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Designing a Parametric "Print in Place" Hinged Container Using Autodesk Fusion 360
Household & Decor

Designing a Parametric "Print in Place" Hinged Container Using Autodesk Fusion 360

by Greg Zumwalt

The eight different size and color 3D printed "print in place" hinged containers appearing in the cover photograph of this tutorial do have one thing in common; they were all printed from a single Autodesk Fusion 360 model using "parametric modeling". In a CAD environment, a parametric model is a m

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Sourcemyminifactory
CategoryHousehold & Decor
File formatsF3D, STL
PriceFree
Licenceshare, attribute, mention, remix
Est. difficultyIntermediate

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