Laser Model Making Advanced Basics Tutorial Guide: modeling tips & tricks for Designers Architects

[@Vrx-yp1eu]

I know it was an accident, but I cant get over how cool that box looks. reminds me of when the Xbox 360 came out and Microsoft was talking about how they designed it to look like it was gasping. this was in contrast to the original which was expanding from the inside.

[@christophercook8]

Ugh I have been using a laser cutter for years and I have never done the wet paper trick, you learn something new every day.

[@EricStrebel]

Good luck! 😀

[@FilmFactry]

Thank you for this video. I don't have access to a laser, but these are very interesting processes!

[@garagemonkeysan]

Great video. Useful tips and online resources. Always great to watch a master! Mahalo for sharing. : )

[@kausthubhtsr9636]

thanks a ton for these videos sir ! please keep making these type ... :)

[@karlfimm]

There's a free add-in for Fusion 360 called Dxf4LaserCutting which creates a DXF from a selected face, with kerf adjustment (holes a bit smaller, edges a bit larger).

[@EricStrebel]

Awesome 👍

[@koreanmister3d]

Great video sir

[@rdgk1se3019]

I think the shrunk wood gives the part some character.

[@EricStrebel]

Well, I do have to agree with you on that even though it wasn't intended it does look pretty neat, I doubt I could have made that if I tried

[@coolstream1]

Does cutting EVA foam not give off chlorine gas?

[@EricStrebel]

Not that I am aware of

[@jonlewis5063]

There's no chlorine in EVA, so it can't possibly off-gas chlorine.

[@shitheadjohnson2797]

I need a lazer cutter got some cookie cutters to make.

[@nraynaud]

You might know this, but there is a laser cutting 'tool' in the CAM environment and there is a DXF post processor. You gain the possibility to add tabs, lead in and lead out, kerf and it's connected to your model. here is a post I made on the subject on reddit: www.reddit.com/r/ChineseLaserCutters/comments/b793x5/i_improved_the_dxf_post_processor_for_fusion_360/

[@MrSargenti]

Ahem! Singular is Radius, plural is Radii. (Ray-dee-eye.) There is no such word as “radiuses.”