Parts That Fit Odd Shaped Objects - 3D Design for 3D Printing

Parts That Fit Odd Shaped Objects - 3D Design for 3D Printing

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Parts That Fit Odd Shaped Objects - 3D Design for 3D Printing

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  1. 1 Introduction
  2. 2 What we are designing
  3. 3 Taking measurements and reference photos
  4. 4 Importing reference image
  5. 5 Rotating the reference image
  6. 6 Scaling the reference image
  7. 7 Sketching, constraints and dimensions
  8. 8 Prototype for testing accuracy
  9. 9 Why do we have undersized holes?
  10. 10 Solution 1: Drill out hole
  11. 11 Solution 2: Adjust CAD dimensions
  12. 12 Solution 3: Slicer compensation
  13. 13 Finishing the design
  14. 14 3D printing design considerations
  15. 15 Split tool using a plane
  16. 16 Split tool using a sketch and surface
  17. 17 Finished part

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