Using Components in Other Fusion 360 documents
In my previous posts, I got the dimensions for ISO 4017 Machine Screws and DIN 931 Bolts. In Autodesk Fusion […]
In my previous posts, I got the dimensions for ISO 4017 Machine Screws and DIN 931 Bolts. In Autodesk Fusion […]
ISO 4017 specifies the form of metric-sized hex head screws, and covers thread diameters from M1.6 up to and including M160.
When doing anything more mechanical with 3d Printing, you will want to use bolts and other fixings; This is where DIN 931 comes in!
Ian Hughes has done a lot of work on making a 3D-printable K9. Details of Doctor Who’s K-9 and other
Following on from my previous Makevember posts… This is another virtual post, I built the Wind Turbine Hub as designed
Following on from my Makevember post yesterday, where I tried to make turbine blades, and Failed… I fed 6050 from
I have been a bit lax on my Makevember posts; these were just quick prints I lobbed on the 3D
Today’s Makevember There seems to be very little consensus on the arangement of the colours of the buttons on the
After my previous attempts at cadding up air foils, that can be found here and here for #Makevember, I came
Another boat: I was trying to dial in a 3D printer, the blobs on the hull seem to be caused
I have been back in Fusion 360 designing parts for my wind turbine: These are parts of the hub, they
As in my Q-Blade Post 1. I made reference to both HAWT (Horizontal Axis Wind Turbine) and VAWT (Vertical Axis
After the print yesterday, I wanted to know what the 100% sized eyes would look like. Having also thought a
A fair while ago Swindon Makerspace started a group project called LogoBot, a cheap, expendable and extendable easy to build