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    3D Design - Printing Slides

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    This document provides an overview of 3D design and printing. It discusses Fusion 360 modeling software, the design workflow process from concept to 3D printing, modeling tools in Fusion 360, design guidelines for 3D models, and demonstrations of slicing a model for 3D printing and different settings like supports, infill density, and adhesion types. It concludes with asking participants to provide feedback and includes reference links for more information.

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    This document provides an overview of 3D design and printing. It discusses Fusion 360 modeling software, the design workflow process from concept to 3D printing, modeling tools in Fusion 360, design guidelines for 3D models, and demonstrations of slicing a model for 3D printing and different settings like supports, infill density, and adhesion types. It concludes with asking participants to provide feedback and includes reference links for more information.

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    3D Design - Printing Slides

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    This document provides an overview of 3D design and printing. It discusses Fusion 360 modeling software, the design workflow process from concept to 3D printing, modeling tools in Fusion 360, design guidelines for 3D models, and demonstrations of slicing a model for 3D printing and different settings like supports, infill density, and adhesion types. It concludes with asking participants to provide feedback and includes reference links for more information.

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    3D Design &

    Printing
    Workshop
    Aung Khant Zaw
    Lim Xuan Min
    Zhu Jia Chen
    Contents

    1. Introduction
    2. Design Workflow
    3. Modeling Tools
    4. Designing Guidelines
    5. Demo
    6. Slicing
    01
    Introduction
    Fusion360
    ● Computer-Aided Design software
    ● Popular modeling software for hobbyists
    ● Free for students
    ● Easy learning curve
    Power of Fusion360
    ● Design
    ● Sculpting
    ● Rendering
    ● Animations
    ● Simulations
    02
    Design
    Workflow
    Process
    3D Design and
    3D Printer
    Drafting
    Parameter

    Concept CAD STL Slicer 3D


    Printing

    Ideas Mesh
    Parameter
    03
    Modeling Tools
    1

    Toolbar:
    Use the Toolbar to select
    the tool you want to use
    2

    View Cube:
    - Rotate the cub to
    rotate the viewport
    - Click on surfaces to
    change view e.g
    (Top View)
    Viewport Navigation:
    - Orbit (Shift + Middle Mouse Btn)
    - Pan (Middle Mouse Btn)
    - Zoom In/Out (Scroll Btn)
    - Multiple Views

    3
    Design History:
    - Keeps track of changes
    - Playback to show all steps in order

    4
    04
    Designing
    Guidelines
    Wall thickness :
    Minimum
    thickness of 2mm

    Bosses: Include a clearance of


    minimum 1 hole diameter
    Curved corners: around the hole e.g (if the hole is
    Add radii/fillets to 4mm wide, the minimum wall
    corners thickness around the whole shld
    be 4mm)
    Component clearance:
    Allow 0.5mm around
    internal components
    Port clearance: Allow for 1 mm
    around the port

    Hole clearance: Add


    0.25mm to diameter of
    screws
    05
    Demo Time
    06
    Slicing
    Generate structures to support parts
    of the model which have overhangs.
    Without these structures, such parts
    would collapse during printing.

    Enable printing a brim or raft. This


    will add a flat area around or under
    your object which is easy to cut off
    afterwards.
    Different infill density
    Models that need support
    45 degrees rule
    5mm rule
    Different types of adhesion

    skirts

    brims

    rafts
    QnA/ Feedback Time

    Do fill up the feedback form


    for additional resources and
    the Fusion 360 file of the
    case!
    Reference links

    ● Support
    https://all3dp.com/1/3d-prin
    ting-support-structures/
    ● Infill
    https://all3dp.com/2/infill-
    3d-printing-what-it-means-an
    d-how-to-use-it/
    ● Adhesion
    https://all3dp.com/2/3d-prin
    ter-bed-adhesion-all-you-nee
    d-to-know/

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