3D Printed 90 Degree Angle Bracket with Parametric Features in Fusion 360 Tutorial

[@videomonkeys]

This is super cool, thank you for the tutorial - helped me to make a bracket for a lost part.

[@WhatMakeArt]

Glad it helped, hope the replacement part works out 👍

[@loubano]

Just love your tutorials. Thanks a lot 😃

[@WhatMakeArt]

Glad to hear 👍

[@loubano]

@@WhatMakeArt I started to watch of your tutorials !!!! Really really good 👍 Thanks a lot for this great Help 👏👏👏

[@WhatMakeArt]

Great, any specific techniques you're interested in, let me know 👍

[@loubano]

@@WhatMakeArt thanks a lot 😃👍

[@BluD]

im pretty new to this. if the bracket is going on top of other PLA would I need to model out threads or can I just drill into solid PLA without it?

[@WhatMakeArt]

Really depends on the scale of the project, small 3D printed threads don't work so well, but larger threads can, for a small project. I would probably make the whole smaller than what is needed and then drill and tap threads in or use through bolts and a captive nut system

[@6to6surf4]

great work! how much do you think it will cost per bracket? thanks

[@WhatMakeArt]

For PLA it would cost almost nothing, depends on size If you're getting it printed with a service in metal or ABS then it will cost more and also will be based on size You can see the volume in the properties infusion 360. Just right click on the model in the browser and go to properties and then you can calculate the cost of the 3d print

[@wolframherzog636]

👍😎

[@WhatMakeArt]

Simple but effective