Everything you ever wanted to know about exporting .stl files from Autodesk Fusion 360 but were afraid to ask! Saving off a single body for 3D Printing is fairly straight forward in Fusion 360 however you can do a lot more, including adjust your file quality, save whole groups of parts as one file and even separate groups into their own distinct stl files for dual color prints.
The many exciting ways to extrude in Fusion 360! Everything you wanted to know and more about using extrudes to create your 3D models.
Using constraints in your sketches is a very powerful way to create fully constrained geometry which can easily be altered in future. In this video we’ll go through the key Sketch Constraints you need to know for proper parametric modelling in Fusion 360.
Correct sketch dimensions are crucial for creating models that are easy to alter in future! This is something that can be difficult to grasp, so hopefully these examples help.
With literally 100’s of 3D Printers on the market today, it can be difficult working out which one is the best for your needs… Which is why we created the Maker’s Muse Ultimate 3D Printer Buyers Guide!
This 3D Printer is meant to be so easy, that kids can use it! Should you back it on Kickstarter, or is it just a waste of time and money?
It’s been barely a day but a revisit was needed! A lot more information has become available and the OLO team even got in touch with me to clarify some points, which is awesome!
In this video we check out Polymaker’s latest Kickstarter project: the Polysher and Polysmooth filament polishing system!
M3D is back on kickstarter with the M3D Pro 3D Printer! Is it the best value 3D Printer you can get, or does it smell of marketing hype? In this video we’ll dive into the kickstarter campaign and weigh up the claims against other 3D Printers on the market.
Failed 3D Prints are the worst… But can this product help put a stop to it? Let’s investigate the Bunker on Kickstarter… and why I ended up backing it.
I wanted to get this video up quickly to share my thoughts with my viewers on this popular Kickstarter Project. Please remember that kickstarter pledges are not the same as pre-ordering a product, and that as always everything in this video is my own opinion. 🙂
Let’s check out the Anvil 3D Printer on Kickstarter – a low cost 3D Printer with an integrated 3D Design app! What do I think of it? Watch to find out 🙂
In this video we take a close look at the V3 Kodama Obsidian 3D Printer Prototype! Big thanks to Kodama for sending this little machine across.
In this video we take a look at the Trinus 3D Printer and Laser Engraver on Kickstarter. Is it worth backing? Let’s find out!
In this video I’ll show you how I’ve set up a basic makerspace with tools and a 3D Printer for under $500, including the computer!
Create 3D Designs and run your 3D Printers for free! In episode 3 of the budget makerspace project I’ll show you how to get free or cheap PC hardware and software. It’s incredible what is now possible.
In part 2 of the Budget Makerspace project we’re looking at what tools you need to get started!
Can you create a makerspace for less than a gaming console? Yes, and this series is going to prove it.
In this video from early 2012, MakerBot CEO Bre Pettis shares the history of our first three years. Since our first product, the Cupcake CNC, we’ve released three machines, including our most powerful and refined desktop 3D printer yet, the MakerBot Replicator 2. As we’ve grown to meet the outstanding demand of the bold explorers around the world using MakerBot technology, we have expanded to well over 150 employees. To understand the incredible future we are launching into, have a quick listen to where we came from.
When people see things made on MakerBot 3D Printers, they often start to wonder two things: how much do they cost, and how much can you make with one roll? In this video, Annelise addresses the question of how much plastic is on one roll of MakerBot Filament, and what you can make with it. Then she shows us how to calculate the final cost. The answer is much simpler than you might think. Just weigh it!