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Fusion360 Lesson: Designing a Threaded Container

🕑 Added 2023-10-06 19:48:55 +0000 UTC

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Kirt Dickinson

More of this stuff please! And thank you!

The Nerd Farm

Thank you!

PNWPrintedIdeas

Any chance you’ll do one of these on how you did the collapsable sword?

Daniel Chapman

Awesome, thank you. These lessons are brilliant for me

Kyle Rogers

Fusion 360 Is available free for hobbyists and non-commercial

Daniel Baumeister

When come the next Video 🙂

Joshua

Is fudion free or is it priced reallu high?

MrsEllison

🤯 I’ve had fusion for 3 months and this is the best tutorial I’ve seen. Most of them are so long and just ramble. You were straight to the point and now I’m off for a 2 hour print. Thank you!

Mike Wardlow

Absolutely incredible of you to do this, thank you!

Terry F.

This is awesome! thank you so much for posting this! Made it so much easier to learn the software!

deborah colon

this is amazing thanks for this

Casey B

Woohoo first design done. Thanks :)

Nicolás Gallego

Thank you for the lessons! you should consider 3d design classes maybe? Best.

quest21woodshop

thank you! this was super helpful and just the kind of content i need, i have been wanting to get more into fusion360 and this is perfect!

Simon Woodley

Thanks just finished tinkercad course and needed my next step software and it looks like I found it. A starter course would be good also

Matthew Moscato

To follow along with this lesson simply open fusion360 to a fresh work plane and you’re good to go 👍

Matthew Moscato

I printed this container at 10% infill and on a bambu lab P1S. Bambu lab printers can print much faster than a prusa Mk3S, so that would be the main reason for the 3x faster print time.

Patrick Meledeo

This is awesome. Thank you! Out of curiosity, what percentage Infill did you use on this print? Your time showed around 2 hours and mine is showing around 6 hours. That seems like quite a difference. I'm on a Prusa MK3S but didn't think it would be THAT much of a difference from the Bambu. So my guess is maybe infill? My infill setting is just at a default 15% but I'm still not familiar enough to know how much is too much/not enough.

jason martinez

Lyra Lopez

I just joined a few days ago! This is a great add to the sub! I've never used F360. Do we just use the default settings/preferences to be able to follow along?