Tutorial - Raspberry Pi Pico Box Step-by-Step | Fusion 360

You will design a box for RPI2040 board + you will learn how to do it for any board. Thank you very much Jake Sugden.
- Download the files from Thingiverse: www.thingiverse.com/thing:643...
- Download the files from Printables: www.printables.com/model/7237...
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- CADclass: www.cadclass.org/courses/CAD
- Book: www.amazon.com/Mastering-Fusi...
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Chapters:
00:00 What is this video about
01:20 Creating project folder
02:01 Importing RP2040 board 3D model
04:24 Starting new design
05:47 Creating top housing
07:48 Creating standoff
16:47 Top wall
26:21 Side walls
28:45 Opening for USB connector
33:35 Creating mounting brackets
42:55 Adding a hole for LED
47:35 Rounding edges
49:59 Adding RPI logo
54:56 Creating bottom housing
58:09 Exporting for 3D printing
1:00:35 Done. See the 3D printed box
1:01:24 About Jake
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[@kubeskiiin6423]

that export(save as stl and open in cura) tip just amazed me. the amount of time ive spent sitting and watching fusion export file to stl... thanks

[@CADclassOfficial]

You're welcome :)

[@yjweaver5108]

That was very easy to digest. Good instructor.

[@CADclassOfficial]

Thanks so much!

[@flytothesky1910]

Worth to mention that Fusion 360 name is changed to Autodesk Fusion

[@sarockpashotan]

It was nice and useful.

[@CADclassOfficial]

Thank you!

[@arekx]

Some shortcuts: 14:00 - press left mouse button on that circle for longer time, menu will appear, choose entire surface there. 29:30 - I don't have that central point option in my hobbyist licensed Fusion, huh! (a moment where I wish to learn FreeCAD instead; turns out it's customizer toolbar and that's just a "point" not "central point"). And don't have two options next to right of it, too. 52:54 - you could chamfer entire taps (+ add bigger hole for bolt head) and no supports would be needed at all (minus - it would look much bulkier). Didn't know that you can create parameter directly when dimensioning. Neat! 57:40 - filleting of entire component. Another nice solution. Thanks!

[@CADclassOfficial]

Thanks for the detailed notes!

[@arekx]

@@CADclassOfficial One observed thing. Creating parameter directly when dimensioning (aaa=0.1mm) does different thing than creating a user parameter from menu. It hard ties that parameter with the specified dimensioned object, so you can't later do like - "no I want that object (line for example) to use different user parameter". That won't work :/

[@mohammedrezk8072]

doesn't the instructor have a youtube channel?

[@RobertFeranec]

www.youtube.com/@cadclassonline