Another project I've been working on is a CycleKart. These vintage looking gokarts use a steel frame design. While the components are fairly simple, it is a bit of a pain to create individual parts and import them into an Assembly file. I was able to utilize the Configurations tool within Autodesk Fusion to help …
Mr. L Shop Smarts #024
I've been working on an Assembly file with my Improved Steam Engine Project. In doing so, I've created Part Files that I bring into the Assembly. I've wanted to also have a Hardware component within that Assembly file, however, you can't add a blank component within an Assembly file. This video will show you how …
Mr. L Shop Smarts #023
We may have covered this topic before, but some things need repeating. Have you ever found yourself placing the same parameters into the different projects you are working on. This can be frustrating, having to grab a caliper and remember what diameter worked for an M3 Heat Set Insert each time you use one. There …
Mr. L Shop Smarts #022
Sometimes even a relatively simple object can present challenges when modeling in the 3D environment. I came across one such issue with this 40MM Clip that I've recreated to mimic actual metal clips used on Navy ships during WWII. These clips held 4 rounds of 40MM ammunition, and while you can certainly find actual metal …
Mr. L Shop Smarts #021
This week you will learn about a helpful tip to potentially improve your 3D prints using the Bambu Studio software. As your 3D models become more and more complicated, the way you want those models sliced also tends to require more complexity. Additionally, many of us need to test our 3D models for fit, and …
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