I rec'd my 3D printer (Sovol SV06) 2 weeks ago today. QUICKLY realized I needed to learn a new CAD software, so I tried FreeCad, OnShape, and Fusion 360 (free version) and settled on F360 (a LOT more online tutorials/help), so after printing a simple small tool tray for my 3DP tools, a pencil cup for my desk, storage boxes for AA and AAA batteries, and a LOT of bits and doodads so I could see how this whole "thing" works, I decided to tackle fasteners...
That's a 1/4x20 bolt and nut (which is screwed onto a 1/4x20 piece of allthread to show it fits)...HELLO TO ENDLESS STAR KNOBS IN WHATEVER SIZE I NEED!
Next up...figuring out how to model water hose fittings. As F360 does not appear to include NH threads (even in the paid version ), I had to find the standards and will go from there.
Just needed to share with someone who appreciates tinkering around for no reason other than they can...as you were!
That's a 1/4x20 bolt and nut (which is screwed onto a 1/4x20 piece of allthread to show it fits)...HELLO TO ENDLESS STAR KNOBS IN WHATEVER SIZE I NEED!
Next up...figuring out how to model water hose fittings. As F360 does not appear to include NH threads (even in the paid version ), I had to find the standards and will go from there.
Just needed to share with someone who appreciates tinkering around for no reason other than they can...as you were!