once a model is created with Y up, is there a way to change it to Z up. Aside from rotating....

[@TonyRios]

33:15

[@kengregory6831]

That seems to only affect new models.

[@cadcamstuff]

Hi Ken Gregory Thank you for watching! You can always right click in Fusion and quickly rotate the model. BEst, Lars

[@MrArf501]

Great Video's Lars

[@cadcamstuff]

Thank you so much 👍😊